Job description for the master of rescue, ship-lifting, underwater technical and other special works

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I. General Provisions

The master of emergency rescue, ship lifting, underwater technical and other special works is directly subordinate to _______.
The master of emergency rescue, ship lifting, underwater technical and other special works carries out the instructions of _______.
The master of emergency rescue, ship lifting, underwater technical and other special works replaces _______.
The master of emergency rescue, ship lifting, underwater technical and other special work is replaced by _______.
Must know:

decrees, orders, orders, regulatory documents on the performance of emergency rescue, ship lifting, underwater technical and special works;
technology for the safe performance of rescue, ship-lifting, underwater technical and special works;
design and technological capabilities of using special equipment and special equipment when performing rescue, ship-lifting, underwater technical and special work;
basics of diving;
fundamentals of economics, organization of labor and management;
fundamentals of labor law.

Qualification requirements: higher professional (technical). Postgraduate education in management.
Work experience as a ship repair engineer, hydraulic engineer or captain's mate: for a specialist - at least 3 years, for a bachelor - at least 4 years.

II. Official duties

Provides operational technical management of the work of ship divisions for emergency rescue, ship lifting, underwater technical and other special operations.
Monitors compliance with the technology for the safe use of technical means, diving equipment, and special equipment when performing rescue and underwater technical work.
Studying the objects of ship-lifting and underwater technical works.
Organizes optimal loading of watercraft, diving stations, ship lifts and special equipment.
Monitors the units' compliance with schedules, technical standards, and deadlines for ship-lifting and underwater technical work.
Participates in rescue, ship-lifting and underwater technical work, as well as in training and monitoring the knowledge of department employees on the technical use of special equipment and equipment that are used in performing rescue, ship-lifting and underwater technical work.

III. Rights

The master of rescue, ship lifting, underwater technical and other special works has the right to:

Get acquainted with the draft decisions of the management of the enterprise regarding its activities.
Participate in the discussion of issues related to the performance of his duties.
Make suggestions for improving the work related to the provisions of this instruction.
Within the limits of his competence, inform his immediate supervisor about all those identified in the course of his activities, and make proposals for their elimination.
Require the management of the enterprise to assist in the performance of their duties.

IV. A responsibility

The master of rescue, ship lifting, underwater technical and other special works is responsible for:

For improper performance or non-performance of their official duties, as well as for non-use or directly to their rights provided for by this Job Description - to the extent determined by the current legislation of Ukraine.
For offenses committed in the course of carrying out their activities - within the limits determined by the current administrative, criminal and civil legislation of Ukraine.
For causing material damage - within the limits determined by the current labor legislation on labor of Ukraine.

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