Jobs at Svitzer

Coordinate procurement, warehousing, inventory, logistics and Purchase-to-Pay for marine operations in Soyo. Work with vessel crews, suppliers and finance to ensure timely, compliant and cost-effective delivery of materials, services and equipment while maintaining inventory control and customs compliance.

Provide operational support for UK towage from the Middlesbrough planning centre: manage bookings, scheduling, invoicing and crew/tug logistics; coordinate with technical and crewing teams; maintain client and stakeholder relationships; prepare operational plans and identify commercial opportunities. Work to a 24-hour rota including day and night shifts.

Responsible for the safe operation, maintenance, efficiency, and reliability of tugboat engine rooms, main machinery, power generation systems, auxiliary equipment, and deck equipment. Performs Level I maintenance, equipment inspections, operational measurements, fuel and water calculations, oil analysis, and monitoring of mechanical systems. Requires related technical training, more than two years of similar experience, practical diagnostic skills, and fluent written and spoken English.

Serve as Svitzer Angola's in-country Marine Standards and HSSEQ representative. Support implementation of Marine Standards and Safety Management System, conduct audits and investigations, coach vessel crews and leaders, monitor HSSEQ performance, liaise with regulators and customers, and drive continuous safety and operational improvements.

Supports Svitzer’s AMEA growth by developing market intelligence, evaluating commercial opportunities, building financial models and business cases, supporting tenders and proposals, coordinating cross-functional inputs, and contributing to pricing, negotiations, partnerships, and strategic growth initiatives across terminal and harbour towage markets.

Maintains and repairs tug machinery, marine systems, propulsion equipment, deck equipment, and winches. The role requires maintaining operational records, reporting defects, following safety and regulatory procedures, assisting with deck operations, and participating in drills and training. Candidates must hold an Engineer Class 3 Near Coastal Certificate of Competency or equivalent, relevant medical clearance, first aid and CPR certificates, marine engineering knowledge, and Australian work rights.

Partners with port managers and frontline leaders across multiple sites to provide practical HR advice throughout the employee lifecycle. The role covers employee relations, performance management, recruitment, workforce planning, engagement, capability development, organisational change, investigations, union engagement and employment legislation. It coaches and challenges leaders, identifies people risks, supports enterprise agreements, improves HR processes and promotes inclusion, wellbeing and psychological safety in a complex, operational and unionised environment.

Leads the finance function for Batangas operations, overseeing accounting, taxation, reporting, working capital, budgeting, forecasting, audits, compliance, and cost efficiency. Partners with senior stakeholders, the board, shareholders, and regional colleagues to support business decisions. Manages daily finance operations and leads, coaches, and develops a small finance team while ensuring strong governance, accurate reporting, and regulatory compliance.

Hands-on Chief Engineer responsible for maintaining and operating high-power tug machinery in harbour and coastal towage. Diagnose and repair faults, own engine room condition and safety, support the Master and crew to ensure continuous operational readiness, and work as part of a small professional crew on two-week rotations.

Lead embedding Svitzer's transformation into leadership behaviours, organisational practices and culture. Design and deliver change interventions, craft transformation narrative, partner with PMO, Communications and business leaders, monitor adoption, remove barriers, and enable governance and capabilities to sustain growth across frontline and office operations globally.

Perform deck duties on a waste barge operating on the River Tees and Hartlepool: mooring/unmooring, waste loading/unloading, maintenance, HSE checks, and support deck/engine room tasks under Coxswain direction. Work a 7 on/7 off rotation and complete mandatory training.

Live onboard and work as part of a tug crew supporting safe, efficient coastal and port towage. Carry out deck operations, planned maintenance, safety routines, and assist with engine-room tasks. Operate across UK ports on a 2-week on/2-week off rotation, commit to ongoing training, and maintain vessel standards and professionalism.

Lead onboard towage and ship-assist operations, ensure safety culture and compliance, manage ship administration and reporting, liaise with onshore managers and pilots, perform vessel maintenance and support crew teamwork on a four-weeks-on/four-weeks-off roster.

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Maintain and update the commercial system (HELM), handle daily invoicing, resolve system issues, support Order-to-Cash process improvements, document SOPs, provide reports, coordinate internal controls, support implementations, and lead continuous improvement and change initiatives across global commercial operations.

Hands-on Chief Engineer responsible for maintaining and operating high-power tug machinery, diagnosing and repairing faults, ensuring engine-room readiness and safety, supporting the Master and crew, and managing engineering duties during two-week onboard rotations across UK ports.

Operate and maintain tug operations for assisted ships, enforce onboard safety culture, manage shipboard administration and reporting, coordinate with Marine Managers and Harbour Pilots, and ensure efficient, timely towage operations.

Hands-on Chief Engineer responsible for maintaining and operating high-power tug machinery in a live port. Diagnose and fix faults under pressure, own engine-room condition, safety and readiness, support Master and crew, and work as part of a small professional team to keep tugs operational at all times.

Responsable de la gestión técnica del remolcador: ejecutar mantenimiento preventivo y correctivo, supervisar al equipo de ingeniería a bordo, gestionar reportes técnicos y operativos, garantizar cumplimiento de normas de seguridad y medio ambiente, y controlar el uso de maquinaria y recursos técnicos.

Perform engine-room and machinery maintenance on company tugs, ensure safe operation, maintain logs and standby equipment, support fueling and spare parts management, follow HSE/QSMS policies, respond to engine-room emergencies, and assist with general housekeeping and pollution control.