Pakistan National Shipping Corporation seeks an experienced liquid cargo maritime professional for the position of Incharge / Deputy Manager DPP & CPP (Tanker) at its Karachi headquarters.
Departmental Mandate and Commercial Scope
The tanker operations division of PNSC oversees the maritime transport of crude oil, Dirty Petroleum Products (DPP), and Clean Petroleum Products (CPP) to support national refining infrastructure and strategic fuel security. The division executes voyage chartering, contract of affreightment (COA) commitments, and vetting inspections across international sea routes.
Operational Responsibilities and Oversight
The Incharge / Deputy Manager manages day-to-day commercial dispatch and scheduling of oil tanker vessels. Responsibilities encompass evaluating voyage economics, tracking cargo heating and discharge compliance, liaising with oil marketing companies and terminal operators, vetting compliance under OCIMF / SIRE guidelines, and resolving cargo quantity and quality claims. The position ensures total alignment with international environmental regulations and MARPOL conventions.
Application Preparation and Document Checklist
Applicants are advised to organize their documentation ahead of online registration:
- Detailed curriculum vitae detailing tanker chartering and commercial operations background.
- Attested photocopies of professional certificates (Master Mariner FG or Master's degree).
- Continuous Discharge Certificate (CDC) records and verified sea service records.
- Valid CNIC copy and district domicile document.
- Attested copies of post-qualification experience certificates from recognized ship management firms.
Application Instructions and Deadline
Interested candidates must apply online through the National Job Portal (https://www.njp.gov.pk) or through the PNSC website by October 25, 2026. Serving government employees must submit their applications through proper channel with departmental NOC. The corporation provides market-based remuneration commensurate with experience. Incomplete submissions will not be considered.