Second Officer DPO on AHTS DP1 – Location: Spain

Second Officer DPO on AHTS DP1 – Location: Spain

Description of the position and key functions: A position is offered for a Second Officer DPO on an AHTS DP1 type vessel. The role involves essential responsibilities in the operation and control of DP systems on board the ship, ensuring safety and efficiency in maneuvers and daily operations.

Requirements and qualifications: Full DP certificate. Previous experience in AHTS (Anchor Handling Tug Supply).

Additional details: Location: Spain. Joining date: 31/07. Rotation: 2 months onboard followed by 2 months off.

Purpose of the advertisement: This ad is shared by WishToSail.com to inform maritime industry professionals about job opportunities. Interested individuals should contact the hiring company directly or follow their instructions to apply.

More information in the original ad at jobatsea.online.

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