Manager - Ammonia Fleet

About the Unit

We at Yara are part of a global network, collaborating to profitably and responsibly solve some of the world's key challenges - resource scarcity, food insecurity and environmental change.

About the Unit

Yara Clean Ammonia (YCA) is a global segment within Yara with the objective to commercialize, develop and capture growth opportunities within clean hydrogen and ammonia production, transport, market and distribution. The unit includes activities related to Upstream Projects &Technology, Commercial development of New Markets for Ammonia, Trade & Shipping, Product & Portfolio Management, and Central Expert and Support functions. To fully develop the business potential, the segment will also explore partnerships and collaboration with external parties, while ensuring the important role that ammonia plays in Yara’s integrated business model.

Preferred location for this position is Oslo but any Yara location in the Europe region can be discussed.

Responsibilities

Ensure compliant and well-maintained LPG/NH3 vessels (own and chartered fleet)
Advise on HESQ aspects related to shipping and on-shore loading and discharge activities
Advise on shipping safety aspects and participate in Yara's business development projects regarding the use of ammonia as bunker
Maintain good relations and understanding between technical managers, vessel owners and ship and terminal personnel
Inspection of own and time-chartered vessels on annual basis incl pre-charter inspection
Follow up on nautical and technical issues related to our TC and owned LPG/NH3 vessels
Support the vessel operations team with ad hoc technical and commercial aspects

Profile

Master mariner / Deck officer class 1 / Chief engineer
5 years sea service experience on LPG/NH3 vessels as chief officer or above
10 years of shore based experience (Marine or HSEQ Superintendent/Fleet Manager /Commercial operation Manager).
Positive to work in an international and high paced environment
Be familiar with applicable rules, regulations and industry requirements
Good understanding of TMSA, SIRE and CDI processes
Good knowledge of ISO standards (9001, 14001 and 45001).
Experience with MOC (Management of Change) process
Familiar with HSEQ processes and metrics related to fleet safety performance
Experience with GHG standards and regulations (EU, IMO, US, Japan etc), product carbon footprint calculations, hydrogen and ammonia production technology and customer value proposition development

Other Requirements

Business sense, strategic thinking ability and pragmatic approach
Professional attitude and ability to create partnership with external partners
Proven stakeholder management skills juggling requirements from multiple stakeholders - internal and external
International competence and cultural understanding
Well versed with MS tools to prepare reports, presentations
Fluency in English is required to liaise with business stakeholders

Apply no later than

3 May 2024