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Chief Engineer Position for General Cargo Ship at Amergo Group LLC – Salary from 6000.00 USD

Amergo Group LLC is looking for a Chief Engineer for a general cargo ship. The main responsibilities include maintaining and operating the propulsion systems and other critical technical equipment on board. The Chief Engineer is expected to oversee operational safety and compliance with maritime regulations.

Requirements and Qualifications:

Demonstrable experience in the role of Chief Engineer.
Good level of English.
Ability to join the team by mid-May 2025.

Additional Details:

The proposed salary starts from 6000.00 USD, but it is negotiable based on the candidate’s experience and qualifications.

Purpose of the Advertisement: This advertisement is shared by WishToSail.com as an informational service. Interested parties should contact Amergo Group LLC directly by sending their resume to cv@amergogroup.com.

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