Shipowner's Representative

Position Overview

Become a vital part of a progressive shipowning organization as a Shipowner's Representative, where you will contribute significantly to the oversight and management of vessel operations. This engaging role presents hands-on challenges and fosters collaboration with various stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities

• Advocate for the shipowner's interests by collaborating closely with the designated ship management company. Oversee and coordinate vessel operations, technical issues, maintenance, and repairs in conjunction with the ship management entity. Evaluate operational expenses, budgets, quotations, and significant repair/dry-docking issues from the owner’s standpoint. Perform vessel visits and inspections, ensuring necessary operational follow-ups are conducted. Interface with key stakeholders, including ship managers, vendors, charterers, ports, and other service providers. Serve as the owner’s representative with a focus on risk management, cost oversight, and operational efficiency, providing regular updates to the management team.

Qualifications

• A Master Mariner (FG) or Chief Engineer Class 1 qualification is highly desirable. At least 2-3 years of shore-based experience in roles such as Marine Superintendent, Technical Superintendent, or a comparable operational position. A robust practical background in maritime or technical operations, with a solid grasp of vessel operations, maintenance, compliance, and cost management. Willingness and ability to travel frequently and attend to vessels as necessary.