Vessel Manager

Helm Grow; Singapore; On-site; SGD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Helm Grow is recruiting a Vessel Manager in Singapore to oversee vessel safety, technical performance, fuel efficiency and maintenance. Reporting to the Fleet Manager, you will lead the Ship’s Master and Chief Engineer and ensure compliance with regulations and company standards.

The ideal candidate has 3+ years of shore-based experience with bulk carriers and holds a Class I COC or an engineering degree. Strong communication and multitasking skills are essential for improving vessel performance.

Qualifications

• Shore-based experience in vessel management with bulk carriers.
• Class I COC or engineering degree required.
• Strong communication skills and multitasking ability.

Responsibilities

• Oversee vessel safety, technical performance, fuel efficiency and maintenance.
• Lead the Ship’s Master and Chief Engineer in operations.
• Ensure compliance with maritime regulations and company standards.
• Manage inspections, procurement, crew performance and budgets.
• Coordinate with internal teams to hit operational and commercial goals.

Skills

Vessel management

Safety leadership

Maintenance planning

Budget management

Proactive mindset

Education

Class I COC (Chief Engineer or Master)

Engineering degree

Job description

Helm is working with a ship-owning company to recruit a Vessel Manager based in Singapore. Reporting to the Fleet Manager, this role focuses on managing vessel safety, technical performance, fuel efficiency, and maintenance, while leading the Ship’s Master and Chief Engineer.

The Vessel Manager will ensure compliance with maritime regulations and company standards, promote safety onboard, and manage inspections, procurement, crew performance, and vessel budgets. The role also involves close coordination with internal teams to meet operational and commercial goals.

The ideal candidate has at least 3 years of shore-based experience with bulk carriers as a Vessel Manager and holds a Class I COC (Chief Engineer or Master) or a relevant engineering degree. Strong communication skills, the ability to multitask, and a proactive approach to vessel performance improvement are also essential.