Radio Operator

SUMMARY:

Responsible to the Port Captain for the safety and quality of the Communications. Coordinates with the Procurement Division, Marine-Engineering Division, and Cargo Operation Division. Duties and Responsibilities of a Radio Officer (shore-based) include, but are not limited to the following:

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:

1.) RECEIVE / TAKES-UP SHIPS POSITION DAILY AT 6 AM, 12 NOON AND 5 PM POSITIONING TIME.

2.) RECEIVES INCOMING AND OUTGOING RADIO - GRAM MESSAGES FROM VARIOUS VESSELS, OFFICE DEPARTMENTS FROR IMMEDIATE DISPATCH.

3.) SOURCING OUT WEATHER REPORTS FROM THE PAGASA WEBSITE EVERY 4 AM AND 4 PM DAILY IN GOOD WEATHER CONDITION. FOR BAD WEAATHER; EVERY 5 AM, 8 AM, 11 AM

4.) RECEIVES SHIPS'S INCIDENT AND SHALL REPORT ( VIA E-MAIL) TO THE MANAGEMENT, PORT CAPTAIN AND IN-CHARGE SUPERINTENDENT.

5.) TAKES UP DRILL EXERCISES FROM PSACC VESSELS. 6.) MAINTAINS AND UPDATES THE RECORD BOOK AND REPORTS.

7.) PEREFORMS TESTING OF MARITIME RADIO STATION EQUIPMENT ELECTRONIC RADIO TRANSMITERS / RECEIVERS FOR COMMUNICATIONS, VHF AND SSB REGULARLY.

QUALIFICATION:

1.) GRADUATE OF B.S. MARINE TRANSPORTATION OF PREVIOUSLY RADIO OPERATOR ON BOARD.

2.) KNOWLEDGE IN SHIPPING "ISM" INTERNATIONAL SAFETY MANAGEMENT.

3.) HOLDER OF VALID GENERAL OPERATOR CERTIFICATE (GOC).

4.) BASIC KNOWLEDGE MICROSOFT OFFICE APPLICATION (WORD,EXCEL & ETC.).

5.) PROFICIENT IN ENGLISH AND / OR CEBUANO OR TAGALOG. 6.) MEDICALLY FIT.