35 Ship Officer jobs in Singapore

Company description:

Singapore LNG Corporation Pte Ltd (SLNG) was incorporated by the Energy Market Authority of Singapore in June 2009 to build, own and operate Singapore's very first open-access, multi-user LNG Terminal. This is a key national infrastructure that supports Singapore's energy diversification strategy and future economic development in the energy sector.

With more than 95% of electricity in Singapore being generated using natural gas, the SLNG Terminal helps to enhance the country's energy security by enabling natural gas to be shipped to Singapore from anywhere in the world. It also serves as a platform to facilitate the development of new LNG-related businesses, thereby contributing to the growth of Singapore's energy industry and the creation of new job opportunities.

Job description:

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Responsible in preparing vessels berthing schedule & plans and communicate with all interested parties involved for ship-shore operations.
• Act as Loading Master (Terminal representative onboard vessels), and responsible for ensuring safe berthing and smooth cargo transfer operations.
• Ensure documents between ship-shore including LNG surveyor's reports are accurate and consistent as per the procedures.
• Be part of the terminal's emergency response member as dictated by Terminal's Emergency Response Plan.
• Assist in ensuring maintenances for marine equipment are completed in timely manner.
• Assist in review maintenance and service contracts, and they were executed safely and diligently.
• Complete the compatibility and acceptance review of all prospective vessels as per SLNG's procedures / checklist.
• Track and replenish consumable items for jetty operations.
• Prepare routine updates, reports and statistics of ship-shore operations.
• Comply to document control process for the marine operations.
• Track vessels and customers feedback, complaints, letter of protest. Support in closure actions as necessary.
• Take an active role in HSSE activities, capability development, productivity and efficiency objectives.
• Take on additional tasks as directed by Supervisor.

REQUIREMENTS

• Certificate of Competency (CoC) as watch keeping officer from reputable Flag State.
• In lieu of CoC, Diploma in Maritime or Shipping related studies can be considered.
• Good written and spoken English.
• Good level of IT understanding.
• At least 2 years working experience on tanker vessels as an Officer involves in navigations, maintenance and cargo operations.
• Candidate who has previously worked on similar role in Oil and Gas Terminals, Shipping and/or Marine Industry with 5 years working experience can be considered.
• Knowledge on ship shore interface, effective mooring, LNG transfer, cargo documentations and safe practices in Marine, Oil & Gas industries.
• General knowledge of international organization such as OCIMF, SIGTTO etc.

You are to report to the Operation Manager

As a Marine Officer, you are responsible for maintaining the strict discipline and conduct of the Berth Mooring and Shift Leaders / Foreman under your supervision. You are also to attend to their needs and immediate requirements.

Role and Responsibilities:

• Ensure co-ordination of work amongst the crew and the proper assignment of their duties.
• Co-ordinate closely with the Shift Leaders / Foreman of the respective Teams to provide continuity of services to our clients in case of breakdown of any vessels.
• Liaising with the clients and attending to their immediate requirements.
• Work in close co-ordination with the client so that mutual co-operation may be achieved in case of any difficult situation.
• Arrange for bunkers, lub oil, water and necessary consumables for the vessels and keep record in the log books
• keep records of the operations performed and the crew overtime incurred daily
• submit necessary reports and log sheets to inform the Management of the progress of the work
• attend necessary Safety Meetings accordingly
• attend staff meetings at the Head Office, when necessary
• inform your superior of any replacement vessel arranged to prevent disruption of service
• Should you encounter any mechanical problems with the vessels, you are to refer such matters to the respective Marine Superintendent in charge and keep the Operation Manager informed,
• You are required to liaise with the Marine Superintendent on dry docking preventive maintenance work and to keep the Operation Manager informed.
• To oversee the marine transportation service (Launch Service to SRC) as and when required.
• The training of the new Berth Mooring crew and Shift Leaders / Foreman and initial operations as well as final phasing in will be your responsibility.
• You are required to conduct spot checks on the crew to ensure that the relevant Personal Protective Equipment (P.P.E.) are available and are worn.
• You are to assist another Officer/ Supervisor who may be on leave, ill, or absent due to reservist, etc. if deemed necessary by the Operation Manager
• Any other duties as deemed necessary by Management, eg Fire Fighting Craft Project.

