Konstantinos Fragkos

• Monitoring and development of components and spare parts. • Spares parts stock monitoring • Monthly reports • Review and application of changes in PMS (Jobs, TMSA, Industry circulars) • Crew Training • Operating Budget – Resource Forecast • Troubleshooting • Drydocking Specification • Drydocking Attendances, Vessel Attendances

• Issuance of Requests for Quotations (RFQs) and forwarding to suppliers • Data entry of received quotations and preparation of comparison tables • Issuance of Purchase Orders and follow up until delivery confirmation • Forwarding & Consolidated Shipments

1. Yearly & quarterly sales forecasts 2. Marketing and promotional activities (planning, organizing, decision making, implementing) not only in-store and in Plaisio media. 3. Back office support for the stores 4. Extended reporting for sales, stock, P&L statement, efficiency, market share 5. Bonus Plan for sales force 6. Stock out control 7. Experience in SAP applications

Internship at the Department of Administrative and Financial Services 1. Financial management issues (Budget Center, Accounting, Procurement, Contracts.) 2. Management, maintenance and operation of the assets of the Center 3. Management of human resources 4. Asset Management and consumables 5. Financial monitoring, control and management support program implementation

Head of sector

The Department of Financial and Management Engineering (FME) is part of the School of Engineering of the University of the Aegean is located in the Greek island of Chios, in the Northern Aegean Sea, and was established in 2000. FME offers a five year engineering program leading to the Diploma of Financial and Management Engineering. The latter is recognized as an ‘Integrated Master's’ degree according to Greek regulation. The DFME was established in response to the need of having engineers trained in an interdisciplinary way to acquire a solid background not only in science, engineering and informatics but also in economics and business. This background allows graduates to tackle the complex engineering problems of the globalized economy and to pursue research in the fields of: Financial Engineering Management Engineering

The University of the Aegean has co-founded the MSc in Νew technologies in Shipping and Transport in collaboration with the University of West Attica The MSc in "Νew technologies in Shipping and Transport" aims at bridging the gap between the shipping industry and new technologies. Especially, its mission is to introduce modern information technology knowledge in shipping companies and in the management and operations of ships. In bridging the two, it allows either ship officers or shipping executives & IT - or related - engineers, to use new but also complex tools that computer and control systems' sciences offer towards a more efficient shipping industry operation.