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Port Captain / Port Engineer – ADNOC/ARAMCO Projects – Middle East

Position Overview

Urgent recruitment for Port Captain and Port Engineer positions for ADNOC and ARAMCO projects in the Middle East. Candidates with existing approvals from these major operators will be given preference.

Candidate Preference & Eligibility

Candidates with previous ADNOC and/or ARAMCO approvals will be preferred due to urgency.
Candidates must not hold a valid UAE Employment Visa or Saudi Arabia Iqama at the time of application.
Candidates with prior ADNOC/ARAMCO approvals in the rank of Master (for Port Captain) or Chief Engineer (for Port Engineer) will be considered, provided they have a minimum of 48 months of rank experience and meet the client’s criteria.

Application Process

If interested and available, please send your CV to the recruitment team for immediate consideration.

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