Requirement :

• Minimum diploma with relevant experience
• Preferably have some ferry boat experience in Harbour vessels.
• Enjoy working outdoors.
• Willing to work on weekends/public holidays.
• Positive working attitude
• Good planning and organising skills
• Excellent MS Office skills (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint)
• Ability to work under tight deadlines
• Class 3 driving license preferable

In this role, you will contribute to the company by providing stable support and optimized system to company’s quality and vetting activities to achieve safe and economical operations.

Job Description

Ship Safety and Quality Management

• Collecting information, including but not limited to, safety, security and pollution prevention, and providing this information to the KLINE HQ and/or related ship management companies.

• Research and have a good understanding of new emerging regulations and provide the information to KLINE HQ and / or related ship management companies.

• Perform data analysis to support strategic decisions

• Responding to the major accidents on KLINE’s operating vessels.

• Conduct training sessions for crew on safety and quality topics.

• Any other duties as assigned.

Vessel Monitoring and Support Center

• Conduct monitoring of KLINE’s operating vessels within a specific period. (On-duty, including weekends/PH)

• Ensuring the vessels’ safety navigation, monitoring their activities and alerts from the software, responding immediately if necessary.

• Assist in the development of the center’s function to support ship management companies.

• Any other duties as assigned.

Digitalization project for onboard operations

• Assess current technologies and processes, identifying areas for improvement and innovation.

• Perform research and analysis on project-related topics, such as market trends, best practices etc. and industry feedback.

• Identify and implement new technologies to improve onboard working environment.

• Lead the development and implementation of digital transformation strategies for onboard operations.

• Provide expert guidance on the implementation of cybersecurity infrastructure for new projects.

• Conduct market research to stay updated on the latest trends and technologies in maritime digital transformation.

• Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of digital initiatives, providing regular reports to management.

• Any other duties as assigned.

Supporting New Business

• Provide expert marine advice, technical support and consultancy for the development of new businesses and technologies as requested by KLINE.

• Continuous research and study on technologies of new shipping areas such as Liquified CO2 transportation and use of alternate fuels.

• Any other duties as assigned.

Job Requirement

• Bachelor's degree or Diploma in Nautical Science or a related field.

• Certificate of Competency (COC) Deck as required by Reg. II/1 of STCW from reputable Flag State.

• Minimum of 2 years of seagoing experience as a junior deck officer onboard ocean-going vessels that trading over the home-trade limit.

• Seagoing experience on gas carrier will be an advantage.

• Working experience on shore in shipping/marine industry will be an advantage.

• Thorough knowledge of international maritime regulations, including SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, ISPS, MLC and ISM Code.

• Good knowledge of IMDG Code and DG handling.

• Good level of IT understanding.

• Knowledge of cybersecurity trends, principles and practices.

• Ability to innovate and adopt new technologies.

• Good communications skill and fluent in English.

• Ability to communicate effectively in a multinational environment on email / phone.

• Work independently with minimal guidance.

• Good organizational skills.

• Meticulous, proactive, positive attitude, and willingness to learn.

• Contribute to improving processes by self-initiative, resourcefulness, and diligence in a fast-paced environment.

• Literate in Computer & MS office Application.

• Willingness to travel as needed.

Working Hours: 8:30am to 5:30pm, 2 days off per week (days off may not necessarily fall on weekends due to shift)

You are to report to the Operation Manager

As a Marine Officer, you are responsible for maintaining the strict discipline and conduct of the Berth Mooring and Shift Leaders / Foreman under your supervision. You are also to attend to their needs and immediate requirements.

