SR VETTING INSPECTOR

We explore and discover the limitless possibilities of energy so we can all progress. We believe in the power of talent to shape the future. That’s why we’re looking for curious, bold individuals who are eager to grow and create new ways forward—people who want to join us in building a more sustainable, innovative, and inclusive world.
We strongly believe that diversity fuels creativity and innovation. That’s why we welcome professionals who are ready to grow, learn, and bring their perspective to the energy challenges of today and tomorrow.
Here, you’ll find a place to grow and unlock your full potential.

Key Responsibilities:

• Monitor the Maritime Terminal vessel schedule to identify vessels for inspection following the established procedures.
• Conduct Inspections to the vessels according to the Repsol Vetting Process at Repsol Maritime Terminals or at the ports instructed by Repsol Vetting Coordination Team.
• Obtain and maintain accreditation as an OCIMF-SIRE Inspector Category 1.

• Collaborate with the Responsible of the Maritime Terminal as an advisor on technical issues related to vessels, as well as ensure compliance with vessel operation assessment requirements at the Maritime Terminal.

• Conduct on-site monitoring of vessel incidents at the Maritime Terminal, providing first-hand information to the Repsol Vetting Coordination team and the responsible of the Maritime Terminal.
• Provide technical maritime training to Maritime Terminal personnel.
• Serve as a reference for vessel safety and operational matters at the Maritime Terminal.
• Participate in Repsol Vetting Department projects and/or cross-functional projects within the trading division or other areas of Repsol.

Required Qualifications & Experience

 Qualifications

• Master’s license from a recognized flag state for vessels of 3,000 gross tonnage or more, or
• Chief Engineer Officer’s license from a recognized flag state for vessels powered by main propulsion of 3,000 kW or more.

Experience:

• At least 60 months of actual sea service* aboard tankers as a certificated officer.
• At least 24 months of actual sea service as a Master, Chief Officer, Chief Engineer, or 1st/2nd Engineer.
• Sea service as an officer aboard at least two different types of tankers (oil, chemical, gas).
• Advanced technical marine operations experience.
• Knowledge of Internation Maritime Regulations (SOLAS, MARPOL, ISPS, IGC, IBC,..) and Industry recommendations such SIGTTO and OCIMF, including SIRE and TMSA.
• Knowledge of risk assessment and incident investigation techniques.

*Note: Sea service in this instance means actual accumulated time on board as sea service and not calendar years as a certificated officer.

Skills and Competencies:

• Fluency in Spanish and English, both written and spoken.
• Strong organizational, planning, and initiative-driving skills.
• Excellent communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team.
• Decision-making ability and problem-solving skills.
• Leadership capacity and adaptability to change.
• Proficiency in IT skills.