Experience
- 4 to 6 years
- The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Port Service, Marine Industry
Education
- HSC
Requirements
- 4 to 6 years
- The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Port Service, Marine Industry
Responsibilities & Context
• Creating and managing berth schedules to optimize vessel turnaround times, berth utilization, and efficient allocation of quay crane resources.
• Coordinating with shipping lines, vessel planners, marine services, and terminal operations teams to sequence vessel arrivals, departures, and berth assignments.
• Monitoring vessel ETA, ETB, and ETD information and making real-time schedule adjustments to accommodate operational changes and service requirements.
• Developing berth plans that maximize terminal throughput while minimizing vessel waiting time and berth conflicts.
• Coordinating closely with Vessel Planning, Tower Control, Yard Planning, and Operations teams to ensure alignment between berth plans and operational execution.
• Monitoring berth occupancy and future berth demand to ensure optimal utilization of available waterfront infrastructure.
• Assessing vessel stowage plans, cargo exchange requirements, special cargo needs, and operational constraints when preparing berth schedules.
• Proactively identifying potential berth clashes, resource shortages, or operational bottlenecks and implementing corrective planning measures.
• Managing schedule changes arising from weather conditions, late vessel arrivals, equipment breakdowns, labor constraints, or other operational disruptions.
• Maintaining continuous communication with shipping lines, vessel agents, port authorities, pilots, and other stakeholders regarding berth schedules and operational updates.
• Monitoring vessel productivity, berth productivity, crane productivity, and turnaround performance against established KPIs.
• Preparing short-term and long-term berth forecasts to support terminal capacity planning and resource allocation decisions.
• Ensuring accurate maintenance of vessel schedules, berth plans, operational data, and planning information within the Terminal Operating System (TOS).
• Coordinating vessel priority changes and emergency berth requirements while balancing commercial and operational considerations.
• Preparing operational reports, berth utilization analyses, vessel performance reports, and planning summaries for management review.