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2nd Engineer for Crude Oil Tanker at Amergo Group | Immediate Joining | Salary 11,300 USD

Amergo Group is looking for a 2nd Engineer to join immediately a crude oil tanker. The responsibilities of the position include supervising and maintaining the propulsion systems and mechanical equipment of the vessel, ensuring their proper operation and safety at all times.

Key Job Description and Responsibilities:

Previous experience in the role of 2nd Engineer.
Proficient in English at a professional level.
Ability to work efficiently as part of a team and under pressure.

Additional Details:

Salary: 11,300 USD.
Immediate joining.

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