Buyer
About the job
- Completed higher education is required.
- Research the best suppliers, products, and services.
- Coordinate with suppliers to obtain quotations.
- Evaluate commercial proposals.
- Prepare and analyze comparison reports for proposals received from suppliers.
- Negotiate with suppliers on prices, product and service quality, delivery and payment terms, and deadlines.
- Issue and send purchase orders and service orders to suppliers.
- Track products and orders.
- Monitor returns of goods that do not conform to the order.
- Schedule technical visits by supplier companies.
- Check the quality of products being purchased.
- Research new products and suppliers.
- Register new suppliers for future inquiries and quotations as needed.
- Issue weekly activity reports.
- Perform other related tasks.
About the company
Seatrium is a leading offshore and marine engineering group formed by the 2023 merger of Singaporean shipyards Sembcorp Marine and Keppel Offshore & Marine. It operates by delivering complex ship repair, construction, and engineering services for the offshore oil and gas industry, as well as expanding into offshore renewables and new energy solutions. The company’s products and services include designing, building, and maintaining large-scale offshore platforms, vessels, and related marine structures, supported by a global network of shipyards and engineering teams. The merger creates one of the world’s largest players in its sector, combining deep industrial experience with scale to better compete in global markets, improve project execution, and pursue growth in energy transition opportunities. The goal is to be a hub for marine innovation that serves clients across traditional offshore markets and emerging renewable energy projects.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Founded
1963
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- May 2026 order book reached S$15.5 billion, giving revenue visibility through 2033.
- BalWin5 and Nederwiek 2 keep Seatrium embedded in Europe’s offshore wind buildout.
- Over S$50 million annualized savings from divestments improve cost structure and execution discipline.
What critics are saying
- Seatrium faces Brazil bribery fallout after the July 2025 DPA and 2024 charges.
- The US$475 million Maersk arbitration can drag into 2026 and damage margins.
- Legacy yard divestments and asset sales signal a shrinking footprint if new orders weaken.
What makes Seatrium unique
- Seatrium is one of few yards building HVDC offshore platforms and converter systems.
- Its 24-project order book runs through 2033, spanning wind, FPSO, and FSRU work.
- Repeated Karpowership FSRU conversions and TenneT awards show deep repeat-customer specialization.
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