Ship broker

Roles & Responsibilities

Job purpose

A Ship Broker is responsible for many stages of setting up and negotiating deals, including presenting the business to potential clients, negotiating the main terms of a contract or sale, and seeing it through to its conclusion and any follow up that may be involved.

Duties and responsibilities

• Develop a framework and processes to manage chartering business
• Oversee negotiations relating to ship chartering. Work closely with traders and attend to their queries, looking for cooperation with trader directly.
• Negotiate charter party terms and conditions on behalf of Owners or Charterers on VLCC & Suezmax tonnage.
• Provide timely and accurate shipping information, voyage calculations to trading teams to facilitate smooth trading activities.
• Excellent communicational skills are required to liaise with ship owners, cargo owners, ship brokers etc.
• Capability to work under pressure
• Self-motivated and a team player
• Able to speak Emglish fluently.

Tell employers what skills you have

Negotiation

Brokerage

negotiate

Self-confidence

enthusiastic

Team Player

Communications

Able to Work under Pressure

Able To Work Independently

Self motivation