- 8 BURN ROAD Central Region (Singapore) Singapore
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Job Description
Responsibilities
Manage chemical-tanker voyages from fixture confirmation through completion.
Review fixture recaps, Charter Party terms and operational instructions.
Coordinate vessel schedules, cargo nominations, loading and discharge arrangements.
Liaise closely with shipowners, charterers, Masters, brokers, agents and terminals.
Maintain strong relationships with shipowners and charterers while responding promptly to operational and commercial matters.
Issue voyage instructions and ensure vessels comply with contractual requirements.
Monitor vessel positions, voyage progress, port rotations and estimated arrival times.
Coordinate cargo documentation, including Bills of Lading, Notices of Readiness, Letters of Indemnity and Statements of Facts.
Review cargo compatibility, tank allocation, stowage plans and segregation requirements.
Coordinate tank cleaning, wall-wash inspections, heating requirements and cargo preparations.
Monitor vessel performance, bunker consumption, speed and voyage costs.
Arrange bunkers and other voyage-related services when required.
Identify potential delays, claims or operational risks and take timely corrective action.
Review port disbursement accounts, freight invoices and voyage-related expenses.
Assist with laytime calculations, demurrage claims and other post-fixture matters.
Maintain accurate voyage records and provide regular operational updates.
Coordinate with commercial, technical, finance and claims teams.
Ensure compliance with applicable Charter Party, terminal, safety and environmental requirements.
Diploma or degree in Maritime Studies, Shipping, Logistics or a related discipline.
3–5 years of experience in chemical-tanker vessel operations.
Solid track record of dealing directly with shipowners and charterers.
Practical knowledge of chemical-tanker voyage execution and post-fixture operations.
Good understanding of cargo compatibility, tank cleaning, heating, segregation and stowage requirements.
Familiarity with the IBC Code, MARPOL Annex II and relevant chemical-tanker regulations.
Sound knowledge of Charter Party terms, shipping documentation, laytime and demurrage.
Able to manage multiple voyages and priorities in a fast-paced environment.
Strong stakeholder-management, communication and problem-solving abilities.
Commercially aware, meticulous and able to make timely operational decisions.
Proficient in Microsoft Office and voyage-management systems.
Strong written and verbal communication skills in English.
Able to provide operational support outside standard working hours when required.
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