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Experienced Captain Needed for AHT/TUG Vessel in ARAMCO Project – Salary of £350-370 per day

Urgently seeking an experienced Captain for a Dutch-flagged AHT/TUG vessel destined for an ARAMCO project. The contract is set to start as soon as possible. The position offers a permanent rotation of 6 weeks on, 6 weeks off. The ideal candidate will take responsibility for the operation and safety of the vessel, ensuring compliance with international maritime regulations and effectively managing the onboard team.

Requirements and Qualifications:

Proven previous experience as a Captain on AHT/TUG vessels.
Knowledge of operations related to ARAMCO projects.
Availability to complete the Dutch Law exam, if approved.

Additional Details:

Salary: £350-370 per day.
Rotation: 6 weeks on / 6 weeks off.

For more information, please refer to the original job listing at Job at Sea.

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