Total 4 job vacancies by Nw Maritime Pte. Ltd.

Job Overview
The Technical Superintendent is responsible for the day-to-day technical management and maintenance of assigned vessels, ensuring machinery reliability, regulatory compliance, and cost-effective execution of technical operations.

The role focuses on maintenance execution, inspections, repairs, and dry-docking activities while supporting fleet performance objectives set by management.

Responsibilities and Duties
· Manage the technical condition and maintenance of assigned vessels to ensure safe and reliable operations.
· Implement and monitor Planned Maintenance System (PMS) and ensure timely completion of maintenance tasks.
· Troubleshoot machinery issues and provide technical guidance to onboard engineers.
· Plan, coordinate, and supervise vessel repairs, servicing, and defect rectification.
· Prepare dry-docking specifications, obtain quotations, and supervise dry-docking execution within approved budgets and schedules.
· Monitor technical aspects of vessel OPEX, including spares, repairs, and service costs, and report variances to Fleet Manager.
· Review technical reports, machinery performance data, and oil analysis results, recommending corrective actions where required.
· Conduct vessel inspections and ensure readiness for audits, surveys, and statutory inspections.
· Coordinate surveys, certifications, and service attendance with classification societies and service providers.
· Liaise with shipyards, vendors, surveyors, and underwriters on technical matters.
· Support incident investigations and root cause analysis related to technical failures.
· Ensure compliance with SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code, Flag State, and Classification Society requirements.
· Provide technical reports and updates to Fleet Manager and management.

Qualifications
· Marine Engineer Officer (Class 1 COC preferred) or equivalent professional qualification.
· Minimum 5 years’ sea-going experience as Chief Engineer or Senior Engineer.
· At least 3 years’ shore-based experience as a Superintendent or in technical vessel management.
· Strong knowledge of international regulations (SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code) and classification society rules.
· Proven experience in dry docking, vessel inspections, repairs, and cost control.
· Skilled in performance monitoring, technical reporting, and root cause analysis.
· Strong negotiation and vendor management skills, with experience liaising with shipyards, surveyors, and underwriters.
· Excellent leadership and communication abilities with the capacity to motivate and support crew.
· Highly organised, independent, and able to manage multiple priorities under tight timelines.

Job Overview
The Fleet Manager is responsible for the safe, efficient, and compliant operation of assigned vessels, including technical oversight, operational performance, and control of vessel operating expenditure (OPEX). The role serves as the main shore-based liaison between vessels, management, and external stakeholders.

Responsibilities and Duties

• Assume overall responsibility for the safe, efficient, and cost-effective management of assigned vessels.
• Ensure vessels operate in compliance with international regulations, Flag State, Classification Society, and Company management systems.
• Monitor vessel operational and technical performance, providing guidance and support to onboard senior officers.
• Oversee maintenance, repairs, dry-dockings, and implementation of planned maintenance programmes.
• Manage and control vessel OPEX budgets, ensuring expenditures remain within approved limits while maintaining operational reliability and safety standards.
• Support planning and execution of approved CAPEX projects, including equipment upgrades, retrofits, and vessel improvement initiatives.
• Review vessel reports, technical status, and performance indicators, initiating corrective actions where required.
• Act as the primary shore-based contact between vessels, owners, charterers, and internal departments.
• Coordinate with crewing, procurement, and operations teams to ensure effective vessel support.
• Manage vendors, shipyards, and service providers to achieve quality and cost efficiency.
• Support audits, inspections, and incident investigations.
• Provide regular fleet performance and budget reporting to management and escalate critical issues when necessary.

Qualifications

• Degree or Diploma in Marine Engineering, Nautical Studies, Maritime Studies, or related discipline.
• Seagoing experience as Chief Engineer, Master Mariner, or senior onboard officer preferred.
• Minimum 5–10 years’ experience in ship management, fleet operations, or technical vessel management.
• Experience overseeing vessel operations, maintenance, and dry-dockings.
• Good knowledge of maritime regulations including ISM Code, SOLAS, MARPOL, Flag State, and Class requirements.
• Experience managing vessel OPEX budgets; exposure to CAPEX projects is an advantage.
• Ability to review operational and technical reports and implement corrective actions.
• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills with crews, owners, charterers, and vendors.
• Proficient in MS Office and fleet or planned maintenance systems.
• Willingness to travel for vessel visits and shipyard attendance when required.