Role and Responsibilities:

• Ensure co-ordination of work amongst the crew and the proper assignment of their duties.
• Co-ordinate closely with the Shift Leaders / Foreman of the respective Teams to provide continuity of services to our clients in case of breakdown of any vessels.
• Liaising with the clients and attending to their immediate requirements.
• Work in close co-ordination with the client so that mutual co-operation may be achieved in case of any difficult situation.
• Arrange for bunkers, lub oil, water and necessary consumables for the vessels and keep record in the log books
• keep records of the operations performed and the crew overtime incurred daily
• submit necessary reports and log sheets to inform the Management of the progress of the work
• attend necessary Safety Meetings accordingly
• attend staff meetings at the Head Office, when necessary
• inform your superior of any replacement vessel arranged to prevent disruption of service
• Should you encounter any mechanical problems with the vessels, you are to refer such matters to the respective Marine Superintendent in charge and keep the Operation Manager informed,
• You are required to liaise with the Marine Superintendent on dry docking preventive maintenance work and to keep the Operation Manager informed.
• To oversee the marine transportation service (Launch Service to SRC) as and when required.
• The training of the new Berth Mooring crew and Shift Leaders / Foreman and initial operations as well as final phasing in will be your responsibility.
• You are required to conduct spot checks on the crew to ensure that the relevant Personal Protective Equipment (P.P.E.) are available and are worn.
• You are to assist another Officer/ Supervisor who may be on leave, ill, or absent due to reservist, etc. if deemed necessary by the Operation Manager
• Any other duties as deemed necessary by Management, eg Fire Fighting Craft Project.

Requirement :

• Minimum diploma with relevant experience
• Preferably have some ferry boat experience in Harbour vessels.
• Enjoy working outdoors.
• Willing to work on weekends/public holidays.
• Positive working attitude
• Good planning and organising skills
• Excellent MS Office skills (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint)
• Ability to work under tight deadlines
• Class 3 driving license preferable

This position reports to Supervisor (Marine Operations) and assisting him/her in ensuring safe, reliable and efficient ship-shore operations, inclusive of interfaces activities for JTJ, STS & FSRU and FSU services.

The incumbent will oversee the maintenance of marine equipment, monitoring the contractors appointed for marine activities and screen LNG ship for SLNG’s acceptance prior to ship arrival.

The incumbent shall also undertake the Loading Master function as required.

The incumbent shall be responsible for, but not limited to the following responsibilities:

• Responsible in preparing vessels berthing schedule & plans and communicate with all interested parties involved for ship-shore operations.
• Act as Loading Master (Terminal representative onboard vessels), and responsible for ensuring safe berthing and smooth cargo transfer operations.
• Ensure documents between ship-shore including LNG surveyor’s reports are accurate and consistent as per the procedures.
• Be part of the terminal’s emergency response member as dictated by Terminal’s Emergency Response Plan.
• Assist in ensuring maintenances for marine equipment are completed in timely manner.
• Assist in review maintenance and service contracts, and they were executed safely and diligently.
• Complete the compatibility and acceptance review of all prospective vessels as per SLNG’s procedures / checklist.
• Track and replenish consumable items for jetty operations.
• Prepare routine updates, reports and statistics of ship-shore operations.
• Comply to document control process for the marine operations.
• Track vessels and customers feedbacks, complaints, letter of protest. Support in closure actions as necessary.
• Take an active role in HSSE activities, capability development, productivity and efficiency objectives.
• Take on additional tasks as directed by Supervisor.

• At least 2 years working experience on tanker vessels as an Officer involves in navigations, maintenance and cargo operations
• Candidate who has previously worked on similar role in Oil and Gas Terminals, Shipping and/or Marine Industry with 5 years working experience can be considered.
• Knowledge on ship shore interface, effective mooring, LNG transfer, cargo documentations and safe practices in Marine, Oil & Gas industries.
• General knowledge of international organization such as OCIMF, SIGTTO etc.

• Certificate of Competency (CoC) as watch keeping officer from reputable Flag State.
• In lieu of CoC, Diploma in Maritime or Shipping related studies can be considered.
• Good written and spoken English.
• Good level of IT understanding.

About the Role:

Our client, a recognised marine services provider, is seeking a Marine Cargo Officer to support their bunker operations onboard vessels. This role involves handling cargo documentation, ensuring regulatory compliance and coordinating bunker delivery processes. It is ideal for individuals with prior experience on bunker tankers and the required bunkering certifications.

Key Responsibilities:

• Support daily bunker operations onboard assigned bunker tankers.
• Ensure accurate recording and handling of cargo and bunker documentation.
• Comply with SS600, TR 48, and SS648:2024 standards during all bunkering activities.
• Coordinate with vessel crew, port authorities, surveyors and other stakeholders.
• Follow the company's shift schedules and be prepared to stay onboard during assigned duties.
• Ensure proper record-keeping and assist in preparing reports post-bunkering.
• Maintain a high level of compliance, safety, and operational accuracy.
• Perform any other duties as assigned by vessel or fleet management.

