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3rd Engineer – Bulk Carrier – L-Stream Ltd (LSM)

Position Overview

We are seeking a 3rd Engineer for a bulk carrier operated by L-Stream Ltd (LSM). The vessel has a deadweight of 40,108 MT and was built in 2017. The crew is mixed, and the contract duration is 5-6 months. The salary is 3,500-4,000 USD per month. The joining date is 10 May 2025 in Panama. A valid USA visa is required.

Requirements

Valid 3rd Engineer (or equivalent) certification
Experience on bulk carriers preferred
USA visa (mandatory)
Ability to join in Panama on 10 May 2025

Additional Information

Vessel: Bulk carrier, DWT 40,108 MT, built 2017
Contract: 5-6 months
Salary: 3,500-4,000 USD per month
Location: Panama (joining port)
Company: L-Stream Ltd (LSM)

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