25 Ofertas de Vessel Operations en España

Fleet Director

The Fleet Technical Director is responsible for the overall technical management, operational readiness, and maintenance of river and ocean-going passenger vessels. This leadership role ensures safe, efficient, and cost-effective technical operations across the fleet.

• Oversee all aspects of technical operations for the fleet, ensuring vessels are maintained to the highest safety, performance, and environmental standards.
• Implement and supervise preventive and corrective planned maintenance schedules for all vessels in a comprehensive maintenance system.
• Lead the planning, budgeting, and execution of drydock projects, including scope definition, yard selection, tender processes, and contractor management.
• Ensure drydock projects are completed on time, within budget, and to expected quality.
• Ensure all vessels meet class, flag state, port state, and company safety and technical standards in coordination with technical managers.
• Liaise with classification societies and flag authorities for surveys, audits, and certifications.
• Manage the technical budget for the fleet, including spares, drydock, and capital expenditure.
• Drive cost efficiency without compromising safety or performance.
• Lead a team of superintendents, engineers, and support staff across regions.
• Promote continuous learning and development within the technical team.
• BUILD strong relationships with shipyards, suppliers, and technical service providers.
• Negotiate service contracts and evaluate vendor performance regularly.
• Lead technical initiatives to improve energy efficiency, reduce emissions, and adopt sustainable technologies.

**Job Title:** Fleet Director

Job Description:

• Oversee the overall technical management, operational readiness, and maintenance of a fleet of river and ocean-going passenger vessels.
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• Ensure safe, efficient, and cost-effective technical operations across the fleet, including planned maintenance, drydocks, refits, class and flag compliance, and technical innovation.
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• Lead the planning, budgeting, and execution of all drydock projects, including scope definition, yard selection, tender processes, and contractor management.
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Key Responsibilities:

• Manage all aspects of technical operations for the fleet, ensuring vessels are maintained to the highest safety, performance, and environmental standards.
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• Implement and supervise preventive and corrective planned maintenance schedules for all vessels in Deepblue PMS.
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• Ensure all vessels meet class, flag state, port state, and company safety and technical standards in coordination with technical managers.
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• Liaise with classification societies and flag authorities for surveys, audits, and certifications.
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• Manage the technical budget for the fleet, including spares, drydock, and capital expenditure.
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• Drive cost efficiency without compromising safety or performance.
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Requirements and Skills:

• Education: Degree in Engineering.
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• Chief Engineer license or equivalent sea-going experience preferred.
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• Minimum 10 years of relevant experience in technical or fleet management, including oversight of drydocking.
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• Fluent in English (spoken and written) and Spanish (spoken and written).
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• Strong knowledge of vessel systems, class rules, and international maritime regulations such as ISM, SOLAS, and MARPOL.
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• Proven leadership and project management skills across multiple vessel types and regions.
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• Excellent communication, negotiation, and organizational skills.
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• Experience with both river and ocean vessels is highly preferred.
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Benefits:

• Promote environmental initiatives and contribute to maintaining focus and direction in line with the efforts of the team towards environmental conservation and social responsibility.
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Others:

• Lead team of superintendents, engineers, and support staff across regions.
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• Promote continuous learning and development within the technical team.
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• Build strong relationships with shipyards, suppliers, and technical service providers.
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• Negotiate service contracts and evaluate vendor performance regularly.
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• Lead technical initiatives to improve energy efficiency, reduce emissions, and adopt sustainable technologies.
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• Stay current on maritime regulations, new technologies, and industry best practices.
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Ensure safe planning and reduction of operating costs for vessels in the Operations team. Provide a professional link between Vessel Master, Line Management, terminals and agents regarding operational and capacity matters.

