Senior Marine Terminals Advisor

Responsibilities for this position may include but are not limited to

• Support compliance with the Marine Terminals Onshore (MTO) Standard.
• Identify risks associated with marine terminal operations and support implementation of appropriate safeguards and improvements.
• Conduct marine terminal inspections to verify compliance with company and industry standards and identify improvement opportunities.
• Support Maintenance & Reliability teams in verifying that berth equipment and critical components are appropriately managed within facility maintenance systems.
• Promote safe and efficient operations across the vessel/terminal interface.
• Support development and delivery of terminal-specific training and safety-critical marine competencies.
• Support Management of Change (MOC) processes for changes affecting terminal equipment, procedures, and operations.
• Support development and continuous improvement of local marine terminal procedures.
• Assist with investigation, tracking, and resolution of marine incidents and near misses, including events occurring at the vessel/terminal interface.
• Support Marine Terminal Reviews and assist with prioritization, tracking, and closure of identified actions and findings.
• Communicate marine terminal risks identified through risk assessments, reviews, and MOC processes to appropriate stakeholders.
• Support terminal management in evaluating vessels identified by Marine Assurance as having potential compliance concerns or violations.
• Partner with terminal management, Commercial, and Legal teams to identify operational efficiencies and opportunities to improve demurrage-related processes.
• Review and maintain Marine Terminal Information System (MTIS) information, including the Marine Terminal Particulars Questionnaire (MTPQ), Terminal Information Booklet (TIB), and Marine Terminal Management and Self Assessment (MTMSA) submissions.
• Maintain and update Terminal Information Booklets based on operational changes, new learnings, incident actions, and other relevant requirements.
• Promote use of the Marine Safety, Reliability and Efficiency Process (MSRE).
• Support appeals and exceptions associated with the MTO Standard.
• Support marine terminal risk assessments, Mooring Equipment Guidelines (MEG) assessments, passing ship criteria assessments, snapback assessments, and other enterprise marine requirements.
• Support engagement and advocacy activities with Pilot Associations, the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), Port Authorities, and other external maritime stakeholders.
• Advise terminal management on gaps relative to Chevron marine terminal requirements and applicable maritime industry standards.
• Facilitate knowledge sharing across marine terminals, including communication of incidents, lessons learned, and improvement opportunities.
• Support emergency response planning, marine emergency exercises, and drills.
• Provide marine operational input and support for terminal projects throughout the project lifecycle.
• Provide general marine operational and technical advice as required.

Required Qualifications

• Class 1 Certificate of Competency (CoC) in Deck.
• Senior seagoing experience with demonstrated knowledge of marine terminal operations, vessel/terminal interfaces, and marine safety practices.
• Demonstrated knowledge of marine operational risk management, regulatory requirements, industry standards, and safe marine operations.
• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills with the ability to effectively collaborate across Terminal Operations, HSE, Maintenance & Reliability, Marine Assurance, Commercial teams, and external maritime stakeholders.

Preferred Qualifications

• Shore-based experience in marine terminal operations, marine assurance, port operations, or a similar maritime advisory role.
• Experience as a Mooring Master and/or Marine Pilot supporting offshore facilities or marine operations.
• Experience conducting marine terminal inspections, risk assessments, Management of Change (MOC), incident investigations, and terminal assurance or review activities.
• Knowledge of marine terminal standards and industry practices, including OCIMF guidance, Marine Terminal Information System (MTIS), Marine Terminal Management and Self Assessment (MTMSA), and Mooring Equipment Guidelines (MEG).
• Experience supporting marine projects, emergency response activities, terminal procedures, personnel training, and engagement with organizations such as the U.S. Coast Guard, Port Authorities, and Pilot Associations.

Relocation Options

• Relocation may be considered within Chevron's parameters.
• International Considerations
• Expatriate assignments will not be considered.
• Selected candidate will be required to work in the United States. Chevron is not able to offer employment-based immigration sponsorship for this position.

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