A. Cargo Operations (LNG-Specific) Oversees all LNG cargo handling: Loading/Discharging: Manages cooling-down, loading, warming-up, and stripping procedures. Boil-off Gas (BOG) Management: Optimizes BOG re-liquefaction or combustion in Arctic conditions. Tank Atmosphere Control: Ensures inert gas/purging systems are functional. Monitors cargo conditions: Pressure, temperature (-162°C), LNG composition (methane, N2, CO2 content). Cargo tank integrity (membrane/Prismatic tank checks). Ship-to-Ship (STS) transfers: Supervises Arctic STS ops (if applicable). B. Ice-Class & Arctic Navigation Support Hull & Ice Management: Monitors ice impacts via Hull Stress Monitoring System (HSMS). Coordinates with icebreakers during convoy operations. Deck Safety: Prevents ice accumulation on deck/mooring areas. C. Safety & Emergency Response LNG-Specific Emergencies: Leak containment (vapor dispersion, ignition control). Cryogenic spill response (specialized PPE/procedures). Arctic Survival: Ensures polar-grade lifesaving equipment (sub-zero lifeboats, immersion suits). 2. Cargo Document Control (Critical for LNG Carriers) Responsible for maintaining and verifying all cargo-related documentation, ensuring compliance with: IGC Code (International Gas Carrier Code) Polar Code (Arctic-specific regulations) MARPOL, SOLAS, SIGTTO/OCIMF guidelines Pre-Port Documentation: Prepares for terminal inspections (SIGTTO/OCIMF checklists). SIRE/CDI Inspections: Ensures cargo docs are audit-ready (e.g., COW procedures, BOG records). Bunker Logs: Tracks LNG fuel consumption (if dual-fuel propulsion). Notice of Readiness (NOR) – Arctic-Specific Considerations Officially declares the ship’s readiness to load/discharge cargo, triggering laytime calculations. C/O’s Responsibilities: Drafting the NOR: Verifies the vessel is technically ready (tanks inerted, cargo systems checked, pre-cooling completed). Confirms ice-class compliance (ARC7 suitability for Arctic port conditions). Documents weather/ice delays (common in Yamal due to freezing temps/icebreaker dependencies). Submission: Delivers NOR to terminal/agent/charterer via Master’s approval. Retains copies with timestamp/proof of delivery (critical for demurrage claims). Arctic Delays: NOR may be contested due to icebreaker unavailability or extreme weather. Terminal Requirements: Some LNG terminals (e.g., Sabetta) have strict pre-arrival checklists. 2. Bill of Lading (B/L) – LNG-Specific Controls Data Verification: Cross-checks LNG quantity (via CTS, corrected for temperature/pressure). Validates cargo quality (methane content, impurities – from lab reports). Notes pre-loading conditions. Drafting Support: Prepares the B/L draft for Master’s review/signature. Ensures compliance with LNG industry standards. Dispute Prevention: Documents any cargo anomalies (e.g., Boil-off Gas % deviations). Attaches independent surveyor reports (common for Yamal shipments). Ice-Class Clause: Some B/Ls include Arctic transit warranties. 3. Letter of Indemnity (LOI) – Risk Mitigation Request Handling: Receives LOI request from charterer/shipper (e.g., to discharge without original B/L). Reviews LOI wording (typically templated by the shipowner/charter party). Risk Assessment: Flags cargo discrepancies (e.g., short loading, unverified quality) to the Master. Ensures LOI covers Arctic-specific risks (ice delays, BOG losses). Record-Keeping: Files LOI with cargo docs for future claims/audits. Never accept LOIs without owner’s/legal team’s approval. 3. Deck Management & Maintenance Ice-Ready Deck Crew: Supervises cold-weather maintenance (anti-icing, hydraulic systems). Cargo Equipment Checks: Cargo pumps, valves, vapor barriers. Emergency shutdown (ESD) systems. А также: Контроль погрузки/разгрузки СПГ, проверка документов (NOR, SOF, B/L). Анализ задержек из-за ледовых условий/погоды, подготовка отчетов для судовладельца. Расчет времени стоянки (laytime). Взаимодействие с портовыми агентами по вопросам оформления документов и и грузоотправителями. Участие в инспекциях груза и бункеровки - Знание специфики LNG-перевозок (ARC7, ледовые условия, терминалы). Подал 10+ Letters of Protest за рейсы в рамках Arctic LNG-проектов, включая случаи: Отказ порта принять NOR из-за несоответсвия по давлению и температуре груза, LNG leakage, ESD from shore side, etc.), задержки разгрузки из-за неготовности терминала

