Bunker Superintendent - Vessel Support

Are you a marine engineer with strong operational judgment looking to transition into a hands?'on, shore?'based role? Do you thrive in fast?'paced operational environments where safety, precision, and collaboration are critical? APM Terminals is hiring a Bunker Superintendent to support bunkering operations onboard container vessels calling designated terminals. This position is based in Rotterdam and offered on a fixed?'term contract of 12 months with APM Terminals. At APM Terminals, a global leader in port and terminal operations, we enable global trade and drive sustainable growth. What drives us forward is a mindset of always improving. We constantly look for smarter, simpler, and safer ways of operating. If you thrive in environments where people value learning and are committed to continuously improving daily operations, join us and be a part of our journey.

We foster a dynamic learning and training culture that empowers our employees to excel. Our commitment to improvement is driven by Lean principles, ensuring that every team member has the opportunity to develop skills and advance professionally. You will join a diverse, multinational operational environment where hands?'on expertise matters, and where your direct involvement onboard vessels makes a tangible difference to safety, reliability, and performance.

• Coordinate bunkering operations with vessel command, Energy Trading Operations, Technical Ship Management (TbM), and port agents prior to vessel arrival.
• Familiarize yourself with vessel?'specific fuel transfer systems to safely manage filling and stripping operations.
• Supervise bunkering operations onboard in accordance with safety standards, environmental regulations, and agreed pre?'bunkering plans.
• Ensure accurate and compliant documentation, including Bunker Delivery Notes (BDN), Oil Record Book (ORB) entries, checklists and operational logs.
• Act with authority to sign commercial and operational bunker documentation on behalf of the vessel.
• Capture operational feedback and lessons learned and actively contribute to continuous improvement initiatives.
• Maintain compliance with MLC 2006 working and rest hour regulations, including personal reporting.

• Chief Engineer or Second Engineer with seagoing experience.
• Valid Certificate of Competency Class 1 or Class 2 (Engine) with appropriate flag endorsement.
• Proven hands?'on experience on large container vessels, preferably EEE, 19K, H?'class.
• Ability to navigate and operate independently within complex engine room environments.
• Strong operational judgment, attention to detail, and ability to make sound decisions in time?'critical situations.
• Excellent communication skills and a strong command of English.
• A clear safety?'first mindset with solid understanding of maritime safety, environmental and compliance standards.
• Comfortable working flexibly in line with vessel schedules, including irregular hours.

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