Total 9 job vacancies by The Wonderful Company

Here’s what you’ll do:

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• The ideal candidate would be based in Korea, or elsewhere in Asia, with the ability to travel in country and internationally on a regular basis.

• Have the ability to further develop our market share in Korea and other markets.

• Have an experience in other Pacific Rim markets and be able to leverage those experiences/knowledge.

• Willingness to dig in and do the work – market intelligence, cold calling, etc.

• Needs to be an advocate for the proper packaging including cartons and end consumer solutions.

• Develop and manage Marketing plans and budgets, leveraging WUSATA, etc. funding optimally.

• Develop Brand/Product plans to aggressively develop business in mandarins and seedless lemons in all markets.

• Develop and manage large to mid-sized retail-based accounts and update regularly.

• Understand inventory levels and fruit movement across the business to meet our customer needs.

• Contribute to the overall planning, programming, and execution of the overall book of business.

• Heavy collaboration with category directors to align on moving fruit volumes to outlets.

• Work in conjunction with other team members to execute strategy nationally.

• Understanding the commodities being sold and understand market trends which influence pricing and volume decisions.

• Evaluate data and make key business decisions.

• Direct development of short and long-term strategic volume goals.

• Partner with leadership team to ensure the best possible service and effective communication to Wonderful Citrus customers.

• Attend trade shows as a representative of Wonderful Citrus.

• Maintain contacts across Wonderful Citrus to efficiently leverage resource and realize new sales opportunities.

• Travel up to 50%

Reporting directly to the Australian Country Manager, the Senior Account Manager plays a pivotal role in driving our sales success. You’ll not only maximize revenue from our existing accounts through strategic relationship management, but you'll also be on the front lines, hunting for and securing exciting new business opportunities. In this dynamic role, you'll champion the sale of our full range of services—including sea and airfreight, warehousing, trucking, and forwarding divisions. With the vast array of services at your disposal, your deep understanding of customer needs and tailored supply chain solutions will be key to delivering exceptional value and driving growth.

Here’s some of what you’ll do:

• Develop and execute a comprehensive key account management strategy for approximately 50 accounts, guided by senior leadership, including creating detailed budgets for volume, revenue, and yield for each account.
• Proactively maintain a robust pipeline of new business opportunities while securing spot business to drive growth.
• Monitor and report on budget performance, comparing actuals versus targets, and provide insights on container demand to help the logistics team optimize inventory.
• Design and deliver tailored supply chain solutions, leveraging app technology for track-and-trace capabilities, and integrating our warehousing and trucking services for seamless door-to-door solutions.
• Implement effective customer relationship strategies, including regular call cycles, client entertainment, and other communication initiatives to enhance engagement.
• Negotiate and close sales deals at optimal pricing and yield, always adhering to company guidelines.
• Collaborate closely with the international sales team to coordinate proactive and responsive sales actions, ensuring timely distribution and response to sales leads and market intelligence.
• Maintain excellence in written communication, including precise and professional quotations, sales leads, and reports.
• When applicable, lead the identification, negotiation, management, and execution of special events, trade shows, and retail functions.
• Consistently represent the brand with integrity, ensuring positive client relationships and open doors for future business.
• Perform other duties as required to support the team and business objectives

Based in Victoria, Australia, this role is perfect for someone eager to hit the ground running and thrives on "hunting" for new business. You have a keen eye for opportunities and excel at quickly building strong client relationships with your consultative approach and engaging personality. You'll dive deep into understanding each new account, fully integrating and converting them into core business. With a strong interest in your clients' needs, you've successfully converted opportunities into loyal customers by offering a unique value and superior service. You’re skilled at managing your sales pipeline and are dedicated to ensuring high customer satisfaction, backed by a proven track record. Being adaptable, flexible and a forward thinker will really help you succeed in this role with a complex culture. There will be some local travel around Victoria as well as the occasional international travel to the Pacific Islands as we grow the business.

Neptune Pacific Line’s Ship Management Team is entrusted with the crucial task of ensuring the secure, dependable, and compliant operation of our fleet, consisting of container, general cargo, and other managed vessels. These vessels primarily operate across the dynamic Asia Pacific region, encompassing New Zealand and Australia. Our unwavering commitment revolves around the perpetual enhancement of our ship management endeavors, all guided by the overarching aspiration to stand out as a pinnacle ship manager. In an intricate and ever-evolving landscape, we relentlessly push the boundaries to maintain our leadership position.

As Procurement Coordinator, Technical, you will play a pivotal role in guaranteeing the punctual and cost-effective sourcing of all essential supplies, consumables, and spare parts for our owned and operated vessels. You will also entail scrutinizing vessel consumption patterns and lending support to the strategic aspects of procurement and contract management related to supplies. This is a remarkable chance to shape this role according to your own vision, leaving an indelible mark while advancing your career within a diverse and fast-paced environment. You will relish in setting up your own processes and procedures to help shape this team. This is a full-time permanent role based in our Singapore Central office.

