Technical Superintendent / Vessel Manager -Shipping

Our in-house ship management division is now looking for a new Technical Superintendent / Vessel Manager (Teknisk Inspektør).

A Technical Superintendent has the overall responsibility for the safe, economical and efficient operation of assigned vessels, i.e. that the vessels, within allocated human and financial resources, are managed, crewed and operated in accordance with the company’s policies, procedures and management system.  In addition to the management of assigned vessels the right candidate may also be involved in other tasks such as maintaining and developing company’s maintenance system, upgrade and improvement projects, creation of Power BI reports, studies, and development of company’s procedures.

Eligible candidates must possess one of the following qualifications:

• Chief Engineer's certificate for unlimited trade and seagoing experience in senior rank on large cargo ships for a minimum of 2 years (sea time)

• MSc degree or B.Eng. Honours, preferably in Marine Engineering or Naval Architecture

• Minimum 4 years working experience in a responsible technical position in a shipbuilding yard, ship repair yard, similar organization or Classification Society

For further information on the company, please visit our web site: www.transpetrol.com or contact Mr. Marius Stensland, Fleet Manager, by telephone +47 66 90 80 60.

Please apply in writing, including Curriculum Vitae, by e-mail to nst@transpetrol.com:

Existing work permit in Norway is a prerequisite and Scandinavian language is preferable. All applications will be treated in confidence. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

Transpetrol is an independent, fully integrated tanker company active since 1980. Our ship management division is wholly owned and has been in-house from 2005. Located in Asker since 2008, our modern and spacious office at the Trekanten Senter is conveniently situated within short walking distance from the railway and bus stations. Transpetrol operates 8 tankers in the range 45.000 to 115.000 dwt and 2 VLGCs, all being modern ships build and delivered directly to us by leading shipyards in Korea, Vietnam and Japan. The current fleet enjoys an average age of seven years. The company’s fleet will be growing in the coming years with 4 LR2 new-buildings/second hand vessel being delivered in 2026.