Oiler on DP2 DSV for Aramco Project

Oiler on DP2 DSV for Aramco Project

Job Details

  • Salary: To be discussed
  • Location: Aramco project
  • Contract: Immediate joining
  • Vessel Type: DP2 DSV (Diving Support Vessel)
  • Company: Aavishka Shipping
  • Education: STCW certification as Able Seafarer Engine / Oiler (III/5)
  • Benefits: Salary to be discussed

Requirements

  • At least 2 years of experience on similar vessels
  • Valid Able Seafarer Engine / Oiler (III/5) COP
  • All documents valid for 12 months
  • Must not hold a valid Saudi Iqama visa

Duties

  • Per STCW, an Oiler assists in the engine room, performing routine maintenance, cleaning, and supporting the engine watch.

Required Documents

  • Able Seafarer Engine / Oiler (III/5) COP
  • All documents valid for 12 months

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