We're Hiring!

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Navora, under the aegis of Maritimesolutionsltd., is hiring a Marine Superintendent for one of our esteemed clients — a global leader in vessel management and maritime operations. The organization is committed to operational excellence, seafarer competency, safety leadership, and full regulatory compliance across its chemical tanker fleet.

We are seeking an experienced Marine Superintendent (Master Mariner) with strong expertise in Chemical Tankers, particularly in complex parceling (multi-grade cargo) operations. The role focuses on ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient vessel operations while supporting the shipboard team and driving continuous improvement across the fleet.

• Ensure vessels operate safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with IMO, SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM, ISPS, and company standards.
• Oversee chemical cargo operations, including loading, discharging, tank cleaning, and complex parceling involving multiple grades, segregation, cargo heating, and stowage compatibility.
• Guide Masters and Chief Officers on cargo stowage planning, parcel sequencing, and chemical compatibility.
• Conduct vessel inspections, navigational audits, safety drills, and operational readiness checks.
• Monitor ship performance, fuel consumption, cargo efficiency, and voyage execution.
• Oversee maintenance, repairs, and dry-docking, ensuring minimal downtime and effective cost control.
• Manage and prepare vessels for SIRE/VIQ and CDI inspections, ensuring audit readiness at all times.
• Investigate incidents, near-misses, and NCRs; develop corrective and preventive actions.
• Liaise with charterers, terminals, agents, classification societies, and port authorities to support flawless port operations.
• Ensure statutory, class, and safety certificates remain valid and updated.
• Review and strengthen the Safety Management System (ISM Code compliance).
• Lead crew familiarization, training, and emergency preparedness drills tailored to chemical tanker operations.
• Prepare operational reports and drive continuous improvement initiatives.
• Support the commercial team by ensuring vessels remain fully compliant and ready for charter commitments.

• Valid Master Mariner Certificate of Competency.
• Prior sailing experience as Master on Chemical Tankers (experience with parcels/multi-grade cargo handling is highly desirable).
• Strong knowledge of maritime regulations, tanker operations, cargo systems, and safety frameworks.
• Excellent communication and leadership skills to guide shipboard teams effectively.

• Competitive compensation with performance-linked benefits.
• Opportunity to play a key role in enhancing operational excellence and safety culture across a global chemical tanker fleet.

Send your application to:  roohi@maritimesolutionsltd.com

Or contact Roohi Mehta @ +65 8725 9801 to discuss this exciting opportunity.

If you're someone who thrives on precision, fast-paced decision-making, and being at the heart of global cargo movements — this upcoming role might be just what you’re looking for.

At Navora Recruitment, we’re working with leading shipping companies who will soon be looking to grow their operations teams with experienced Tanker Operators. These roles span Crude Oil, Chemicals, CPP, and Bulk Carriers, and will offer an exciting platform to take your operational career to the next level.

As a Tanker Operator, you’ll be the vital link between commercial and technical teams, ensuring each voyage runs like clockwork — profitably, safely, and in full compliance.

Here's a taste of what the day-to-day might include:

• Overseeing end-to-end voyage operations, from fixture confirmation to post-voyage closure
   
• Working closely with chartering teams, brokers, and owners to keep everything on track
   
• Monitoring vessel performance and ensuring adherence to charter party terms
   
• Handling freight and hire payments, reviewing laytime and demurrage calculations
   
• Keeping on top of time bars, resolving claims, and ensuring clean documentation
   
• Communicating clearly with internal teams and external stakeholders
   

You won’t just be reacting — you’ll be anticipating, planning, and optimising.

To succeed in this role, you'll need:

• Experience in tanker operations — especially within biofuels, chemicals, CPP, or crude oil
   
• A sharp eye for operational detail and a knack for problem-solving
   
• Confidence in interpreting charter party terms and handling voyage claims
   
• Solid skills in Microsoft Excel and voyage tracking tools
   
• Clear and proactive communication with all stakeholders
   
• A background in seafaring or maritime studies (a plus, not a must)
   
• Familiarity with bulk carrier operations is a bonus

This position isn’t live just yet — but it’s on the radar. By registering your interest now, you’ll be first in line when it opens up. No scrambling to apply. No missed chances.

If this sounds like a role that fits your skills and aspirations, don’t wait — send us your CV and we’ll be in touch as soon as it’s ready to set sail.

Focusing on both the operational management of voyages and supporting commercial activities. You will coordinate vessel movements, manage voyage logistics, and collaborate closely with charterers, brokers, and internal teams to optimise performance and commercial outcomes across chemical and LNG tanker fleets.

• Manage voyage operations, including issuing orders, coordinating vessel movements, and ensuring smooth voyage execution
   
• Collaborate with charterers, brokers, and internal teams on voyage planning, bunkering, and cargo operations
   
• Negotiate and oversee contracts for services such as tugs, agents, bunkers, and slop vendors
   
• Monitor voyage financial performance, approve invoices, and support technical operations like tank cleaning
   
• Interpret charter party clauses and manage risks related to vessel quality, insurance, and geopolitics
   
• Support commercial strategy by preparing proposals, monitoring market conditions, and maintaining client relationships
   
• Ensure compliance with port requirements and proper communication of voyage instructions to Masters

• Strong background in tanker operations and commercial roles, ideally with chemical and LNG experience
   
• Maritime degree or equivalent experience, preferably with sea time up to Chief Officer or higher
   
• Solid understanding of charter party terms and operational logistics
   
• Excellent communication skills and ability to work independently and collaboratively
   
• Detail-oriented with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
   

This role offers a rare opportunity to grow within a commercially driven, high-performing team—gaining hands-on experience across vessel operations and commercial management.