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Technical Superintendent (with Chief Engineer Licence) – European Talent Pool – Various European Locations

Position Overview

I am currently building a European talent pool of Technical Superintendents with Chief Engineer licences for upcoming opportunities with leading shipowners and ship management companies.

Requirements

A former Chief Engineer
Hold EU right to work
Working ashore as a Technical Superintendent (or looking to move ashore)
Interested in future opportunities across Europe

Location & Fleet Details

We regularly work on roles across key European shipping hubs including Germany, Greece, Cyprus, the Netherlands, Denmark and Switzerland, covering fleets such as tankers, bulk carriers, containers and gas vessels.

Benefits

By joining the network, you’ll be considered for current and upcoming superintendent opportunities across the EU market.

I’d be very interested to connect.

Interested in this maritime position?

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Note: This position was originally posted on our Spanish partner site QuieroNavegar.app

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