Deckhand/Crane Operator (Level 3) for Offshore Support Vessel (OSV) in United Kingdom – V.Ships Offshore

Position Overview

V.Ships Offshore is seeking a qualified Deckhand/Crane Operator (Level 3) for an Offshore Support Vessel (OSV) operating in the United Kingdom. This is a contract position requiring specific offshore experience and certification.

Contract Details

Contract Duration: 4 weeks (+/- 2 weeks)
Vessel Type: Offshore Support Vessel (OSV)
Hiring Company: V.Ships Offshore
Location: United Kingdom (UK)
Salary: Not specified
Required Training: Not specified
Benefits: Not specified

Requirements

UK nationality or valid UK work permit
Offshore experience in the relevant rank
Crane Operator Level 3 / G5 Certificate
Valid UK work permit

Responsibilities

Operate 12-tonne crane at 16 metres
Perform deckhand duties on an offshore support vessel

Required Documentation

Crane Operator Level 3 / G5 Certificate
Valid UK work permit

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