1. EO Office
Tasks and duties of the trainee:
• Using Adobe InDesign, and under supervision, design and lay out a range of brochures, reports, publications, and other graphic material in accordance with EMSA’s style guide and visual identity manual;
• Under supervision, take and edit photographs of EMSA events, seminars, internal meetings, etc;
• Under supervision, produce graphic outputs (charts, maps, infographics, etc.) on Adobe Illustrator for presentations and online/offline publications;
• Under supervision, and if required, assist with communications outputs such as social media, EMSA’s website, internal communication, etc.
Diploma required: Graphic design, multimedia.
Advantageous: Full knowledge of the Adobe Suite products relevant to: graphic design layout; creation of infographics; photo editing. Some video editing software experience would be appreciated.
2. Unit 1.1 - Sustainability
Tasks and duties of the trainee:
• Supporting tasks related to the implementation of the Sulphur Directive such as compiling data from Member States for the annual report;
• Supporting the development of new training material regarding the use of EMSA pollution response toolbox as well as updating information materials;
• Support in analysing surveys, studies in view of the preparation of EMTER 2;
• Supporting the update and revision of MAR CIS datasheet;
• Supporting the preparation and delivery of training activities.
Diploma required: Environment management, environment engineering, chemistry, nautical/maritime transport studies, marine engineering, naval architecture.
Advantageous: Experience in using GIS and modelling software and participation in report writing team will be advantageous.
3. Unit 1.2 - Visits & Inspections, Human Element
Tasks and duties of the trainee:
• Assisting project officers in the preparation of visits and inspections (Directive 2008/106/EC and STCW Convention);
• Preparation of reports drafted by the Human Element team;
• Analysis of data concerning seafarers’ certificates;
• Contacts with external contractors;
• Organisation of meetings and workshops;
• Preparation of documentation for IMO and EU meetings attended by Human Element officials.
Diploma required: Maritime Studies (including Navigation and Marine Engineering), Maritime Law, Maritime Economics.
Advantageous: Team player. Knowledge of a non-EU language of countries recognised at EU level would be an asset.
4. Unit 1.3 - Capacity Building
Tasks and duties of the trainee:
• Assisting the analytics team in the preparation of business intelligence and data management tools for the various EMSA databases.
• Creating reports, dashboards and other user interfaces relevant for analytics and statistics purposes.
• Assisting the analytics team in the statistical analysis of various maritime data.
• Assisting the analytics team in the maintenance and updating of the EU Maritime Profile, EQUASIS and other data projects and reports published for the public, for internal use and other maritime safety stakeholders.
• Assisting in the automatic data extraction and data import from various databases to specific reports and user interfaces
• Assisting in the implementation of other projects of the Unit such as SAFEMED V and BCSEA II
Diploma required: Statistics or Data Science or Computer science with an exposure to data analysis.
Advantageous:
• Operational knowledge of Power BI and/or other Business Intelligence programs;
• SQL, oracle databases;
• Data extraction techniques, web-based data visualization;
• Analytical and / or statistical projects.
5. Unit 2.1 Safety & Security
Tasks and duties of the trainee:
The trainee will be involved in the EMCIP business management, particularly in conducting functional tests and helpdesk. He/she will report tickets in Jira, follow up the requests for support from the user community and prepare the operational documentation.
He/she will be also involved in the overall work of the Accident Investigation sector within Unit 2.1.
Diploma required: ICT background / Business administration.
6. Unit 2.2 Surveillance
Tasks and duties of the trainee:
• Providing support to the RPAS cost benefit analysis study (procurement and project implementation);
• Contributing to RPAS reporting, preparation of publications, infographics, web, etc;
• Supporting the monitoring and follow-up of RPAS operations including the provision of performance statistics;
• Supporting the organisation of meetings and awareness sessions.
Diploma required: Engineering, Sciences, Economics.
Advantageous:
• Remote Sensing;
• GIS;
• Proficiency Microsoft tools (MS Excel and MS Word).
