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ATSL – 7th Generation Drillship – Offshore

May 1, 2026

Position Overview

We are currently looking for an experienced ATSL to join a 7th Generation Drillship for an upcoming offshore assignment.

Contract Details

Start Date: 13th May
End Date: 10th June
Duration: 1 Hitch
Location: Offshore

Key Requirements

Minimum 3 years’ experience as Engineer/Mechanic
Minimum 3 years in a supervisory role (Maintenance Supervisor / Chief Engineer / ATSL)
Experience on Deepwater DP Offshore Units
Proven background on: 6th / 7th Gen Drillships, Semi-Submersibles, NOV Equipment

Mandatory Certifications

STCW 1st Class Marine Engineer (Chief Engineer – Unlimited)
BOSIET
Proficiency in Survival Craft
Valid OGUK Medical

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