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ETR – Passenger Cruise Ship – International

Position Overview

The company AmergoGroup is seeking an ETR to work on a passenger cruise ship. The contract is approximately 6 months long, and a good level of English and experience in the position are required.

Technical Details

Location: International
Salary: 4,500 – 4,800 USD
Contract: 6 +/- 1 months
Vessel Type: Passenger Ship (Cruise)
Required Documentation: Not specified
Required Training: Experience in the position
Hiring Company: AmergoGroup

Requirements

Good level of English and previous experience in the requested range.

Responsibilities

Typically, according to the international STCW convention, the duties of an ETR on a passenger cruise ship include supervising and maintaining the electrical and electronic systems of the vessel, ensuring their proper functioning and safety.

Interested in this maritime position?

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