Gaz - Aps6 - Act/nsw/qld/nt/sa/vic/wa - Commanding Officer (thaiyak/bay Class) - Brisbane, Australia - Australian Department Of Home Affairs

Description

GAZ - APS- ACT/NSW/QLD/NT/SA/VIC/WA - Commanding Officer (Thaiyak/Bay class)

Applications close:
Sunday, 26 May 2024 at 11:59pm (midnight – AEDT. Late applications will not be accepted.
Position Summary
The Commanding Officer (CO) (Thaiyak/Bay class) is required to manage:
The vessel, crew, and passengers/transportees

The navigational requirements of the vessel, including navigational watch officers, and all of the charts and publications, as required for the safe navigation of the vessel.

This includes overseeing the development and execution of passage plans
In-port operations
The logistical requirements of the vessel, which involves developing and maintaining relationships with key external clients

Vessel operations during in service support/maintenance periods and crew handover periods, which includes developing and adhering to timelines, and negotiating with key stake holders in order to achieve outcomes.

The CO has the overriding authority to direct the tactical affairs of the vessel and to take whatever action is necessary to ensure the safety of the vessel, the safety of the officers and other personnel on-board the vessel, and for protection of the environment through the implementation of the Safety Management System (SMS).

The CO is responsible for leading, instructing, motivating and supervising subordinate officers in the performance of their tasks.
Mandatory Qualifications
MasterGlobal Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) General Operators Certificate Course (AMSA approved), meeting the requirements of STCW Reg IV/2 and Code Section A-IV/2, Table A-IV/2;
Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) General Operator (AMSA approved), meeting the requirements of STCW Reg II/1 & II/2 and Code Sections A-II/1 & A-II/2, Tables A-II/1 & A-II/2;

The following First Aid Courses:
HLTAID009 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) HLTAID011 Provide First Aid.
The Department of Immigration and Border Protection is responsible for immigration and customs border policy.
Vision
We aspire to be Australia's trusted global gateway.

We will be the conduit through which legitimate travellers, migrants, potential citizens and goods can pass, and we will also be able to close the gate against those who intend to circumvent our border controls.

Our mission is to protect Australia's border and manage the movement of people and goods across it.
We manage the Migration Programme, the Humanitarian Programme, Australian citizenship, trade and customs, offshore maritime security and revenue collection.

Our operational enforcement arm, the Australian Border Force, is responsible for our investigations, compliance and immigration detention operations, across our air and seaports and land and maritime domains.

Our work supports the Australian Government to achieve:

• strong national security
• prosperous and cohesive society.

The work we do touches every part of Australian life—industry and commerce, trade and travel, our national security, protecting our community and enforcing our laws, the security of our offshore maritime resources and environment, and collecting revenue for the Australian Government.

We have offices in every Australian state and territory, and in 52 locations around the globe.

Source:
this is an extract from the company's own website.
Who we are
The Department of Immigration and Border Protection is responsible for immigration and customs border policy.
Vision
We aspire to be Australia's trusted global gateway.

We will be the conduit through which legitimate travellers, migrants, potential citizens and goods can pass, and we will also be able to close the gate against those who intend to circumvent our border controls.

Our mission is to protect Australia's border and manage the movement of people and goods across it.
We manage the Migration Programme, the Humanitarian Programme, Australian citizenship, trade and customs, offshore maritime security and revenue collection.

Our operational enforcement arm, the Australian Border Force, is responsible for our investigations, compliance and immigration detention operations, across our air and seaports and land and maritime domains.

Our work supports the Australian Government to achieve:

• strong national security
• prosperous and cohesive society.

The work we do touches every part of Australian life—industry and commerce, trade and travel, our national security, protecting our community and enforcing our laws, the security of our offshore maritime resources and environment, and collecting revenue for the Australian Government.

We have offices in every Australian state and territory, and in 52 locations around the globe.

Source:
this is an extract from the company's own website.
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