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Container Planning Manager - Shipping Liner MNC

5-7 Years
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Job Description

Client Overview

Our Client is a major Asia-centric global ocean carrier with an extensive international liner network. Headquartered in Singapore, the carrier maintains a strong market presence across emerging markets supported by a modern container fleet and end-to-end supply chain services.

Role Summary

Drive strategic planning, portfolio optimization, and financial oversight for a global container asset portfolio to support core liner shipping revenue.

Key Responsibilities

  • Strategic Fleet Planning: Formulate and execute medium to long-term global container fleet strategies aligned with trade demand, seasonal trade patterns, and overall business objectives.
  • Portfolio & Asset Optimization: Balance asset quality, cost efficiency, and operational agility by steering strategic decisions around newbuilding, leasing, sales, and equipment phase-outs.
  • Global Inventory Management: Track global fleet KPIs, target stock levels, and overall fleet size while providing strategic guidance to regional equipment control and flow teams.
  • Lifecycle & Ownership Strategy: Evaluate lease-versus-buy scenarios, direct long-term asset positioning, and minimize lifecycle costs across the container portfolio.
  • Financial Oversight & Budgeting: Lead container-related CAPEX and OPEX budgeting, investment modeling, cash-flow forecasting, and fleet expenditure optimization.

Key Requirements

  • Education: Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Business Management, Logistics, Supply Chain, or a related discipline.
  • Experience: Minimum of 5 years of proven experience in container fleet management, equipment planning, or container leasing operations.

Morgan McKinley Pte Ltd

Senjoo Khong

EA Licence No: 11C5502

EA Registration No.: R23116117

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