Vessel Operator; Tankers

This is an exciting opportunity to join a global and fast paced ship management company based in Glasgow.

We are seeking an experienced Vessel Operator (Post Fixture) to join a busy Operations Department in Glasgow, supporting a fleet of Chemical, CPP and DPP Tankers.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Vessel Operator or a Chief Mate on tankers looking to transition ashore. Candidates with a combination of sea-going and shore-based operational experience are particularly encouraged to apply.

• Manage the day-to-day operational execution of assigned tanker voyages from fixture through to completion
• Liaise with Owners, Charterers, Brokers, Masters, Port Agents and Terminals to ensure efficient voyage execution.
• Coordinate cargo operations, including cargo planning, tank preparation, tank cleaning and cargo compatibility.
• Arrange bunkering operations and monitor vessel schedules, voyage performance and operational costs.
• Ensure compliance with charter party terms and assist with freight, hire, demurrage and operational claims.
• Manage EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime requirements, including emissions monitoring, reporting and cost recovery.
• Support vessel performance monitoring, voyage optimisation and emissions reduction initiatives.
• Work closely with Technical, Crewing and HSEQ departments to ensure effective planning and communication.
• Contribute to the continuous improvement of operational procedures and systems.

• 1 year shore based experience as a Vessel Operator, Broker or similar (desirable)
• Previous experience working at sea on Tanker vessels (Highly desirable)
• A strong understanding of tanker operations and post-fixture voyage execution.
• Knowledge of charter parties, EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime
• Understand critical milestones to set and manage tight deadlines.
• An enthusiastic approach, with excellent analytical and communication skills.

This role is office based in Glasgow so you must be prepared to live in commutable distance to the office and have the existing right to work in the UK