Employment Type : Permanent

Functional reporting line to Head of Operations. Matrix reporting line to Hub Management (Director / GM / Deputy GM)

You will assist a Line Manager on daily operational & commercial aspects, including :

• Assisting Line Management in vessel selection with reference to loadability and operational suitability in specific trade areas.
• Executing Voyage instructions to new chartered vessels and ensuring that operational procedures are followed by the vessel throughout the charter.
• Maximizing vessel stowage based on CBF declared with minimum shut out / restows due to stowage issues, with equal crane split to optimize cargo operations and without impeding on vessel safety.
• Closely monitoring SMART system to minimize pending reports and delayed submission. Ensuring SMART tracking is accurate.
• Vessels movement monitoring via platforms.
• Advising planned draft and load ability for draft restricted ports.
• Screening DG / OOG requests and ensuring strict compliance with the in-house DG exclusion list unless a valid exception has been authorized.
• Approving D / As with cooperation with LMs.
• Monitoring tug usage on the arrival / departure reports and raising queries with Master / Assist Operations Manager (AOM) where excess tug usage is spotted.
• Monitoring SDR's closely to ensure initial action is taken and terminals are put on notice. AOM, LM / Legal is correctly informed in case the SDR becomes a claim.
• Assisting LM with PRF management to control and streamline such costs.
• Updating forecast and utilization details.

Additional responsibilities include :

• Supporting current Business Transformation initiatives as and when required concerning EDI integration with terminals, customers and development of internal procedures relating specifically to areas of expertise.

• Minimum Diploma in Maritime Studies / University graduate or equivalent.
• Minimum 1 to 2 years' experience in shipping operation.
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate with colleagues across departments and various internal & external stakeholders.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Words, Excel, Power Point).
• Ability to focus on tasks and analyze situations, systems, and problems.
• Able to work in fast paced and dynamic environment.
• Proficiency in the English language, both verbal and written.

Benefits :

We offer a career opportunity for personal and professional growth to make a real impact on global trade.

Attention to recruitment agencies :

We operate with a preferred supplier list (PSL) for recruitment purposes. We kindly request that you refrain from submitting applications on behalf of your clients.

Role Summary:
Ensure safe planning and reduction of operating costs for vessels in the Operations team. Provide a professional link between Vessels Master, Line Management, terminals and agents regarding operational and capacity matters.

Employment Type:
Permanent

Reports to:
Functional reporting line to Head of Operations. Matrix reporting line to Hub Management (Director / GM / Deputy GM)

Job Description:

You will assist a Line Manager on daily operational & commercial aspects, including:

• Assisting Line Management in vessel selection with reference to loadability and operational suitability in specific trade areas.
• Executing Voyage instructions to new chartered vessels and ensuring that operational procedures are followed by the vessel throughout the charter.
• Maximizing vessel stowage based on CBF declared with minimum shut out / restows due to stowage issues, with equal crane split to optimize cargo operations and without impeding on vessel safety.
• Closely monitoring SMART system to minimize pending reports and delayed submission. Ensuring SMART tracking is accurate.
• Vessels movement monitoring via platforms.
• Advising planned draft and load ability for draft restricted ports.
• Screening DG / OOG requests and ensuring strict compliance with the in-house DG exclusion list unless a valid exception has been authorized.
• Approving D/As with cooperation with LMs.
• Monitoring tug usage on the arrival / departure reports and raising queries with Master / Assist Operations Manager (AOM) where excess tug usage is spotted.
• Monitoring SDR's closely to ensure initial action is taken and terminals are put on notice. AOM, LM/ Legal is correctly informed in case the SDR becomes a claim.
• Assisting LM with PRF management to control and streamline such costs.
• Updating forecast and utilization details.

Additional responsibilities include:

• Supporting current Business Transformation initiatives as and when required concerning EDI integration with terminals, customers and development of internal procedures relating specifically to areas of expertise.

Key Skills and Qualifications:

Required Skills and Qualifications:

• Minimum Diploma in Maritime Studies / University graduate or equivalent.
• Minimum 1 to 2 years' experience in shipping operation.
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate with colleagues across departments and various internal & external stakeholders.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Words, Excel, Power Point).
• Ability to focus on tasks and analyze situations, systems, and problems.
• Able to work in fast paced and dynamic environment.
• Proficiency in the English language, both verbal and written.

Benefits:

We offer a career opportunity for personal and professional growth to make a real impact on global trade.

Attention to recruitment agencies:

We operate with a preferred supplier list (PSL) for recruitment purposes. We kindly request that you refrain from submitting applications on behalf of your clients.

Vessel Operations Specialist

The primary goal of this position is to ensure the safe planning and reduction of operating costs of vessels within the operation team. The incumbent will act as a professional link between Vessels Master, Line Management, terminals, and agents regarding all operational and capacity matters.