Here’s what you’ll do:

Ensure Vessels’ Stores, Consumables and Spares requirements are met through:

• Evaluate and process requisitions raised by vessels
• Manage the RFQ process (including Quote Comparison & negotiating best prices or service), secure approvals for and award Purchase Orders to identified vendors
• Expedite readiness of critical items and resolve any potential disputes arising as part of service delivery
• Co-ordinate with suppliers and port agent to ensure timely delivery of goods onboard the vessels at convenient ports worldwide.
• Communicate with vessels to ensure items are delivered timely and ensure necessary documents are returned to office for processing.
• Matching of PO, DO and invoices to ensure payment to suppliers are timely.
• Resolve any invoice discrepancies with vendors and finance team.
• Maintain up-to-date record and files for quick retrieval.
• Perform supplier qualification and audit.
• Handling of projects and other duties assigned to improve work efficiency as required.
• Ensure that all landed items from the vessels are tracked, serviced and returned in good time in consultation with the superintendent. Keep track of fleet stock items kept at various locations

Monitor and Analyse vessels’ consumption of Stores, Consumables and Spares by:

• Track and Monitor vessels actual consumption vs budget allocation
• Analyse vessel consumption patterns across vessel classes to identify unusual consumption trends

Support the strategic procurement of Stores, Consumables and Spares/ Contract Management by:

• Participate in identifying partner vendors for framework agreements
• Assist in the management of Framework Agreements (including the tender process and post-tender contract management, if necessary)
• Support the development of matrices to evaluate vendor/supplier performance
• Assist in monitoring vendor/supplier performance.

Maintenance of Fleet documentations including but not limited to:

• Compile, check and correct end of month reports from fleet vessels (E.g. Main Engine Performance Reports, Lubricant Monthly Reports, Main Machinery Running Hour Reports)
• Actively participate in the development of the quality management system and engage in the process for the continuous improvement of departmental procedures
• Update & maintain class survey status check list for the fleet.

NPDL’s Ship Management Team is responsible for ensuring the safe, reliable and compliant operation of our fleet of container, general cargo and other managed vessels operating primarily in the Asia Pacific region, including New Zealand and Australia. We strive to continuously improve our ship management activities, with an overarching goal of being a “best in class” ship manager. Working in a complex, ever-changing environment we work hard to stay ahead of the pack.

To help us achieve this, we are looking for a Deputy Fleet Manager who will play a crucial role in supporting the General Manager, Technical & Marine, by overseeing the efficient operation and maintenance of our marine fleet. You will be coordinating fleet activities, managing maintenance schedules, ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards, and leading the marine team. In addition, you will enhance fleet performance, optimize resources, and support the strategic objectives of the fleet management department.

Here’s what you’ll do:

Fleet Operations Management

• Manage daily marine fleet operations, including vessel scheduling, deployment, operational efficiency, and preventative maintenance plans to ensure vessel reliability.
• Monitor fleet performance metrics and implement improvements.
• Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, including waste disposal, emissions reductions, hull biosecurity, and cyber security.
• Communicate planned downtime for surveys, maintenance, or crew changes, and notify management of risks related to vessel condition, crew competency, safety, and schedule delays.
• Assist in procurement tasks, including spare part purchasing, negotiating big-ticket items, docking, bunker contracts, and new build programs.
• Coordinate with port authorities, contractors, and service providers to ensure seamless operations.

Maintenance and Safety

• Oversee and ensure timely execution of routine and emergency vessel maintenance.
• Implement and enforce safety protocols and procedures in compliance with regulations.
• Conduct regular inspections and audits of vessels and equipment.
• Ensure full implementation of the Safety Management System (SMS) and monitor its performance, making necessary adjustments.
• Allocate resources for effective SMS functioning.
• Conduct internal audits and participate in SMS review meetings.
• Promote ownership of SMS and other systems among personnel.
• Act as a role model for safe working practices.
• Ensure measures are in place for effective emergency response.

Budget and Resource Management

• Assist in preparing and managing the fleet budget, forecasting expenses, and optimizing resource allocation.
• Monitor and control expenditures related to maintenance, repairs, and operational costs.
• Negotiate cost-effective contracts with suppliers and service providers.
• Assist with monthly budget performance reporting to executive management.
• Prepare budgets and Capex requests for major repair items such as dockings.

