Hands-on operations professional with strong petroleum cargo inspection knowledge and the ability to supervise concurrent marine and terminal assignments.
Demonstrates sound technical judgement, attention to detail and effective identification of operational risks and deviations.
Provides clear direction, promotes accountability and supports teamwork and personnel development.
Remains calm, responsive and solution-oriented during time-critical operations, client escalations and changing conditions.
Effectively balances client service, turnaround time, resource efficiency, quality and HSE requirements.
Demonstrates integrity, reliability, impartiality and strong procedural discipline.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS
Bachelor’s degree or technical diploma in chemistry, petroleum, marine studies, logistics, port management or a related discipline. Equivalent relevant industry experience may be considered.
5 to 8 years of relevant experience in petroleum inspection, marine cargo, terminal operations, bunker operations or oil-trading logistics.
At least 2 years of experience supervising field personnel or coordinating multiple concurrent inspection assignments.
Sound knowledge of petroleum quantity and quality inspections, cargo measurement, sampling, custody transfer, operational documentation and chain-of-custody requirements.
Familiarity with applicable ASTM, API, EI, ISO and IP standards and recognised industry practices.
IFIA certification, as a recognised inspector qualification, is preferred.
Experience reviewing field data, quantity calculations, certificates, draft reports and operational records.
Working knowledge of HSE risk assessments, permit-to-work controls, incident reporting and safe working practices aboard vessels, at terminals and within petroleum facilities.
Good planning, organisation, problem-solving and decision-making skills.
Strong interpersonal, client-service, written and verbal communication skills.
Professional working proficiency in English and French.
Good command of Microsoft Office and familiarity with job-management tools and operational reporting systems.
Valid driving licence and ability to conduct inspections at anchorage and offshore, including safe vessel boarding and transfer, subject to applicable medical, safety and certification requirements.
Availability for shift work, extended hours, weekends, public holidays and emergency support according to operational requirements.
SGS Morocco is the Moroccan subsidiary of the Swiss multinational SGS S.A., the world leader in inspection, verification, testing and certification. With more than 96,000 employees, SGS operates a network of over 2,700 offices and laboratories worldwide.
Established in 1951, SGS Morocco provides a wide range of services, including inspection, verification, product quality analysis and performance testing, in accordance with standards designed to protect health and consumer safety while preserving the environment.
SGS Morocco supports clients throughout their supply chains across a broad range of sectors, including agriculture and food, cosmetics, capital and consumer goods, energy, mining, chemicals, environment, industrial services, the public sector and transportation.
With a network of 45 offices, inspection centers and laboratories across Morocco and nearly 400 employees, SGS Morocco is a trusted partner for Moroccan businesses committed to quality and to our shared purpose of enabling a better, safer and more interconnected world.
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