Technical Superintendent

Delft - Vessel Management

The Technical Department is responsible for managing all repair and maintenance activities across the Allseas fleet. Our fleet includes a heavy lift vessel, a deep-sea mining vessel, pipe laying vessels and barges, offshore support vessels, as well as several supply vessels and unmanned barges. Together, these assets represent more than 300 MW of installed power, a figure that has quadrupled over the past ten years.

With a team of more than 50 specialists, the department supports vessels, sites and projects worldwide, ensuring our assets operate safely, efficiently and sustainably. The Technical Department plays a key role in maintaining and continuously improving the technical capabilities of our fleet, while supporting the delivery of some of the industry's most challenging offshore projects.

A major focus area is the ongoing hybridisation of several vessels, alongside a range of sustainability initiatives that contribute to reducing emissions and improving operational efficiency. By combining technical expertise with innovation, the department helps shape the future of Allseas' operations.

Your role

As a Technical Superintendent, you will be responsible for ensuring that the assigned vessel remain safe, reliable and fit for purpose throughout their operational lifecycle. Acting as the key technical focal point, you will work closely with vessel crews, technical specialists, project teams and external stakeholders to coordinate maintenance, modifications and long-term asset improvements.

Your main responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Monitoring relevant legislation and requirements from flag states, classification societies, IMO and other regulatory bodies, and initiating required actions where necessary;
• Using available business intelligence tools and technical data to support informed decision-making, including downtime, cost control, inventory and asset management dashboards;
• Ensuring assigned assets remain technically compliant, operationally efficient and fit for purpose;
• Managing the daily repair and maintenance activities of assigned vessels in close cooperation with Technical Department colleagues and other internal disciplines;
• Preparing, managing and controlling annual repair, maintenance and investment budgets;
• Acting as Project Manager for repairs, modifications, damage repairs and vessel preparation scopes;
• Identifying opportunities for standardisation, optimisation and continuous improvement of technical procedures and working methods;
• Approving purchase orders and invoices in accordance with the applicable authorisation matrix;
• Contributing to annual technical status reporting and vessel inspection activities;
• Preparing and executing repair, maintenance and modification scopes during port calls;
• Maintaining and prioritising repair lists, including overdue maintenance, project-related modifications and long-term investment plans;
• Maintaining close communication and collaboration with vessel crews and other stakeholders.

What we expect from you

To be successful in this role, you should largely recognise yourself in the following:

• You hold a BSc or MSc degree in Maritime Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or a comparable discipline;
• You have at least 5 years of experience in an all-round, coordinating technical role;
• You possess in-depth knowledge of maritime legislation and the requirements of classification societies and the IMO;
• Experience within a maritime or offshore environment is a strong advantage;
• You are analytically strong, proactive and capable of balancing operational priorities with long-term asset management objectives;
• You are an effective communicator who enjoys working with both technical specialists and vessel crews;
• You are fluent in English, both verbally and in writing.

What we offer

Working for Allseas means: contributing to prestigious projects that have never been done before. Like building the worlds largest heavy-lifting vessel and performing the heaviest single lift of all times (by far)!

What else kan you expect when working at Allseas?

• A competitive salary benchmarked against the industry and one of the best pension schemes on the market
• Performance-based salary increases and bonus opportunities;
• 30 holiday days per year and flexible working arrangements;
• Extensive training and development opportunities, including study budgets and coaching programmes;
• A company-sponsored fitness scheme;
• Internal clubs, committees, social events and sporting activities;
• The opportunity to work on innovative vessel improvement and sustainability projects that have a direct impact on the future of our fleet.

Stories from colleagues

If you enjoy solving problems, taking responsibility and working on projects where no two days are the same, you will find plenty of opportunities here.

Jaenet van Eijk, Logistics Engineer