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Electrician for OSV DP2 – Location: Singapore

Are you a qualified electrician looking to join a Dynamic Positioning 2 (DP2) Offshore Support Vessel (OSV) in Singapore? We are currently seeking a skilled electrician to maintain and repair electrical systems on board, ensuring the smooth operation of crucial electrical equipment for vessel operations. The position is set to start on 20-21 July and will last for 5 weeks.

Requirements and Qualifications:

BOSIET+CA-EBS Certification
Competence in High Voltage systems
STCW Convention compliance

Additional Details:

This position is based in Singapore with an initial 5-week contract starting on 20-21 July. This job listing is shared by WishToSail.com on behalf of a third party. Interested electricians should contact the hiring company directly or follow the specific instructions provided to apply.

More information can be found in the original listing at here.

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