1. Navigation & Voyage Planning (Arctic Focus) Primary Navigator: Creates and updates ice-optimized passage plans, accounting for: Icebreaker convoy routes Dynamic ice conditions (satellite/radar data) Polar Code compliance (weather, daylight limitations) Maintains ice charts, ECDIS, and Arctic-specific publications (e.g., IBRU ice maps). Monitors specialized bridge equipment: Reinforced ice radar Hull stress monitoring systems (HSMS) DP systems (if used in ice) Stands navigational watch (1200-1600 and 0000-0400) as OOW in ice waters. 2. Cargo Operations (LNG-Specific) Cargo Planning Support: Works with Chief Officer on: LNG loading/discharging calculations Boil-off Gas (BOG) management strategies Cryogenic safety checks (tank insulation, valve integrity) Monitors cargo tank conditions (pressure, temperature, LNG composition). Assists in cool-down/warm-up procedures for cargo tanks. 3. Safety & Emergency Systems (Polar Enhancements) Lifesaving & Firefighting Equipment: Weekly checks on Arctic-grade LSA (immersion suits rated for –50°C, ice-proof lifeboats). Ensures firefighting systems (dry chemical/powder) are operational for LNG fires. Emergency Drills: Leads polar-specific scenarios: Abandon-ship in ice LNG leak containment Hypothermia rescue protocols 4. Documentation & Regulatory Compliance Maintains: GMDSS logs (critical in remote Arctic areas). Ice navigation records (required under Polar Code). Cargo records (per IGC Code). Prepares for strict inspections (Polar Code audits, SIGTTO/OCIMF vetting). 5. ARC7-Specific Duties Hull & Machinery Monitoring: Tracks ice-induced hull stresses/vibrations. Reports icing risks (superstructure/deck ice accumulation). Cold Weather Preparedness: Anti-icing measures (mooring lines, deck equipment). Ensures crew compliance with Arctic survival protocols.

Navigation & Watchkeeping (Ice-Enhanced Duties) Stands navigational watch ( 0800-1200 and 2000-2400) as Officer of the Watch (OOW). Monitors ice conditions (via radar, AIS, and visual checks) and reports to the Master. Operates and maintains ice navigation equipment (ice radar, reinforced hull monitoring systems). Assists in Arctic convoy operations (if escorted by icebreakers). Updates ECDIS, ice charts, and voyage plans under the 2nd Officer’s supervision. 2. Cargo Operations (LNG-Specific Duties) Assists Chief Officer in LNG loading, discharging, and cooling-down/warming-up procedures. Monitors cargo tank pressures, temperatures, and boil-off gas (BOG) management. Conducts gas detection tests before enclosed space entry. Helps maintain cargo containment systems (membrane tanks, insulation checks). Ensures compliance with IGC Code (International Gas Carrier Code). 3. Safety & Emergency Preparedness (Enhanced for Arctic) Maintains ice emergency gear (ice immersion suits, Arctic survival equipment). Conducts weekly checks on lifesaving appliances (LSA) and firefighting equipment (FFE). Participates in emergency drills (ice abandonment, cold shock response). Acts as a leader in emergency teams (firefighting, BOG leak response). 4. Documentation & Compliance Updates ship’s logbooks, ice navigation records, and GMDSS logs. Assists in port state inspections (PSC) and SIRE/CDI vetting. Ensures compliance with Polar Code, MARPOL, and SOLAS. 5. Additional ARC7-Specific Duties Monitors hull stress in ice (assists with ice impact reports). Supports dynamic positioning (DP) operations in ice. Assists in cold weather maintenance (deck equipment, mooring lines).

