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ETO (Electro-Technical Officer) – PSV DP2 – NS UK

Position Overview

We have an urgent vacancy for an Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) to join a PSV DP2 vessel operating in the North Sea, UK waters.

Contract Details

Vessel: PSV DP2
Joining Date: 26/04/2026
Contract Duration: 5 weeks
Area: NS UK (North Sea, United Kingdom)

Requirements

Stable previous experience on AHTS (Anchor Handling Tug Supply) vessels
Stable previous experience on PSV DP2 (Platform Supply Vessel, Dynamic Positioning Class 2) vessels
DP (Dynamic Positioning) maintenance certificate – MUST requirement

Additional Information

All other ranks – if found potentially suitable, will be contacted at a later date.

Apply to this job via the original URL: https://maritime-union.com/job/222325/

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