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BUNKER JOBS: BP Seeks Marine Market Development Manager in Australia
Monday May 20, 2024
Global energy producer BP is seeking to hire a marine market development manager in Victoria, Australia.
The company is looking for candidates with at least five years of experience in supply or business development, it said in a job advertisement on LinkedIn last week.
The advertisement lists the following responsibilities for the role:
- Ensure all policies around T&S's control framework and operating standards are adhered to and that bp's values and behaviours continue to be exhibited
- Represent bp Marine in Midstream/ Supply forums, empower the broader bp organisation to deliver excellence in supply operations in support of delivering targeted sources of value for bp Marine
- Develop a detailed origination hopper with a clear framework and opportunities for growing bp Marine's market share in the region for in year and longer-term value
- Work with the Supply & Origination Manager and T&S to optimize the supply import program using the books 2 x MR tankers
- Understand the key drivers of various bp functions/ businesses to deliver offering, contractual obligations and results that are best for bp overall
- Develop deep understanding of bp Marine and T&S supply chains, with a view to developing distinctive value creation opportunities
- Ensure the interface between T&S, C&P and bp Marine is aligned around the low carbon agenda
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