Job Vacancy @ Nectar Sierra Leone Bulk Terminal (NSBT) – Tally Clerk
Job Description
Job Title Tally Clerk
Reporting to Operations Manager
Location Freetown, Sierra Leone
Nectar Sierra Leone Bulk Terminal (NSBT) is part of The Nectar Group which has had a presence in Freetown since October 1988 when they first assisted in bagging imported rice from bulk vessels. In 2015, Nectar took over the Bulk Terminal in Freetown, Sierra Leone, employing 80% of Sierra Leone nationals. In 2016, the port was recognized by the ‘Best Dry Bulk Port’ award at the IBJ awards.
Nectar Sierra Leone Bulk Terminal (NSBT) was successful in winning a tender issued by the Government of Sierra Leone in 2014 to run the bulk terminal at QEII port. The company has set out to meet international high standards in all aspects of operations and has invested significantly in equipment and infrastructure to provide the necessary services needed for all areas of port operations. New handling equipment, improved warehouses, security, and lighting have all been implemented to provide a better user experience.
Nectar Sierra Leone Bulk Terminal (NSBT) is seeking applications from qualified candidates to fill the below position.
- Summary:
Tally clerk’s primary responsibilities are to execute the vessel operations such as offloading, segregation, receiving, loading of shipment, and preparing necessary documents:
- Proper and accurate recording of cargo discharged/loaded from the vessel in tally sheet with date and shift, shed/ berth no., vessel’s name, hatch no gang no. etc
- Record all details of the packages/containers loaded or discharged such as description, marks/container no weight, condition of packages/seal no., timing of commencement, and completion of the operation for each sling.
- Document and report any discrepancies between the cargo mentioned in the document and the cargo being delivered
- Report on the condition of cargo received to shed superintendent whether damaged/ “nil” marks / in loose condition.
- Take note and report any stoppage or idling times of the vessel.
- Carry out hatch inspection to determine the condition of cargo before discharge
- Conduct accurate reconciliation of daily discharge operations with other parties involved in the operations.
- Qualifications & Experience.
- High school certificate or Diploma
- Minimum of 4 years experience in a similar role.
- Computer packages certification
- Knowledge, Skills & Attributes.
- Good communication skills; both oral and written,
- Detail orientation and numerical aptitude to process a large number of cargo discharge
- Knowledge in ISPS code is an added advantage
- Ability to work individually and as part of a team.
- Knowledge of industry safety practices and Safety Management
- Ability to stand and concentrate for long periods of time
- Ability to stand, crouch, and occasionally lift heavy equipment.
- How to apply
Interested candidates should apply by email attaching CV + cover letter ONLY (preferably as a single attachment) to [email protected] not later than Monday 14th March 2022 (midnight GMT). The subject of the email should be APPLICATION FOR MECHANIC POSITION and the attachments should be saved with the applicant’s full name.
Or;
Interested candidates can also apply by physically delivering their CV + Cover Letter to the NSBT HR Office not later than Monday 14th March 2022 at 4pm. The envelope should be sealed and marked with the job title. Applicants should ensure that they register their application and sign against their name before leaving the HR Office.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Shortlisted applicants will be invited for an interview immediately
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