General Fleet Manager - Operations (Bulk Fleet)

View this job in plain language with images

Zodiac Maritime

salary

£0

location

England

General Fleet Manager - Operations (Bulk Fleet)

Job Description


The Role

Position:General Fleet Manager, Operations (Bulk Fleet)

Contract type:Full Time - Permanent

Reporting to:Director of Operations

Location: London

Zodiac Maritime is seeking to appoint an experienced General Fleet Manager - Operations to oversee and optimise the operations of our global bulk fleet. This strategic leadership role requires a proactive approach to achieving operational and commercial excellence, driving cost efficiency, and fostering a culture of safety, compliance and collaboration.

You will lead the operational management of the bulk fleet, ensuring seamless coordination, exceptional performance, and strong relationships with Charterers. A central part of this role involves managing and mentoring a high-performing team, supporting their growth and collective success through effective coaching and guidance.

As a key member of our General Fleet Manager team, you will be responsible for aligning fleet operations with the company's strategic objectives, and all applicable industry regulations and best practices. This is an exciting and fulfilling opportunity to shape the role as we propel Zodiac Maritime into the future.

Key responsibilities and primary deliverables Marine Operations Commercial Operations Safety, Compliance, Risk Management and Management of Change Budget Management and Performance Accountability Team Management Relevant Experience, Skills and Competencies

Due to the high volume of applications, we regret that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

At this time, we are not engaging with external recruitment agencies.

things you need to
know:

We strongly recommend that you do not provide your bank account details when applying for a job. If you see a vacancy on Disability Network requesting bank account details please email: webmaster@disabilitynetwork.co.uk


disability champions