Fleet Manager (Bulk)

• Create and execute plans aimed at optimising the efficiency and effectiveness of the global fleet, while ensuring compliance with leading industry practices and standards.
• Manage the scheduling, routing, and planning of vessel activities to achieve optimal efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and alignment with customer needs.

• Manage and oversee technical maintenance, repair, and dry-dock operations for the designated fleet, ensuring adherence to safety regulations and maintenance protocols.
• Oversee scheduled maintenance systems and collaborate closely with technical teams to promptly resolve vessel technical issues.

• Ensure the fleet adheres to applicable maritime laws, regulations, international conventions, and industry standards to uphold safety standards and prevent penalties.
• Work closely with regulatory affairs teams to remain informed about regulatory updates and implement required adjustments across the fleet.

• Create and oversee budgets for fleet operations, covering expenses such as fuel costs, maintenance, repairs, insurance, and other operational expenditures.
• Introduce strategies to reduce costs and enhance efficiency, aiming to meet financial objectives and optimize profitability.

• Foster a robust safety culture and enforce adherence to health, safety, and security protocols throughout the fleet.
• Establish safety training initiatives and conduct frequent safety audits to detect and minimize potential hazards, ensuring risk mitigation across operations.

• Promote efficient communication and coordination among vessel crews, technical teams, shore-based staff, and stakeholders to facilitate seamless operations and timely resolution of issues.
• Hold routine meetings to synchronize goals, exchange best practices, and tackle challenges across the fleet.

• Define essential performance metrics (KPIs) to assess and track operational efficiency, performance, and safety standards for both onboard and shore-based team leaders.
• Review data and trends to pinpoint areas needing improvement, execute corrective actions, and enhance fleet performance.

• Work with the sales and purchase team to evaluate and propose vessel acquisitions, sales, or disposals based on market conditions, operational needs, and cost-benefit analyses.
• Engage in negotiations and decision-making processes regarding fleet expansion or reduction.
• Adhere to the Management of Change process for vessel acquisition and disposal.

• Guarantee adherence to environmental regulations and industry sustainability initiatives, advocating for responsible and eco-friendly operational practices.
• Introduce initiatives aimed at enhancing the fleet's environmental performance and minimizing its carbon footprint.

• Interact with customers, charterers, company vessels, and other stakeholders to cultivate strong relationships and grasp their needs and expectations.
• Respond to concerns and feedback to improve service quality and enhance customer satisfaction.

• Diploma or Degree in marine engineering or equivalent
• 7 years of experience in a similar or related position (on-shore)
• CoC Class 1 (Marine Engineer Officer)

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