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3rd Engineer – SCOV DP2 – North Sea

Position Overview

Urgently required: 3rd Engineer for a Subsea Construction Vessel (SCOV) DP2, GRT 9423, built 2009, Flag Norway, with 1 crane of 150 tonnes SWL. The vessel is scheduled for work in UK within 12 nm (a valid UK FWP is obligatory). Area of sailing: North Sea. Joining date: 20th of May. Contract duration: 6 +/-2 weeks.

Requirements

EU nationals holding a valid UK FWP, Ukrainian nationals under UK Holder of Protection status, or UK citizens.
12 months of MPSV/OCV/DSV offshore experience actual on board in the rank of 3rd Engineer.
Must hold Officers In Charge Of Engineering Watch License.
Must hold HUET with CA-EBS.

Interested in this maritime position?

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