WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING | THE ROLE

For the Operations Department

§ Assess ship's cargo uplift.

§ Assess required space for steel cargoes and breakbulk projects.

§ Prepare stowage plans and relevant calculations.

§ Provide technical background on cargo related issues.

§ Provide guidance on applicable regulations for each type of cargo.

§ Provide advice on different seamanship's related topics.

§ Give guidance on cargo hold preparation and cleaning.

§ Discuss stowage or cargo related topics with Master and Owners.

For the Chartering Department

§ Assess suitability of ships for certain cargo or contracts.

§ Assess the acceptability of cargo for safe shipment.

§ Provide technical information about the vessels.

§ Provide advice on cargo handling restrictions.

§ Provide advice on different seamanship's related topics.

§ Participate in vessel's scheduling meetings.

§ Request and evaluate stevedoring rates for both load and discharge operations.

Out of the office

§ Physical supervision of stowage and securing of cargo in the Far-Eastern zone.

§ Coordination of gang ordering and ship's working schedules.

§ Supervise stevedore work.

§ Supervise special loading or unloading operations.

§ Pre-inspect special cargoes on site.

§ Act as the company representative.

§ Interface between the office, stevedores, and the ship.

Other

§ Keep informed of developing maritime regulations (national and international).

§ Keep informed of new developments related to cargo handling and carriage.

§ Communicate knowledge and experience to colleagues (Operations and Chartering).

WHAT YOU BRING | THE PERSON

The ideal candidate has:

§ Licensed and experienced Master/Chief Officer on ocean going vessels.

§ Minimum of 2 years prior experience in a similar role.

§ Knowledge of ship construction, structural strength, trim, and stability.

§ Knowledge/experience in stowage, lashing, and other requirements for the carriage of breakbulk cargoes, such as steel, projects, heavy lifts.

§ Knowledge/experience with grain stability calculations and regulations.

§ Knowledge of IMSBC Code and other relevant regulations and conventions.

§ Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

§ Fluency in English and Mandarin is required to supervise loading, unloading and conduct pre-inspection activities in different ports onsite in China.

§ Ability to efficiently interact with ship's Masters, and crew.

§ Good organizer, strong attention to detail.

§ Problem solver: stress resistant with the ability to make decisions and work independently.

§ Computer proficient.

Other Requirements:

§ Flexibility to travel

§ Flexibility to work outside of regular business hours (including weekends) as required