Position Overview
Urgent hiring for a First Officer SDPO position on a PSV DP2 (Platform Supply Vessel with Dynamic Positioning Class 2 system). This is a temporary 3-month contract position with worldwide deployment.
Offer Details
- Salary: 300 – 320 USD per day
- Location: Worldwide
- Contract: Temporary 3-month contract
- Vessel Type: PSV DP2 (Platform Supply Vessel with Dynamic Positioning Class 2 system)
- Hiring Company: Marine Agency ALPHA CREW
- Required Training: Merchant Marine Officer qualification or equivalent, with mandatory STCW certifications
- Benefits: Not specified in the offer. According to MLC 2006 Convention, typical benefits include: accommodation and meals on board, medical assistance, emergency repatriation, and work accident insurance
Requirements
- Good experience in the same rank on the same type of vessel
- Fluent English
- DP Unlimited certification (Unrestricted Dynamic Positioning)
Responsibilities
- According to STCW, typical First Officer responsibilities include: supervision of deck operations, responsibility for navigation and watchkeeping, management of loading and unloading, maintenance of safety equipment, and support to the Captain in all vessel operations
- On PSV DP2 vessels, specific additional responsibilities include: operation of the dynamic positioning (DP) system during manoeuvres near platforms, coordination of supplies to offshore installations, and supervision of stability and safety during critical operations
Required Documentation
- Updated CV
- Updated STCW certificates (including basic and advanced training)
- Medical fitness certificate
- DP Unlimited certification
- Valid seafarer’s passport
- Seaman’s book
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