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. Responsibilities: ·          Charter ship and ensure suitable cargo with reasonable freight. ·          Explore and maintain long term business relationship with owners, such as CVC (Consecutive Voyage Charter), COA (Contract of Affreightment) and TC (Time Charter) chartering. ·          Negotiate Charter Party terms and conditions to Company’s standards. ·          Ensure suitable tonnage availability at reasonable cost for trading teams. ·          Work closely with traders and attend to their enquiries. ·          Provide accurate and timely shipping information to trading teams to facilitate smooth trading activities. ·          Provide advice on commercial matters affecting opera...

Responsibilities: ·          Charter ship and ensure suitable cargo with reasonable freight. ·          Explore and maintain long term business relationship with owners, such as CVC (Consecutive Voyage Charter), COA (Contract of Affreightment) and TC (Time Charter) chartering. ·          Negotiate Charter Party terms and conditions to Company’s standards. ·          Ensure suitable tonnage availability at reasonable cost for trading teams. ·          Work closely with traders and attend to their enquiries. ·          Provide accurate and timely shipping information to trading teams to facilitate smooth trading activities. ·          Provide advice on commercial matters affecting operat...

The Canadian petroleum industry developed in parallel with that one of the United States. The first oil well in Canada was dug by hand (rather than drilled) in 1858 by  near his asphalt plant at  ,  . At a depth of 20 metres (66 ft) he struck oil, one year before "Colonel"  drilled the first oil well in the United StatesWilliams later went on to found "The Canadian Oil Company" which qualified as the world’s first . Canada's unique , , resources and patterns of settlement have been key factors in the . The development of the  sector helps illustrate how they have helped make the nation quite distinct from the United States. Unlike the United States, which has a number of different major oil producing regions, the vast majority of Canada's petroleum resources are concentrated in the enormous  (WCSB), one of the largest petroleum-containing formations in the world. It underlies 1,400,000 square kilometres (540,000 s...

The Canadian petroleum industry developed in parallel with that one of the United States. The first oil well in Canada was dug by hand (rather than drilled) in 1858 by  near his asphalt plant at  ,  . At a depth of 20 metres (66 ft) he struck oil, one year before "Colonel"  drilled the first oil well in the United StatesWilliams later went on to found "The Canadian Oil Company" which qualified as the world’s first . Canada's unique , , resources and patterns of settlement have been key factors in the . The development of the  sector helps illustrate how they have helped make the nation quite distinct from the United States. Unlike the United States, which has a number of different major oil producing regions, the vast majority of Canada's petroleum resources are concentrated in the enormous  (WCSB), one of the largest petroleum-containing formations in the world. It underlies 1,400,000 square kilometres (540,000...