Team Leadership and Development

• Supervise and provide guidance to marine personnel, including engineers, crew members, and support staff.
• Facilitate training and development programs to enhance team skills and performance, including reviewing and approving training plans for shipboard personnel.
• Address personnel issues and foster a positive and productive work environment.
• Ensure the Ship Management Team is appropriately staffed with suitable personnel to meet the company’s and ISM Code requirements.
• Provide clear direction, motivation, recruitment, development opportunities, and coaching.
• Ensure systems are in place to have qualified and high-quality seagoing personnel available.
• Monitor and manage the conditions of employment for seagoing personnel, ensuring compliance with all relevant international regulations and norms.

Regulatory Compliance

• Ensure all fleet operations comply with relevant national and international maritime regulations.
• Stay informed of changes in maritime laws and standards, implementing necessary updates to procedures.

Strategic Planning

• Collaborate with the General Manager, Technical & Marine to develop and implement strategic plans for fleet expansion, modernization, and efficiency.
• Contribute to long-term objectives aimed at improving fleet performance and sustainability.

Reporting and Documentation

• Maintain comprehensive records of fleet operations, maintenance activities, and incidents.
• Prepare and present detailed reports on fleet performance, budget status, and compliance to the General Manager, Technical & Marine.

As the Business Development Manager, you will be responsible for negotiating competitive rates and securing mutually beneficial agreements that align with our company objectives. Your primary focus will be to attract and secure new business, while increasing core activities across the marketplace in Asia and the Pacific. You will leverage your B2B expertise to contact and convert leads, generating new business through prospecting and solution selling. Additionally, you will establish pricing and close deals that maintain strong gross margins. Expect to spend half your time traveling within the South Pacific and Asia, building and maintaining valuable relationships with customers.

What you will be doing:

• Identify and pursue new business opportunities to drive growth within various business units.
• Develop and implement strategic business development plans to achieve company goals.
• Prepare and present compelling proposals, pitches, and presentations to potential clients.
• Conduct market research and analysis to stay updated on industry trends and identify new opportunities.
• Negotiate contracts and agreements to ensure mutually beneficial outcomes.
• Establish competitive pricing strategies and close deals with good gross margins.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with existing and potential clients.

As the Manager of Software Implementation & Vessel Performance, your pivotal role within the technical department revolves around ensuring the successful implementation of new Ship Management Software across all ships and shore offices. Your primary responsibility lies in providing comprehensive training to all company employees, including both shore and ship staff, enabling them to proficiently utilize the various modules and functions of the Ship Management Software.

Furthermore, you will actively work to decrease overall energy consumption on board vessels through a range of measures. These measures encompass monitoring the hull condition, conducting regular follow-ups with vessels to optimize fuel consumption of various machineries on board. Additionally, you will actively engage with various class and flags for the submission of crucial data, such as IMO DCS, EU MRV, etc., in compliance with relevant regulations. Monitoring EEXI and CII compliance will also fall under your purview to ensure adherence to the required standards.

There are two main areas you will be responsible for:

Training and Implementation of Ship Management software:

• Ensuring data (i.e.spares, jobs, class, inventory, location and machinery planned maintenance system (MPMS certification) are accurately built, mapped and maintained in the PMS module.
• Monitoring and review job frequencies, overdue jobs and defects jobs on a routine basis.
• Managing the entire lifecycle of software for various modules including initial setup, activities and forms creation and modification, workflow changes and resolve queries from the Marine & Technical Team.
• Providing regular training to ship staff on ERP at company office for new joining staff / remotely through online meetings / by going on company managed vessels.
• Supporting and monitor any issues arising from the vessels by taking remote of vessel computers.
• Making sure that the software is utilised to full extent by the vessels.
• Regular communication with external vendor to resolve the issues and successful implementation of various modules.
• Preparing monthly reports and analytics for internal stakeholders’ review.
• Be the key driver for auditing our vessels’ process and compliance.
• Carrying out various analysis from the data captured through the software to ensure and improve efficiency and increase productivity.

Support the Vessel Performance & Energy Management/ Optimization activities:

• Monitoring fleet for energy efficiency or optimization and comply with the Emission regulatory directives.
• Data collection, verification, submission of IMO DCS, EU MRV and other declarations to flag and port states.
• By doing data quality checks on daily noon reports.
• Analysing Power vs speed trends to identify Hull fouling. Advising technical/ operations department for Hull cleaning for the vessel if Hull is expected to be fouled.
• Keep abreast of any regulations, technology or other developments in relation to energy efficiency by interacting with shipping industry parties
• Must be abIe to implement company objectives of fuel efficiency, vessel performance monitoring, CO2 reduction, monetize.
• Monitoring and analyse performance data of the vessels.
• Do feasibility studies on improving the energy conservation on board vessels such as use of alternate fuels, using energy efficiency devices etc.
• Providing regular training to ship staff on best practices of energy conservation on board the vessels.
• Preparing & send out monthly / quarterly / half yearly & annual fleet performance reports & comparisons to management & commercial

Here’s what you’ll do:

