Vessel Manager (m/w/d)

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Wilhelmsen Ahrenkiel Ship Management is a ship manager based in Hamburg, Germany, with entities in Rhoon, the Netherlands and Singapore. We are proud to be entrusted with the management of container vessels, tanker, bulk carriers, multi-purpose and heavy-lift vessels.

Our shareholders are the globally operating Wilhelmsen Group and MPC Capital AG. We offer our clients commercial asset and ship management.

We are looking for a Vessel Manager to join our team in Hamburg. As a Vessel Manager, you are responsible for the technical ship management of a part of our fleet.

Your duties include:

• Planning and monitoring of maintenance, repairs and dry docking of our vessels
• Monitoring of class survey intervals as well as coordination of service providers
• Monitoring the validity of certificates
• Inspection of planned maintenance work on the ships
• Development of the Planned Maintenance System for new tonnage
• Carrying out physical inspections on own and foreign tonnage
• Budget planning and monitoring
• Pre-joining briefing of engineers
• Monitoring technical performance of the fleet
  
  
  

Your profile:

• Sailing experience as engineer (management level), alternatively you have completed your studies preferably as an engineer in marine engineering or a comparable qualification
• Experience as a technical superintendent in a ship management company
• Within the scope of your previous activities, you have already been able to demonstrate your distinct intercultural competence in dealing with a wide variety of nationalities
• Proficient knowledge of written and spoken English
• You are characterized by a good work organization and convince through your strong team spirit as well as a high degree of reliability and loyalty
• The safe handling of the programs of the MS Office package
• This position requires you to be available for emergency response, even outside normal working hours
• EU working entitlement is essential