Total 2 job vacancies by Navora Pte. Ltd.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Manage day-to-day commercial and post-fixture operations of chartered dry bulk vessels.

• Coordinate closely with charterers, shipowners, brokers, agents, terminals, Masters, and internal commercial teams to ensure efficient voyage execution.

• Monitor vessel schedules, loading and discharge operations, port rotations, and voyage performance.

• Ensure compliance with charter party terms, voyage instructions, and operational requirements throughout the voyage lifecycle.

• Prepare and review voyage documentation, Statements of Facts, laytime calculations, demurrage, and detention claims.

• Monitor voyage profitability and identify opportunities for operational and commercial optimization.

• Track vessel performance, including fuel consumption, speed, port productivity, and turnaround efficiency.

• Liaise with weather routing providers, port agents, and operational stakeholders to mitigate voyage risks and delays.

• Maintain accurate records within IMOS and other operational systems.

• Monitor freight market developments, port conditions, and industry trends to support commercial decision-making.

• Support claims handling, dispute resolution, and post-voyage analysis where required

• Collaborate closely with chartering and commercial teams to maximize operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Requirements

• Minimum 3–4 years of experience in vessel operations within the dry bulk shipping sector.
• Strong understanding of dry bulk post-fixture operations, voyage management, and charter party execution.
• Experience handling laytime calculations, demurrage claims, and voyage documentation.
• Good knowledge of charter party terms, freight operations, and dry bulk trade flows.
• Ability to manage multiple vessels and voyages simultaneously in a fast-paced environment.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
• Strong commercial awareness and problem-solving capability.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
• Experience with IMOS or similar vessel operations software is highly preferred.
• Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within a team environment.
• Added Advantage
• Sailing experience as Deck Officer on dry bulk vessels.
• Exposure to both owned and chartered fleets.
• Experience working with commodity traders, shipowners, or international operators.

Roles & Responsibilities

Responsibilities:

• Ensures vessels operate safely, efficiently, and in compliance with international maritime regulations.
• Conducts vessel inspections and audits (safety, navigation, operational readiness).
• Monitors ship performance, fuel consumption, and voyage efficiency.
• Oversees maintenance, repairs, and dry-dock planning.
• Provides technical guidance to ship captains and crew.
• Investigates accidents, incidents, and near-misses; implements corrective actions.
• Ensures statutory and class certificates of vessels are up to date.
• Coordinates with port authorities, classification societies, and regulatory bodies.
• Reviews and updates Safety Management Systems (ISM Code compliance).
• Plans crew training and drills related to safety and emergency procedures.
• Prepares operational reports and continuous improvement plans.
• Supports the commercial team by ensuring vessels are always ready for charter requirements.

Requirements:

• Possession of a valid Class 1 (Master) Certificate of Competency.
• 1- 2 years of experience as a Marine Superintendent, preferably with exposure to oil/chemical tanker operations in ship management or shipping companies.
• At least 1 years of sailing experience as Master on oil/chemical tankers (advantageous).
• Strong understanding of international maritime legislation, codes, and standards including ISM, ISPS, MLC, TMSA, and Oil Major requirements.
• Demonstrated experience in carrying out navigational audits, conducting officer briefings, managing inspections, rolling out safety initiatives, and supporting incident investigations.