Dynamic Positioning Officer (DPO) Position for OCV Heavylift DP2 Vessel in the North Sea

Are you a skilled Dynamic Positioning Officer (DPO) looking for a new opportunity? Total Shipmanagement is seeking a DPO for an OCV Heavylift DP2 vessel operating in the North Sea. The offered remuneration is £290 per day, with a 6-weeks onboard followed by 6-weeks off rotation system.

Job Description and Key Responsibilities

The DPO will be in charge of managing the dynamic positioning system on a specialized Heavylift vessel of the OCV type (Offshore Construction Vessel). Responsibilities include supervising and operating the DP system, ensuring stability and accuracy of positioning during maritime operations.

Requirements and Qualifications

Full DP (Dynamic Positioning) certificate. Demonstrable previous experience on OCV/Heavylift DP2 vessels in the same position.

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Dynamic Positioning Officer (DPO) Position for OCV Heavylift DP2 Vessel in the North Sea