Requirements:

• Minimum 1 year of experience as a Bunker Clerk or Cargo Officer onboard bunker tankers.
• Certified in Basic & Advanced Bunkering Courses (SS600 & TR 48).
• Certified in SS648:2024 – Code of Practice for Bunker Mass Flow Metering.
• Willing to work on shift rotations and stay onboard vessels as needed.
• Meticulous, reliable and able to follow through with tasks independently.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Open to Singaporeans and Singapore PRs only.

Interested applicants, please apply or email your CV to

Led by Rodolphe Saadé, the CMA CGM Group, a global leader in shipping and logistics, serves more than 420 ports around the world on five continents. With its subsidiary CEVA Logistics, a world leader in logistics, and its air freight division CMA CGM AIR CARGO, the CMA CGM Group is continually innovating to offer its customers a complete and increasingly efficient range of new shipping, land, air and logistics solutions.

Committed to the energy transition in shipping, and a pioneer in the use of alternative fuels, the CMA CGM Group has set a target to become Net Zero Carbon by 2050.

Through the CMA CGM Foundation, the Group acts in humanitarian crises that require an emergency response by mobilizing the Group's shipping and logistics expertise to bring humanitarian supplies around the world.

Present in 160 countries through its network of more than 400 offices and 750 warehouses, the Group employs more than 155,000 people worldwide, including 4,000 in Marseilles where its head office is located.

Summary

Reporting to the DPA, as the Marine Safety Officer, you will be responsible in ensuring that your assigned fleet of vessels are in compliance with IMS and all relevant international rules and regulations. In addition, you will be performing your duties in accordance with our company's quality, health, safety, environmental and ethics policies. You will be monitoring vessels' continuous performance improvement plan, ensuring timely periodical reports are submitted.

Responsibilities

• Comply with IMS and all relevant international rules and regulations
• Ensure all your duties in accordance with quality, health, safety, environmental and ethics policies
• Propose a continuous performance improvement plan which will be reported and reviewed on a periodical basis
• Assist in QHSSE responsibilities for his assigned vessels
• Perform on duty tasks when assigned

• Ensure:

• The implementation of the Integrated Management System and the Ship Security Plan

• Good communication between ashore departments and the vessels

• His assigned vessels are properly manned, maintained, equipped and in a seaworthy condition.

• Responsible for

• Management and follow-up of ISM, ISPS, MLC, ISO, and flag audits

• QSSE audit or inquiry onboard assigned and designated vessel
• Monitoring of corrective and preventive actions

• Accident investigation

• Perform trainings of shore department and ship staff

• Participate in the regulations monitoring
• Be the contact point of the flag administrations and support Fleet department with the classification societies (RO)
• Participate in the Emergency Response Team when concerned

Minimum requirements

• Sailing experience as Captains (or minimally as an experienced Chief Officer) on-board merchant ships, preferably container vessels is a huge plus
• Trained in ISM and ISO Internal audits, CSO and accident investigations
• Knowledge in QHSE management
• Excellent verbal and written communication in English
• Ability to work both independently and in a team-based environment
• Physical ability to perform audit onboard ships
• Able to travel aboard for ships visits / inspections regularly

**This role is opened for local employment only.

**Salary package (local) & job title shall commensurate with experience.

**Kindly note that only short-listed applicants will be contacted.

** By applying for this role, you hereby consent to the CMA CGM Group collecting, processing and using any personal information you submit, for the following purposes:

(i) To process the application for the role being applied for;

(ii) To process the application for other open positions within the CMA CGM Group which may be suitable to you; (iii) To conduct necessary reference checks; and (iv) Any other purpose related to one or more of the above.

You further consent to the CMA CGM Group retaining such personal information for a period of two years following your submission thereof, so that we may consider you for other open positions within the CMA CGM Group which may be suitable to you in the event that you are not selected for this role.

