Manager, Investigations & Vendor Oversight

The Investigations & Vendor Oversight Manager reports to the President of Enterprise Marine Services LLC ("EMS") and serves as the primary point of contact for corporate and external authorities, customers, and other stakeholders on investigative and vendor-oversight matters.

The Manager of Investigations & Vendor Oversight is primarily responsible for managing, overseeing, and leading comprehensive, thorough investigations into operational incidents and marine casualties, including but not limited to collisions, allisions, groundings, and product spills and discharges, as well as near misses.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:


* Conducting and managing incident investigations in accordance with EMS policies, customer requirements and expectations, and applicable laws and regulations.


* Leading and guiding investigative teams in identifying and understanding causative factors to prevent future occurrences, developing effective corrective and preventative actions, and ensuring the dissemination of lessons learned throughout the fleet.


* Drafting, revising, and producing investigative reports that are comprehensive, accurate, timely, and well-written.


* Providing training and mentorship to members of the investigation team and promoting safety awareness throughout the organization.


* Fielding, coordinating, and responding to incident investigation requests from federal and state regulatory agencies and customers.


* Developing, submitting, and maintaining necessary incident-related documentation as required by federal and state agencies.


* Collaborating closely with the Operations Department, the Personnel Department, the Safety Department, and the Maintenance Department on all aspects of marine casualty investigations, claims, and vendor compliance and oversight.


* Communicating investigative findings and lessons learned to crewmembers and management as appropriate.


* Communicating the results of Dock Surveys to customers and dock representatives and following up with customers and dock representatives to ensure that Dock Survey results are received and corrective actions are implemented.


* Acting as a liaison for marine industry associations and federal and state regulatory agencies on incident and investigative issues.


* Tracking, scheduling, and following up on vendor audits.


* Ensuring vendor compliance with EMS policies and procedures.


* Coordinating and collaborating with vendors on incident investigations and the implementation of corrective actions and lessons learned.


* Initiating, participating in, and contributing to special projects as needed or directed by the President of EMS.

The successful candidate will have the following qualifications:


* A high school diploma or G.E.D.

equivalent is required.


* 5-10 years of experience in vessel operations and/or a maritime regulatory field is required.


* Demonstrated understanding of towing ve...