Master (Crew Transfer Vessel - CTV) - 4 Weeks On / 4 Weeks Off

Position: Master (Crew Transfer Vessel - CTV) - 4 Weeks On / 4 Weeks Off
Job ID: (phone number removed)
Location: UK Offshore (Various UK Ports)
Rate/Salary:

Master 200 CoC: £44,000-£46,000 per annum.
Master 500 CoC or Above: £50,000+ per annum. Benefits: Company pension, travel provided, training and development, career progression and offshore allowances where applicable.
Type: Permanent

HSB Technical Ltd is a specialist recruiter within the Power & Propulsion, Shipbuilding, Maritime Shipping, Energy and Subsea sectors.

HSB Technical's client is a well-established operator within the offshore wind industry and is looking to recruit experienced Masters for their fleet of modern Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs). This is a permanent opportunity working a 4 weeks on / 4 weeks off rotation, operating from various UK ports and supporting offshore wind farm operations.

The salary offered will depend on the candidate's Certificate of Competency (CoC), with £44,000-£46,000 per annum for Master 200 CoC holders and £50,000 minimum for Master 500 CoC holders or above.
Duties and Responsibilities
The Master (CTV) will be responsible for, but not limited to:

Taking full command and responsibility for the safe operation of the vessel.
Safely transporting technicians, contractors and equipment to and from offshore wind farms.
Navigating the vessel in accordance with COLREGS, MCA regulations and the Company's Safety Management System (SMS).
Leading, managing and mentoring onboard crew.
Carrying out safe vessel approaches and personnel transfers to offshore structures.
Ensuring compliance with statutory, flag state and class requirements.
Maintaining high standards of health, safety and environmental compliance.
Completing passage planning, voyage documentation and vessel reports.
Conducting toolbox talks and daily safety briefings.
Overseeing planned maintenance activities onboard.
Monitoring propulsion systems, auxiliary machinery and vessel equipment.
Liaising with marine coordinators, clients and offshore control centres.
Participating in emergency drills and exercises.
Reporting defects and coordinating maintenance requirements.
Maintaining vessel cleanliness and presentation.
Promoting a strong safety culture onboard. Qualifications and Experience
The successful candidate will have:

UK MCA Master 200GT (Near Coastal) Certificate of Competency or higher.
Previous experience as Master or Skipper onboard Crew Transfer Vessels, workboats or similar commercial vessels.
Valid STCW certification.
Valid ENG1 Medical Certificate.
GMDSS General Operators Certificate (GOC).
Strong vessel handling and navigation skills.
Experience operating in offshore or challenging weather conditions.
Good understanding of marine diesel propulsion systems.
Knowledge of planned maintenance systems.
Excellent leadership and crew management abilities.
Strong communication and organisational skills.
Computer literacy.
Full UK driving licence.
Valid passport. Desirable Experience

Master 500GT CoC or above.
Previous offshore wind industry experience.
Dynamic Positioning (DP) awareness or experience.
HELM Operational or Management.
Human Element, Leadership and Management training.
GWO Offshore Wind training.
MCA Approved Engine Course (AEC).
Mechanical fault-finding experience.
First Aid at Sea.
Advanced Sea Survival.
Fire Fighting qualifications.
ISM and ISPS knowledge. Salary and Benefits

Competitive annual salary based on CoC and experience.
£44,000-£46,000 per annum for Master 200 CoC holders.
£50,000+ per annum for Master 500 CoC holders or above.
Permanent employment.
4 weeks on / 4 weeks off rotation.
Company pension scheme.
Travel provided.
Training and development opportunities.
Career progression within the offshore wind sector.
Offshore allowances where applicable. This vacancy is being advertised by HSB Technical Ltd, who have been appointed to act as the recruitment consultancy for this role

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