Job Responsibilities:
- Oversee full post-fixture operations of CPP tanker vessels (e.g. gasoline, jet fuel, diesel)
- Monitor and coordinate all aspects of the voyage after fixture, including port calls, loading, discharging, deviation, and bunkering
- Liaise with charterers, shipowners, vessel masters, port agents, surveyors, and terminals
- Ensure voyage instructions are clearly communicated and executed as per charter party terms
- Handle cargo documentation and ensure accuracy in Bills of Lading, NORs, SOFs, and ullage reports
- Monitor vessel schedules, update voyage status, and ensure timely reporting to brokers and clients
- Identify and resolve operational issues, delays, or claims (e.g. off-spec cargo, demurrage)
- Support laytime and demurrage claim processes by maintaining detailed and timely records
- Ensure regulatory and HSSE compliance throughout vessel operations
- Maintain close coordination with internal chartering/broking teams to support client relationships
Education, Experience and Skills
- Diploma/Degree in Maritime Studies, Shipping, Logistics, or related field
- 3–5 years of experience in CPP tanker operations, preferably within a brokerage, operator, or agency
- Sound knowledge of clean petroleum product cargoes and handling procedures
- Strong understanding of voyage charter parties, shipping regulations, and port practices
- Excellent communication and coordination skills to manage multiple stakeholders across time zones
- Strong attention to detail, especially in documentation and cost monitoring
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office; familiarity with maritime platforms (Q88, Veson IMOS, SeaProc, etc.) is a plus
- Prior experience in a commercial or brokerage environment
- Experience liaising with international clients and port agents globally (Asia, Middle East, Europe)
- Seafaring background (e.g. Deck Officer) or experience with chemical/CPP tanker fleets is a plus
- Ability to work independently and under pressure in a fast-paced environment