• Advise managers and employees on HR-related policies and enforcement of local policies
• Review and establish standard operating procedures, guidelines and HR templates
• Integration with HR in other NPDL business units to ensure alignment and synergies
• Manage the employee lifecycle including employee relations matters, investigations and complaints
• Maintain full competent crews in cooperation with the Marine HR Coordinator
• Drive permanent recruitment and operational needs and oversee recruitment processes
• Ensure that recruitment and any agencies serving the Company maintain verifiable operational practice, which complies with the requirements of Standard A1.4 of the MLC.
• Manpower and headcount planning
• Develop an internal talent development program and pathways for seafarers aimed at improving retention and internal development with a strong interest in Pacific Island nations
• Build talent pools via strategic sourcing plans using an array of tools and resources.
• Monitor and coordinate training, attendance of internal/external courses and certifications for all ship personnel and ensure plans are aligned with business needs, strategy and budget
• Assist management in evaluating performance of team members, providing guidance regarding coaching, counselling and development.
• Deploy Performance Management framework per vessel aligned to Company program
• Maintain a program for monitoring Crewing Agents’ and other related business partners’ performance
• Drive yearly recurring HR tasks such as annual salary adjustments and performance management
• Take an active part in the safety culture within the Company
• Coordinate the activities related to personnel administration in order to secure safe, efficient and cost-effective statutory requirements
• Strictly act on policies with respect of Quality Management Systems, Health, Safety and Welfare, as well as other contractors (internal and external)
• Keep abreast with new technology and Marine HR related matters & share knowledge with the Marine Management team.
• Actively participate in Crew Selection process and ensure a well experienced and balanced team is placed onboard.
• Ensure that crew appraisals are recorded in a timely manner in compliance with company requirement.
• Oversee the handling of insurance claims & leave related to maritime personnel.
• Co-ordinate with the Marine HSEQ and the Technical team for an effective crew briefing before joining and then onboarding / familiarization when on board.
• Oversee the handling of insurance claims & leave related to maritime personnel
• Develop and deploy employee engagement framework on vessels to improve morale, productivity and retention
• Ensure compliance with STCW, MLC and other international, national, legislation and industrial requirements in Marine HR functionality
• Partner with the Marine & HSEQ Superintendent to ensure seafarers actively participate and understand the Company’s Mission Statement, Values and Strategic Pillars
• Represent the Company as part of the Emergency Response Team (ERT)
• Maintain close working relationships with Flag states, Industry organisations and Associations to ensure strong knowledge on Maritime industry changes related to Crewing matters
• Other duties as directed

Here is some of what you will be doing:

• Monthly management of accounts including month end, reconciliations, journals, and accruals.
• Preparation of monthly reporting packages
• Preparation of Statutory Reporting & Compliance
• Maintenance of Fixed Asset Register
• Annual budget preparation and regular forecasting
• Maintenance of accurate and complete general ledger
• Prepare audit reports with recommendations from Corporate Office
• Ensure accurate and timely financial reporting, including monthly, quarterly, and annual reporting package
• Respond to financial inquiries by gathering and interpreting data
• Develop best practices to enhance operational performance and productivity
• Assist in the preparation of year-end accounts and statutory accounts
• Assist and support with the group year-end audit process and other ongoing group reporting tasks

You'll be an integral member of our committed Customer Service team, serving as the frontline ambassadors of NPDL and consistently elevating the customer experience. As the initial point of contact for both import and export customers, you'll play a crucial role in refining and enhancing our overall customer service standards. Your contributions will directly contribute to the ongoing improvement and elevation of the customer experience at NPDL.

What you will be doing:

• Cultivating and nurturing collaborative partnerships with both internal and external stakeholders.
• Timely dispatching of booking confirmations to customers as per agreed-upon timelines.
• Preparation of comprehensive documentation, including bookings, container releases, and submission of cargo receival advice for customers and shippers.
• Facilitating slot cover bookings for transhipment cargo on connecting vessels.
• Generating and submitting booking reports to third-party vessel operators.
• Attaching shippers' SLI to electronic documents and updating bookings based on this documentation.
• Conducting auto-rate assessments on bookings before handing them over to the Documentation team, and promptly addressing any rate discrepancies with the Sales team.
• Ensuring cargo readiness, including obtaining necessary approvals (DG and BBK OOG), uplifting empty containers, and ensuring cargo is in port for loading.
• Arranging late receivals as needed.
• Sending both preliminary and final PRA load lists to vessel planners.
• Reconciling the load list against PRA after the vessel has sailed, updating our ERP system, and providing the finalized load list to the Documentation team.
• Obtaining prior shipment approval, following NPDL SOP, for all hazardous cargo.
• Responding to customer inquiries in a prompt and professional manner.
• Performing additional duties as required.