Job Title

MARINE TECHNICAL OFFICER

Occupation

TECHNICAL PURCHASER

Job Description & Requirements

- Arranging repairs and services as required and negotiating for competitive price

- Coordinate and liaise with external vendors for project works, supervise vendors and shipyard/contractors during repair/maintenance works, to ensure repair works are within deadlines

- Negotiate with suppliers on pricing, specifying quality, quantity and delivery schedules

- Issue purchase orders for both supplies & services, closure of purchase orders (PO) and resolve discrepancies between invoice, PO and receipt

- Attend major repairs and dry-docking of 3rd party vessels to check quality of work carried out and expenditure

- Offer after-sales support services, logging and following up on customer complaints, solving customer problems

- Act as the focal point building successful relationship and key interface between customers, marketing and engineering to achieve assigned sales and corporate goals

- Undertake the jobs of logistics/operation of our clients of ship owner / shipmanagement, to interface with internal stakeholders such as Finance, Purchasing and Technical teams

- To interface and contact of external stakeholders such as 3PL Logistics partners/suppliers/buyers on cargo readiness, documentation and payment matters

- To handle and manage shipping documents (including B/L, commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, certificate of weight and quality) independently

- To liaise with shipping companies/ shipping & cargo agency on shipping arrangements, vessel schedules and cargo tracking

- To be responsible for record each transaction data in kinds of reports timely and correctly

- Perform other tasks and work activities as directed by manager

- At least 3-5 Years of relevant Working experience for Ship Management / Marine industry / related sectors

- Possess string technical and hands-on knowledge in vessel facilities management

- Strong sense of responsibility, team player mentality and ability to work cross-functionally, excellent interpersonal and communication skills for working with customers and in-house personnel

- Proficient in both verbal and written English and Mandarin to liaise with client

- Possess Class 3 driving license, able to operate on manual and auto vehicles

Job Description & Requirements

In this role, you will contribute to the company by providing stable support and optimized system to company’s quality and vetting activities to achieve safe and economical operations.

Job-scope:

Ship Safety and Quality Management

• Collecting information, including but not limited to, safety, security and pollution prevention, and providing this information to the KLINE HQ and/or related ship management companies.

• Perform data analysis to support strategic decisions

• Responding to the major accidents on KLINE’s operating vessels.

• Any other duties as assigned.

Digitalization project for onboard operations

• Assess current technologies and processes, identifying areas for improvement and innovation.

• Perform research and analysis on project-related topics, such as market trends, best practices etc. and industry feedback.

• Identify and implement new technologies to improve onboard working environment.

• Lead the development and implementation of digital transformation strategies for onboard operations.

• Conduct market research to stay updated on the latest trends and technologies in maritime digital transformation.

• Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of digital initiatives, providing regular reports to management.

• Any other duties as assigned.

Supporting New Business

• Provide expert marine advice, technical support and consultancy for the development of new businesses and technologies as requested by KLINE.

• Continuous research and study on technologies of new shipping areas such as dual-fueled engines and other alternative fuels.

• Simulate OPEX (operational costs) for new businesses as requested by KLINE.

• Any other duties as assigned.

Requirement :

• Bachelor's degree or Diploma in Marine Engineering or a related field.

• Certificate of Competency (COC) Engine as required by Reg. III/1 of STCW from reputable Flag State.

• Minimum of 2 years of seagoing experience as a Junior engineer officer onboard ocean going vessels that trading over the home-trade limit.

• Seagoing experience on gas carrier will be an advantage.

• Working experience on shore in shipping/marine industry will be an advantage.

• Thorough knowledge of international maritime regulations, including SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, ISPS, MLC and ISM Code.

• General knowledge of international organizations such as OCIMF, SIGTTO etc.

• General knowledge of gas carrier's operations, maintenance and safe practices.

• Strong technical knowledge of engineering in ships.

• Good level of IT understanding.

• Ability to innovate and adopt new technologies.

• Good communications skill and fluent in English.

• Ability to communicate effectively in a multinational environment on email / phone.

• Work independently with minimal guidance.

• Good organizational skills.

• Meticulous, proactive, positive attitude, and willingness to learn.

• Contribute to improving processes by self-initiative, resourcefulness, and diligence in a fast-paced environment.

• Literate in Computer & MS office Application.

• Willingness to travel as needed.