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Temporary Engineer – 150-foot Motor Yacht – New Zealand

Position Overview

A position is available for a temporary engineer on a 150-foot motor yacht. This is a short-term contract position requiring immediate availability.

Contract Details

Contract Duration: 2 to 3 weeks
Work Location: New Zealand waters
Itinerary: The yacht will be cruising around New Zealand during February
Contract Type: Temporary position

Requirements

Valid engineering certifications for motor yacht operations
Experience working on vessels of similar size
Availability for immediate start
Ability to work the full contract duration

Application

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