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Chartering Coordinator (20-16)

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Job Order #: 5749894

NOC: 1215
Employer Name:
Canpotex Limited
Posted Date:
27-Jul-2020
Location:
SASKATOON
 
# of Positions:
1
Employment Terms:
Full Time
Apply By:
10-Aug-2020
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Employer Name:
Canpotex Limited
Contact Email:
careers@canpotex.com
Employer Website:
www.canpotex.com/careers


Description

Canpotex is hiring a Chartering Coordinator (20-16) to join the Operations team in our Saskatoon office.

Reporting to the Manager, Ocean Transportation, you will support all elements of the chartering function including identifying and chartering vessels that meet the ocean freight requirements of Canpotex marketing and its customers within cost, quality and time objectives on an ongoing basis.
What you will do:

-Produce vessel costing reports, voyage analysis, and determine initial evaluations of performance results on chartered vessels.
-Update shipping schedule based on changes in customer requirements or vessel availability.
-Prepare vessel nominations of long-term tonnage and contract of affreightment.
-Negotiate and charter vessels for carriage of potash through brokers or direct, always in accordance with Canpotex values, policies and procedures.
-Evaluate and determine the feasibility of rerouting or deviating chartered vessels to enhance voyage results or customer service.
-Works with Vessel Operations on all matters regarding stowage, loading, routing and discharging of chartered vessels to ensure smooth execution.

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