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Job Listing: Fitter-Welder for New Container Ship at Wilhelmsen Marine Personnel

Wilhelmsen Marine Personnel is looking for a Fitter-Welder to join a new container ship. The main role involves making adjustments and welding in the engine department of the ship. Previous experience in similar tasks is required to ensure the proper functioning and maintenance of the ship’s mechanical systems.

Requirements and Qualifications:

Previous experience as an engine adjuster.
Experience in mixed crews.
Good English language skills.

Additional Details:

Contract for 2 months.
Salary: 2,800 USD.
To apply, send your CV to crew.odessa@wilhelmsen.com or contact +380 67 197 26 97 (available on Viber/WhatsApp).
No fees will be charged to applicants.

For more information and to apply, please visit the original job listing at Wilhelmsen Marine Personnel job listing.

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