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Able Seaman (AB) – CO2 Tanker DP2 – Netherlands Flag

Position Overview

We are seeking an experienced Able Seaman (AB) to join a CO2 Tanker DP2 vessel. The position requires joining in week 21 (mid to end May) for a contract duration of 6-8 weeks. This role involves working on a modern tanker fleet with specific technical specifications.

Vessel Details

Type: CO2 Tanker DP2
Year built: 2026
Flag: Netherlands
GT: 8827
DWT: 14330
Main Engine: Wärtsilä 6L32, 2999 kW

Requirements

Experience as an Able Seaman (AB) on board tanker fleet
Valid STCW certificates including Medical Certificate
Basic Gas Certificate
Good English level is essential
EU Passport required

Contract Details

Joining date: Week 21 (mid to end May)
Contract duration: 6-8 weeks

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