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3rd Officer – RO-RO Vessel – Baltic Shipping

April 22, 2026

Position Overview

We are seeking a qualified 3rd Officer to join the crew of a RO-RO vessel operated by Baltic Shipping. This is a key deck officer position requiring strong navigational and safety skills.

Vessel Specifications

Vessel Type: RO-RO (Roll-on/Roll-off)
Deadweight Tonnage (DWT): 20,000
Main Engine Type: Wärtsilä
Main Engine Power: 12,000 kW
Year Built: 2013

Requirements

Valid STCW certification for Deck Officer
Experience as 3rd Officer or equivalent position
Familiarity with RO-RO vessel operations
Strong knowledge of navigation and safety procedures
Ability to work within an international crew

Compensation & Details

Salary: $3,800 per month
Company: Baltic Shipping
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