Responsible for total 16 vessels (13 Product/Chemical Tankers 40-80.000 dwt and 3 LPG fully pressurized 8-11.000m3). Overall management and responsibility ensuring the technical operations, maintenance, safety and repair of the vessels and Company. Emmanouil Nikolakis • Monitor the overall performance of the fleets, including all aspects of departments for operations, maintenance and repairs, including enforce corrective actions as troubleshooting. • Planning, budgeting and supervising vessel’s special and intermediate surveys. • Overall budgetary and reporting control for the technical management of the fleet. • Develop the Company’s short and long term policies on all matters of technical nature. • Manage class, statutory and any other surveys. • Ensure requirements stipulated in the Company’s ISM are properly implemented by Company. • Arranging of voyage / shipyard repairs and cost estimation / Negotiations with shipyards / workshops. • Monitoring certification status. • Attendance of vessels during repairs/DD. • Arrange Superintendent Engineers and Port Captains shipboard attendance schedule - Provide guidelines to them, prior their attendances, as necessary. • Provide technical guidance on fuel and lubricant issues. • Prepare Technical Circulars and instructions for Company’s vessels. • Supervise the proper implementation of special technical projects. • Internal audits of ISM, Class, etc • Dealing with non-conformities covering ship and shore based operations. • Observing whether the Safety and environmental protection policy is being complied with. • Evaluating accident reports, near misses, non-conformities, complaints, Port State Control Reports, third party Deficiencies, SIRE inspections and emergency incidents onboard (as member of Emergency Response team). • Incident investigation and Claim reports for Hull & Machinery damages/fails. • Participate in Management Review Committees and ensure that any subsequent actions are properly carried out. • Monitor Fleet Manager/Superintendents and Office Staff performance. • Interview and evaluate Maters, C/Es and Senior Engine and Deck Officers. • Review appraisal reports • Supervise the follow-up process of all requisitions related for spare parts, engine stores, lubricants, chemicals, etc. • Managing the procurement of supplies, spare parts, and services, ensuring cost-efficiency and timely availability.

Responsible for 12 (Panamax and Cape Size Bulk Carriers). • Day to day operation of fleet's ships • Planning of vessel's maintenance and their budget • Attendance of vessels inspections / Surveys (Class, Ρ & I, Salvage, Vetting, PSC) and during repairs / Dry-docking. • Frequent visits to the vessels in order to ensure that company’s policies are established and vessels are properly operated and maintained. • Arranging of voyage / shipyard repairs and cost estimation. • Negotiations with shipyards / workshops. • Ensuring all marine shipboard safety and environmental policies are carried out in accordance with international regulations and Company's procedures. • Monitoring certification status. • Condition / Prepurchase surveys. • Internal audits of S .M. S. • Dealing with non-conformities covering ship and shore based operations. • Observing whether the Safety and environmental protection policy is being complied with. • Evaluating accident reports near misses, non-conformities, complaints, Port State Control Reports and other third party Deficiencies. • Training of crew onboard of onboard machinery/equipment/devices.

Responsible for total 24 vessels (12 Product/Chemical Tankers 40-50.000 dwt, 7 Crude/oil Tanker 105-160.000dwt and 5 LPG fully pressurized 5-7.000m3). • Overseeing all technical aspects of the fleet's operations, maintenance, and regulatory compliance, to ensure the safe, efficient, and cost-effective performance of the assigned vessels. • Planning, supervision, and execution of all maintenance activities, major repairs, and drydocking projects for the vessels, coordinating with chief engineers, internal teams, and external service providers/shipyards. • Ensuring that all vessels comply with national and international maritime regulations, such as the ISM Code, MARPOL, SOLAS, and the requirements of flag states and classification societies for to be in line with company objectives and industry standards. • Monitoring vessel performance metrics, fuel efficiency, and machinery performance (e.g., M/E, D/G) to identify areas for improvement and implement corrective measures. • Supporting the development and monitoring of the annual technical and operational budgets for the fleet, ensuring cost-effectiveness in procurement of spare parts, supplies, and services without compromising safety or quality. • Participating in and overseeing regular vessel inspections, internal audits, and preparing vessels for external vetting inspections (e.g., vetting for tankers/LPGs), classification surveys, and port state controls. • Providing technical guidance and support to Office Staff (Fleet Tech. Managers and Tech. Superintendents) and onboard crew helping to diagnose and resolve complex technical issues and emergencies. • Overseeing the procurement process for technical supplies and spare parts, ensuring adequate inventory levels and timely delivery to meet operational needs. • Assisting in the supervision, training, and motivation of technical teams, both onboard and ashore, fostering a strong safety culture and ensuring efficient use of resources. • Maintaining accurate records of maintenance activities, inspections, and compliance reports, and preparing regular

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