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AB (Able Seaman) – Tug – Europe

Position Overview

We are seeking an AB (Able Seaman) to join a tug vessel. The vessel is a 1964-built tug of 108 GRT, flying the UK flag. The role involves working on a vessel that tows small barges, participates in bridge maintenance operations, and operates on standby with a barge.

Contract Details

Salary: 208 EUR per day gross
Joining date: 28-04-2026 in the Netherlands (NLD)
Contract duration: 3 weeks onboard
Sailing area: Europe

Requirements

Valid AB (Able Seaman) certification and experience
Cooking skills are required
Experience working on tug vessels preferred
Ability to work in European waters

Vessel Operations

Towing small barges
Participating in bridge maintenance operations
Operating on standby with a barge

Interested in this maritime position?

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Note: This position was originally posted on our Spanish partner site QuieroNavegar.app

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