Assistant Operation Manager

We are seeking a strategic and results-drivenAssistant Operation Managerto strengthen our Fuels Division. This role serves as a critical bridge between the Operations Directors vision and on-the-ground execution. You will be responsible for ensuring operational efficiency maintaining project profitability and upholding Bureau Veritas standards of excellence across all cargo service lines.

Key Responsibilities

• Operational Excellence:Support the Operation Manager in planning directing and coordinating daily operations across Oil & Gas Marine and Agri/Biomass sectors.
• Resource Management:Optimize the allocation of manpower and equipment to ensure all inspection projects (including Charcoal Cargo and Petrochemical) are delivered on time and within budget.
• Quality Assurance & Compliance:Oversee the technical integrity of inspection reports and ensure full compliance with ISO standards internal procedures and government regulations.
• Process Improvement:Identify operational inefficiencies and propose systematic improvements in field practices particularly in vanning inspections and factory audits.
• Stakeholder Management:Build and maintain strong professional relationships with key clients port authorities and relevant stakeholders to ensure smooth operations.
• Reporting & Analytics:Prepare weekly and monthly reports on operational performance and team KPI achievements for management review.

Requirements

• Experience:Minimum 78 years of experience in the TIC (Testing Inspection and Certification) industry with at least 3 years in a managerial or assistant managerial role.
• Technical Mastery:Comprehensive understanding of Marine Cargo Survey (Draught Survey Supervision) Oil & Gas cargo and specific experience in Biomass/Charcoal commodities.
• Leadership:Proven ability to lead large teams and provide effective mentoring to field supervisors.
• Business Acumen:Solid understanding of operational cost management (P&L at unit level) and man-hour efficiency.
• Language:Fluent in English (spoken and written) for regional coordination and international reporting.
• Education:Bachelors degree (S1) in Engineering Marine Transportation Management or a related scientific field