Job Overview
The Fleet Manager is responsible for the safe, efficient, and compliant operation of assigned vessels, including technical oversight, operational performance, and control of vessel operating expenditure (OPEX). The role serves as the main shore-based liaison between vessels, management, and external stakeholders.

Responsibilities and Duties

• Assume overall responsibility for the safe, efficient, and cost-effective management of assigned vessels.
• Ensure vessels operate in compliance with international regulations, Flag State, Classification Society, and Company management systems.
• Monitor vessel operational and technical performance, providing guidance and support to onboard senior officers.
• Oversee maintenance, repairs, dry-dockings, and implementation of planned maintenance programmes.
• Manage and control vessel OPEX budgets, ensuring expenditures remain within approved limits while maintaining operational reliability and safety standards.
• Support planning and execution of approved CAPEX projects, including equipment upgrades, retrofits, and vessel improvement initiatives.
• Review vessel reports, technical status, and performance indicators, initiating corrective actions where required.
• Act as the primary shore-based contact between vessels, owners, charterers, and internal departments.
• Coordinate with crewing, procurement, and operations teams to ensure effective vessel support.
• Manage vendors, shipyards, and service providers to achieve quality and cost efficiency.
• Support audits, inspections, and incident investigations.
• Provide regular fleet performance and budget reporting to management and escalate critical issues when necessary.

Qualifications

• Degree or Diploma in Marine Engineering, Nautical Studies, Maritime Studies, or related discipline.
• Seagoing experience as Chief Engineer, Master Mariner, or senior onboard officer preferred.
• Minimum 5–10 years’ experience in ship management, fleet operations, or technical vessel management.
• Experience overseeing vessel operations, maintenance, and dry-dockings.
• Good knowledge of maritime regulations including ISM Code, SOLAS, MARPOL, Flag State, and Class requirements.
• Experience managing vessel OPEX budgets; exposure to CAPEX projects is an advantage.
• Ability to review operational and technical reports and implement corrective actions.
• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills with crews, owners, charterers, and vendors.
• Proficient in MS Office and fleet or planned maintenance systems.
• Willingness to travel for vessel visits and shipyard attendance when required.

Job Overview
The Technical Superintendent is responsible for the day-to-day technical management and maintenance of assigned vessels, ensuring machinery reliability, regulatory compliance, and cost-effective execution of technical operations.

The role focuses on maintenance execution, inspections, repairs, and dry-docking activities while supporting fleet performance objectives set by management.

Responsibilities and Duties
· Manage the technical condition and maintenance of assigned vessels to ensure safe and reliable operations.
· Implement and monitor Planned Maintenance System (PMS) and ensure timely completion of maintenance tasks.
· Troubleshoot machinery issues and provide technical guidance to onboard engineers.
· Plan, coordinate, and supervise vessel repairs, servicing, and defect rectification.
· Prepare dry-docking specifications, obtain quotations, and supervise dry-docking execution within approved budgets and schedules.
· Monitor technical aspects of vessel OPEX, including spares, repairs, and service costs, and report variances to Fleet Manager.
· Review technical reports, machinery performance data, and oil analysis results, recommending corrective actions where required.
· Conduct vessel inspections and ensure readiness for audits, surveys, and statutory inspections.
· Coordinate surveys, certifications, and service attendance with classification societies and service providers.
· Liaise with shipyards, vendors, surveyors, and underwriters on technical matters.
· Support incident investigations and root cause analysis related to technical failures.
· Ensure compliance with SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code, Flag State, and Classification Society requirements.
· Provide technical reports and updates to Fleet Manager and management.

Qualifications
· Marine Engineer Officer (Class 1 COC preferred) or equivalent professional qualification.
· Minimum 5 years’ sea-going experience as Chief Engineer or Senior Engineer.
· At least 3 years’ shore-based experience as a Superintendent or in technical vessel management.
· Strong knowledge of international regulations (SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code) and classification society rules.
· Proven experience in dry docking, vessel inspections, repairs, and cost control.
· Skilled in performance monitoring, technical reporting, and root cause analysis.
· Strong negotiation and vendor management skills, with experience liaising with shipyards, surveyors, and underwriters.
· Excellent leadership and communication abilities with the capacity to motivate and support crew.
· Highly organised, independent, and able to manage multiple priorities under tight timelines.