Chartering Manager

Role Purpose The Chartering Manager is responsible for driving and executing the commercial chartering strategy for the tanker fleet. This role focuses on optimizing vessel utilization, maximizing voyage profitability, and expanding the company's market presence. The incumbent will lead charter negotiations, analyze complex market trends, manage high-value contracts, and cultivate senior-level relationships within the global shipping and chemical industries. Principal Duties & Responsibilities Commercial Strategy & Execution Fleet Deployment: Oversee the chartering, marketing, and commercial employment of chemical tankers within the assigned geographic region to maximize earnings. Contract Management: Lead the administration, nomination, and execution of Contracts of Affreightment (CoA) to ensure strict compliance and operational efficiency. Financial Optimization: Prepare, review, and approve complex voyage estimations, freight calculations, and commercial proposals. Performance Monitoring: Continuous evaluation of vessel schedules, deployment strategies, and port turnaround times to maximize voyage margins and performance. Market Intelligence: Conduct deep-market research and competitive analysis to identify emerging trends, spot-market opportunities, and commercial risks. Contractual & Legal Governance Fixture Documentation: Draft, review, and finalize charter party agreements, ensuring all terms mitigate risk and comply with global maritime legal and regulatory standards. Dispute Resolution: Proactively address contractual ambiguities and collaborate closely with legal and claims departments to resolve disputes or demurrage issues. Systems & Reporting: Leverage advanced chartering software and data applications to drive informed, data-backed commercial decisions. Financial Planning: Support the leadership team in budgeting, revenue forecasting, and financial reporting activities related to fleet operations. Key Stakeholder Relationships Internal Collaboration…