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Third Class Engineer for Offshore Project at CLV – Polaris Maritime Services Ltd. – Europe/UK

Polaris Maritime Services Ltd. is looking for a Third Class Engineer with experience to join an offshore project on a Cabled Layer Vessel (CLV). The main responsibilities include supervision and maintenance of the ship’s machinery and propulsion systems, ensuring safe and efficient operation during operations.

Requirements and Qualifications

Demonstrable experience in the role of Third Class Engineer in the maritime sector, preferably in offshore projects.
Required Documentation: BOSIET/FOET, GWO Sea Survival.
Ability to work efficiently in a team and adapt to changing environments.

Additional Details

Start Date: July 2025.
Location: Europe/UK.
Contract Duration: Approx. 4 weeks.

For more information, please visit the original job listing at jobatsea.online.

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