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Dynamic Human Capital Pte Ltd, on behalf of a leading Singapore-based maritime and marine fuel company, seeks a Technical Superintendent (Bunker Fleet) to oversee technical management of assigned oil tankers, ensuring safe and compliant operations. Responsibilities include maintenance planning, dry-docking, budget control, vessel performance, and crew development for onboard engineers.
Requires seagoing background at Chief/Second Engineer level or 2+ years as Technical Superintendent of bunker
Our client is a leading Singapore-based maritime and marine fuel company with an established presence in the bunkering industry. Ranked among Singapore’s leading accredited bunker suppliers, the company operates its own fleet of vessels and maintains a strong track record in safety, operational excellence and quality management
As a Technical Superintendent (Bunker Fleet), you will be responsible for the technical management of assigned oil and product tankers, ensuring vessels operate safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with international maritime regulations. You will oversee planned maintenance, dry-docking, statutory and class surveys, technical budgeting, vessel performance, and support the continuous improvement of fleet reliability.
$7,500 - $11,000 + VB
HQ location: Central-East Singapore, Taiseng
Key Responsibilities
Oversee the technical management and operational performance of assigned oil tankers.
Manage planned maintenance, repairs, dry-docking, and vessel surveys.
Ensure vessels comply with class, statutory, and regulatory requirements.
Monitor vessel certificates, technical documentation, and maintenance records.
Prepare and manage technical budgets while controlling maintenance costs.
Review vessel performance and support the development of onboard engineering crew.
Requirements
Seagoing experience as a Chief Engineer or Second Engineer (COC Class 1 or 2 preferred), or
at least 2 years' experience as a Technical Superintendent managing oil or bunker tankers.
Strong knowledge of tanker vessel maintenance, dry-docking, and statutory/class survey requirements.
Familiarity with planned maintenance systems (PMS) and technical budget management.
Excellent leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills.
Strong understanding of international maritime regulations and safety standards.