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A leading maritime company in Singapore is seeking a senior Fleet Manager to oversee the management of its vessel operations. Responsibilities include ensuring fleet compliance with international maritime regulations, leading a team, and driving initiatives for digital transformation. Candidates must hold a Bachelor's in Maritime Studies and possess extensive experience in ship management, with strong stakeholder management skills and hands-on experience with low-carbon vessels. This role offers competitive compensation and a dynamic work environment.
Oversee vessel management to ensure the fleet operates at optimal performance and complies with international maritime regulations.
Lead preventive maintenance, dry dock planning, newbuild supervision, vessel procurement, manpower planning, and long-term fleet development.
Manage and develop a team of Fleet Managers and Deputy General Managers to maintain high technical standards and vessel seaworthiness.
Drive digital transformation and energy-efficiency initiatives across the fleet.
Oversee review, selection, and delivery of newbuild vessels in line with technical specifications and regulatory requirements.
Manage budgets and ensure crew are equipped with updated technical knowledge and training for onboard application and inspection readiness.
Attend vessels at port or anchorage, liaise with Masters/Chief Engineers on maintenance issues, and review requisitions for spares and supplies.
Ensure repair, maintenance, dry docking, bunkering, and HSE procedures are established and effectively implemented.
Ensure safe and high-quality dry dockings with alignment of technical and financial requirements.
Conduct trend analysis to support strategic fleet-management decisions.
Support cross-functional initiatives and stay updated on developments in maritime regulations.
Perform additional duties as required.
Bachelor’s Degree in Maritime Studies, Maritime Operations, or a related field.
Chief Engineer (COC Class 1) with at least 20 years’ relevant experience, including a minimum of 5 years in ship management or a related leadership role.
Strong stakeholder-management skills, with the ability to mentor, coach, and lead technical teams.
Experience managing or sailing on vessels with alternative low-carbon fuels such as LNG or Methanol.
Hands-on experience with dual-fuel vessel management, or newbuild delivery involving DF propulsion systems.
In-depth knowledge of dry docking standards, class/flag requirements, and international regulatory compliance.
Familiarity with ISM, ISPS, CSO duties, and current maritime industry developments.