Job Description

Meratus Group is a leading integrated maritime and logistics operator in Indonesia, pioneering innovative solutions that drive efficiency and sustainability in the industry. With a rich history dating back to 1957, Meratus has evolved into a powerhouse, operating over 45 shipping routes, a fleet of 100 vessels, and a network of container terminals and logistics centers.

At Meratus, we are committed to digitalization, innovation, and transformation, ensuring seamless logistics and maritime services across Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Our customer-centric approach and agile operations empower businesses to navigate complex supply chain challenges with confidence.

We take pride in fostering a dynamic and inclusive workplace, where talented professionals can thrive and contribute to shaping the future of maritime logistics. Join us and be part of a team that is redefining industry standards while making a meaningful impact on global trade and sustainability.

Position Overview:

The Bunker Superintendent oversees end-to-end marine bunkering operations to ensure safety, procedural compliance, and fuel management accuracy. This role provides technical guidance on vessel machinery and fuel systems, resolves operational discrepancies, and drives continuous process improvements. A key priority is leading and coaching field personnel through regular site visits and onboard sailing inspections.

Key Responsibilities

• Supervision & Control – Monitor bunker-related activities and ensure compliance with bunker procedures and operational standards.
• Observation & Verification – Observe vessel/bunker operations, measurement, documentation and compliance.
• Issue Management – Investigate discrepancies, escalate key issues, and follow up corrective actions.
• Technical Guidance – Support vessel-related machinery, fuel system, and bunker operational matters.
• People Development – Lead, guide, train, and coach BORs and BQS PICs; monitor competency and performance.
• Continuous Improvement – Identify recurring operational issues from field and onboard observations and recommend improvements to procedures, systems, and control

Key Requirements

• Minimum Diploma in Marine Engineering, Naval Engineering or Engine Officer Class 2 or equivalent.
• Relevant experience in marine, ship management, bunker, tanker, or barge operations is preferred, with experience as a Bunker Surveyor, Marine Surveyor, Ship Inspector, or similar role considered an advantage.
• Chief Engineer / Class 1 background is an advantage.
• Good understanding of marine bunkering operations and bunker surveying.
• High integrity, honest, mature, accountable, detail-oriented, and strong in problem solving.
• Strong communication, coordination, and coaching skills.
• Familiar with Microsoft Office and operational reporting.
• Good command of English, written and spoken.
• Willing and able to travel and sail onboard vessels regularly as required.