Deckhand on Coastal Cargo Vessel (Coaster) – Any Location – 1200-1400€/month

Position Overview

We are seeking a Deckhand for a coastal cargo vessel (coaster). This position involves working on board a coaster under the employment of Neva Service, with the vessel operating from any location as required.

Offer Details

• Salary: 1200-1400 €/month
• Location: Any location (coastal cargo vessel)
• Contract: Not specified in the offer. According to the maritime sector, this is typically a temporary contract per voyage or for a fixed term, subject to the MLC 2006 Convention.
• Vessel Type: Coaster (coastal cargo vessel)
• Employing Company: Neva Service
• Required Training: Not specified in the offer. According to STCW, basic maritime safety training is required, along with possibly specific courses for a Deckhand.
• Benefits: Not specified in the offer. According to the MLC 2006 Convention, minimum benefits include: Accommodation and meals on board, medical assistance, repatriation if necessary, and regulated working conditions.

Requirements

Not specified in the offer. According to STCW, for a Deckhand the following are required:

• Basic Safety Training (BST) certificate
• Certificate of Competency as a Deckhand (if applicable)
• Seaman’s Book
• Medical Fitness Certificate

Responsibilities

Not specified in the offer. According to STCW, typical responsibilities of a Deckhand include:

• Maintenance and cleaning duties on deck
• Assistance with mooring and unmooring operations
• Participation in safety and emergency drills
• Support to the Bosun and Deck Officers

Required Documentation

• Resume/CV (PDF, RTF, DOC, ODT format, maximum 3 MB)

Notice

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