7. Unit 3.1 Maritime Digital Services
Tasks and duties of the trainee:
Helpdesk support:
• Acting as a 1st line support to classify, categorize and assign tickets to 2nd line as necessary;
• Preparing Incident Handling Procedures for the most typical types of tickets;
• Preparing ticket answers as appropriate, following defined Incident;
• Handling Procedures and/or executing necessary analysis and investigations to solve tickets;
• Follow-up on tickets resolution status;
Project Delivery lifecycle:
• Reviewing project documentation and update as needed (e.g. training manuals);
• Performing testing and validation of new releases;
• Supporting the consolidation and organization of the project delivery documentation according to EMSA standards (e.g. update project online);
• Support to data extraction requests as needed.
Service Management support:
• Daily management of the maritime applications under IMS for Member States;
• Supporting business validation, bug identification and reporting, data steward, basic data management, and data quality reporting.
Diploma required: Informatics, Electronics, Information Technology, and related areas of knowledge.
Advantageous:
• Knowledge of IT application development lifecycle;
• Knowledge of ticket tracking applications such as JIRA, is considered a plus;
• Knowledge of SQL language is considered a plus;
• Good sense of initiative and responsibility;
• Ability to establish and maintain effective working relations with people of different national and cultural backgrounds.
8. Unit 3.2 - Digital Infrastructure - Maritime Support Services
Tasks and duties of the trainee:
The MSS trainee will support the daily operations of the MSS under the supervision of the Duty Officer. The daily operations include SSN data quality checks, reporting on maritime accidents, monitoring newswires, helpdesk service, etc. Furthermore, trainees are engaged in specific tasks and surveys, according to the service needs.
Diploma required: By order of priority: Diploma in Nautical Science (Mate/Master) OR Naval Engineering, Engineering in general OR IT diploma, European Studies
Advantageous: Computer skills (mainly MS Office, mainly Power BI, word and excel), drafting skills, reporting, querying databases (SQL or equivalent) and Geographical information systems (ARCGIS).
9. Unit 3.3 - Simplification
Tasks and duties of the trainee:
The trainee will support the development of the EMSA Operational Services to EU Institutions including Europol, MAOC (N), EFCA, Frontex, and EUNAVFOR. This will involve a period of familiarisation with the legal and operational context as well as how the relationship with Institutional users is implemented at EMSA e.g. from gathering business requirements from users to bringing those Integrated Maritime Information (IMS) requirements in operation in the SafeSeaNet Ecosystem GUI (SEG). The trainee will be expected to undertake a number of activities including:
• Assisting in the preparation of material to support the user experience. This could include updating the Service Requirement documentation for all EU Institution IMS operations or associated manuals and video tutorials on IMS as well as Training Plans per Institutional user.
• Assisting in the test and validation campaigns of the abovementioned IMS services.
Diploma required: Any related to maritime or engineering or science.
Advantageous: Maritime knowledge/Geographical Information Systems/SQL/Legal.
10. Unit 4.1 - Human Resources & Internal Support
Tasks and duties of the trainee:
• Assisting in the preparation of professional missions ensuring that the relevant rules and procedures in place are respected;
• Encoding of mission claims on behalf of the staff member making sure that the Mission Guide is respected;
• Calculating mission costs and reimbursements;
• Assisting in administrative tasks linked to mission procedures;
• Support in the coordination and organisation of selection procedures;
• Assisting in other tasks of the Unit as required.
Diploma required: Tourism, Public Administration, HR, Finance or in any other related to the tasks to be performed.
Advantageous: Good organisational skills, ability to work in a team, knowledge of Excel.
11. Unit 4.2 - Legal, Finance & Facilities
Tasks and duties of the trainee:
To provide assistance to the Legal section in Unit 4.2 in the following areas:
• Preparation of legal and procurement related documentation following the update of Procurement templates, rules and manuals;
• Assistance in development and/or revisions of the internal legal framework;
• Assistance in the verification of procurement files;
• Assistance in the e-procurement procedures;
• Assistance in maintaining the contract archive;
• Assistance in preparing training presentations and other training materials;
• Updates of the Court cases.
Diploma required: Master of Laws in European/Administrative/Business Law related fields.
Advantageous: Proficiency in Word, good knowledge of PowerPoint.