Position Overview
We are seeking a qualified Fourth Engineer to join a bulk carrier vessel (53,000 DWT, built in 2008) operating in global waters. This is a temporary maritime contract position offering competitive remuneration and benefits in accordance with industry standards.
Contract Details
- Salary: 3,300 USD/month (6±1 month contract)
- Location: Global navigation (vessel operates worldwide)
- Contract Type: Temporary maritime contract (6±1 months)
- Vessel Type: Bulk carrier (53,000 DWT, built in 2008)
- Hiring Company: TBC Shipmanagement
- Required Qualification: Merchant Marine Engineering Officer qualification or recognised equivalent
- Benefits: According to MLC 2006 Convention: onboard accommodation and meals, medical assistance, repatriation, work accident insurance, and rest period between contracts
Requirements
- Valid Certificate of Competency (CoC) for Fourth Engineer
- Previous experience on bulk carriers or similar vessels
- Updated STCW documentation
- Current maritime medical certificate
- Valid passport
Responsibilities
- Assist the Chief Engineer and senior officers in the operation and maintenance of propulsion plant and auxiliary systems
- Supervise and perform preventive and corrective maintenance of machinery according to planning
- Monitor operational parameters of engines, generators, and control systems
- Participate in engine room watches according to established shifts
- Maintain technical records and machinery documentation
Required Documentation
- Certificate of Competency (CoC)
- STCW documentation (including basic and specialised courses)
- Maritime medical certificate
- Passport
- Seaman’s book
- Recommendation letters from previous employments
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