This role involves daily interaction with line managers on operational and commercial aspects, including vessel selection, voyage instructions, stowage optimization, SMART system monitoring, and alert management.

The ideal candidate will possess strong communication and interpersonal skills, enabling them to collaborate effectively with colleagues across departments and various internal and external stakeholders.

• Assist line managers in vessel selection based on loadability and operational suitability in specific trade areas.
• Execute voyage instructions for new chartered vessels and ensure adherence to operational procedures.
• Maximize vessel stowage by minimizing shut-outs and restows due to stowage issues.
• Monitor SMART system reports and ensure accurate tracking, assisting line managers with alert management.
• Closely monitor vessels' movements via platforms.
• Advise planned draft and load ability for draft-restricted ports.
• Screen DG/OOG requests and ensure compliance with the company's exclusion list.
• Approve D/As in cooperation with line managers.
• Monitor tug usage on arrival/departure reports and raise queries where excess usage is spotted.
• Monitor SDRs closely to ensure initial action is taken and terminals are notified.

• Minimum diploma in maritime studies or equivalent.
• Minimum 1-2 years' experience in shipping operations.
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Words, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Ability to focus on tasks and analyze situations, systems, and problems.
• Proficiency in English language (verbal and written).

Job Overview:

The Line Operations Executive role is a critical position within the Operation team, responsible for ensuring the safe and efficient planning of vessel operations. The successful candidate will provide a professional link between Vessels Master, Line Management, terminals, and agents in regard to all operational and capacity matters.

Main Responsibilities:

• Collaborate with Line Management to select vessels based on loadability and operational suitability in specific trade areas.
• Execute Voyage instructions to new chartered vessels and ensure that operational procedures are followed by the vessel throughout the charter.
• Optimize vessel stowage based on CBF declared, minimizing shut out / restows due to stowage issues, with equal crane split to optimize cargo operations and without compromising vessel safety.
• Closely monitor SMART system to minimize pending reports and delayed submission.
• Vessels movement monitoring via platforms.
• Advise planned draft and load ability for draft restricted ports.
• Screen DG / OOG requests and ensure strict compliance with the in-house DG exclusion list unless a valid exception has been authorized.
• Approve D/As with cooperation with LMs.
• Monitor tug usage on the arrival / departure reports and raise queries with Master / Assist Operations Manager (AOM) where excess tug usage is spotted.
• Monitor SDR's closely to ensure initial action is taken and terminals are put on notice.

Additonal Responsibilities:

• Support current Business Transformation initiatives as and when required concerning EDI integration with terminals, customers, and development of internal procedures relating specifically to areas of expertise.

Requirements:

• Minimum Diploma in Maritime Studies / University graduate or equivalent.
• Minimum 1 to 2 years' experience in shipping operation.
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate with colleagues across departments and various internal & external stakeholders.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Words, Excel, Power Point).
• Ability to focus on tasks and analyze situations, systems, and problems.
• Able to work in fast-paced and dynamic environment.
• Proficiency in the English language, both verbal and written.

Vessel Operations Coordinator

Our team seeks a skilled Vessel Operations Coordinator to ensure safe planning and efficient operation of vessels. This role requires effective collaboration with Vessels Master, Line Management, terminals, and agents to optimize operational procedures.

• The successful candidate will assist Line Management in vessel selection based on loadability and operational suitability for specific trade areas.
• Key responsibilities include executing Voyage instructions, ensuring compliance with operational procedures, and maximizing vessel stowage with minimal shut out or restows due to stowage issues.
• The ideal candidate will closely monitor SMART system reports, minimize pending submissions, and track vessels' movement via platforms.
• Draft and load ability advisement for restricted ports, DG/OOG request screening, D/As approval cooperation with LMs, and tug usage monitoring are also essential duties.
• A strong understanding of Business Transformation initiatives, particularly EDI integration with terminals and customers, is required.

• A minimum Diploma in Maritime Studies or equivalent is necessary, along with 1-2 years' experience in shipping operations.
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills are crucial, as well as proficiency in Microsoft Office (Words, Excel, Power Point) and English language proficiency.