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2nd Officer – Bulk Carrier – Hanza Marine Management

April 22, 2026

Position Overview

We are seeking a qualified 2nd Officer to join a Bulk Carrier managed by Hanza Marine Management. This position offers a competitive salary range of $3,675 – $3,850.

Vessel Details

Vessel Type: Bulk Carrier
Deadweight Tonnage (DWT): 39,475
Main Engine Type: MAN B&W ME-GI
Main Engine Power: 8,000 kW
Year Built: 2018

Requirements

Valid certification as a Deck Officer with experience as a 2nd Officer
Experience on bulk carriers preferred
Familiarity with modern vessel systems and equipment

Application Information

To apply for this position, please follow the application instructions provided in the original posting. For more maritime vacancies, visit the JOB AT SEA channel.

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