Chief Navigator: Prepares and updates passage plans, ensuring compliance with company and international regulations. Maintains and corrects nautical charts (paper & digital – ECDIS) and publications (ALRS, tide tables, etc.). Monitors bridge equipment (Radar, ECDIS, AIS, Gyro, GPS) and ensures proper functioning. Stands a navigational watch ( 1200-1600 and 0000-0400) as Officer of the Watch (OOW). 2. Cargo Operations (Crude Oil Specific) Assists the Chief Officer in cargo planning (loading, discharging, stability calculations). Monitors ullages, temperatures, and pressures during cargo ops. Ensures proper tank atmosphere control (Inert Gas System - IGS checks). Helps in ballast water management and tank cleaning operations. 3. Safety & Emergency Systems Maintains all lifesaving appliances (LSA) and firefighting equipment (FFE): Weekly/monthly checks on lifeboats, liferafts, EPIRBs, SARTs, immersion suits. Updates the SOLAS training manual and fire control plan. Acts as on-scene leader in emergencies (e.g., fire team leader, rescue boat coxswain). 4. Documentation & Compliance Manages ship’s logs (deck logbook, GMDSS log, oil record book). Prepares reports for port state control (PSC), vetting inspections (SIRE, CDI). Ensures compliance with MARPOL, SOLAS, ISM, and ISPS Code. Handles GMDSS communications. 5. Additional Duties Supervises deck crew in mooring, anchoring, and maintenance. Assists in enclosed space entry, hot work permits, and risk assessments. Act as medical officer. Supports STS (Ship-to-Ship) operations.

Документальное сопровождение груза, подготовка документов для портов: Bill Of Lading, Cargo Manifest, Cargo Plan. Полное управление техникой, условиями и технологиями перевозки нефти на крупнотоннажных танкерах. Управление грузовыми операциями нефти и нефтепродуктов. Управление командой из 9 человек. Организация работы экипажа в соответствии с функциональными обязанностями (в подчинении 9 человек). Активно продвигал политику, доктрину и качество предлагаемых компанией услуг.

1. Navigation & Watchkeeping Navigational watch ( 0800-1200 and 2000-2400) as Officer of the Watch (OOW). Ensures safe navigation, monitors radar, ECDIS, AIS, and other bridge equipment. Maintains proper lookout and complies with COLREGs (collision regulations). Updates charts, publications, and passage plans under the 2nd Officer’s supervision. Assists in maneuvering during port arrivals, departures, and canal transits. 2. Cargo Operations (Crude Oil Specific) Assists the Chief Officer in cargo loading, discharging, and tank cleaning. Monitors tank atmosphere (gas detection) and ensures safe tank entry procedures. Checks cargo levels, temperatures, and pressures during operations. Helps in ballasting/deballasting operations to maintain stability. Ensures compliance with SOPEP (Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan). 3. Safety & Emergency Duties Maintains and inspects firefighting, lifesaving, and pollution prevention equipment. Conducts weekly/monthly safety checks on lifeboats, liferafts, and emergency gear. Participates in emergency drills (fire, abandon ship, oil spill). Acts as a leader in emergency teams (e.g., fire squad or rescue boat coxswain). 4. Documentation & Compliance Updates the ship’s logbook, GMDSS records, and navigational data. Assists in preparing cargo-related documents (tank inspection reports, ullage reports). Ensures compliance with MARPOL, SOLAS, and ISPS regulations. Helps with port state control and vetting inspections. 5. Additional Duties Manages deck maintenance (painting, corrosion control) when not on watch. Supervises ratings (ABs, OSs) during mooring, anchoring, and deck work. Assists in enclosed space entry and hot work permits.