Optimize cargo stowage and vessel utilization, ensuring safety and cost-efficiency
Create schedules for vessels, monitor operations across ports, and address disruptions
Manage the handling of special cargo, minimize risks, and ensure compliance with regulations
Strive for continuous operational improvements and cost savings
Plan and coordinate cost-effective cargo stowage and utilization
Plan and issue schedules of vessels engaged in designated trades to optimise asset utilisation
Monitor and ensure vessels work through all ports and terminals in a cost-effective manner
Coordinate and provide technical and cost assistance in the carriage of hazardous cargo
Pursue operational efficiency and cost saving through continuous improvement

Tertiary qualifications in nautical studies or an equivalent level of seagoing Certificate of Competency
Minimum 4-5 years’ experience in the Operational aspects of the shipping industry
Practical experience in the terminal/shipboard operational aspect of the shipping industry
Ability to work under pressure, prioritize, meet deadlines, cope with changing circumstances and people
Eligibility Requirements: Applicants must be an Australian citizens or permanent residents.

Flexible Working Options
Additional Leave Days
Paid Parental Leave
Annual Health Checks
Complimentary gym access
Discounted parking tickets at DFO carpark
Novated car leasing
Social Club events held all year round
Employee Wellbeing Support – Mental, cultural, financial, and health resources, including Telus Health
Study leave and study reimbursement
Opportunity to participate in volunteer initiatives with partner charities such as the Big Umbrella
Access to 3000+ learning resources and courses
Career development opportunities across Asia Pacific, Europe and other office locations globally

Ship Manager

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