Fuel Control Manager

Currently, we are looking for a driven

Fuel Control Manager,

one strategic position that will be responsible to hands‑on with end‑to‑end bunker matters, especially in forecast, analyze and managing Fuel of our Vessels, to ensure the business process run optimal and provide best solution for company's profit and growth.

QUALIFICATION Bachelor’s degree in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, or a related field.

Minimum 15 years experiences in the maritime industry, with 10+ years in a Operations role,

Understandings of vessel machinery, bunker, preventive management, and international maritime standards is a must,

Understandings of maritime safety regulations (such as; SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW), IMO regulation and vessels classification (such as; BKI, ABS, Lloyd's Register)

Willingness to travel for vessel visits or shipyard supervision,

Strong leadership and project management skills,

Fit for work and has no medical record of serious illness,

Able to speak Mandarin/Chinese is preferred,

Able to join as soon as possible.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Lead the team in focusing fuels forecasting, analyzing and management,

Manage and oversee vessels inspection and services, including crude oil, fuel products, and related laboratory services both onsite and offsite,

Supervise oil, transformer, and fuel testing, including Oil Conditioning Monitoring (OCM),

Conduct and oversee fuels consumption tests, bunker surveys, on/off hire, and draught surveys,

Ensure operational efficiency and compliance with industry standards and certifications in the sector,

Develop and manage budgeting, costing, and financial planning to support business growth and operational excellence, especially in Fuels area,

Collaborate cross-functionally to align technical and operational management with strategic business goals,

Foster client relationships, ensuring high service quality and satisfaction.

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