TORM
Transportation - Stamford, CT, US
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About TORM TORM was founded in 1889 and has sailed the seas since then. With headquarters in London and activities worldwide, TORM is listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen and New York. TORM’s offices are located in Houston, London, Copenhagen, Manila, Cebu, Mumbai, New Delhi and Singapore. TORM employs approx. 3,100 seafarers and 300 land-based staff. TORM is a pure play product tanker company and one of the world’s leading carriers of refined oil products such as gasoline, jet fuel, naphtha and diesel oil. With vessels varying in size from 35,000-114,000 dwt., TORM operates a large and modern fleet of product tankers. Absolute reliability, high quality and safety are the cornerstones of the Company's success. TORM’s highly skilled crew and advanced maritime technology are the foundation of the business model – as is the Company's expertise within vessel management. TORM’s offices manage tanker operations, covering all time zones 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our 'One TORM' approach TORM's world-class operational platform pursues a strategic framework focusing on four common goals named One TORM: 1. Putting customers first to achieve full customer reach and flexibility in order to outperform available earnings benchmarks 2. Ensuring quality in everything by, e.g. improving technical and commercial tradability and delivering optimized processes across the entire value chain 3. Acting responsibly by maintaining the highest safety, environment and CSR standards 4. Operating in a cost-efficient manner TORM as a workplace The people of TORM are our real asset, and we believe in ensuring the best possible working environment, both at sea and ashore. TORM works with creating clear career paths for each employee, whether the ambition is to stay at one of our worldwide offices or our career opportunities at sea.
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