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Temporary Ships Electrician – DP Offshore Vessel – UK

Position Overview

We are currently accepting applications for the position of temporary Ships Electrician. Candidates must have previous experience as an Electrician/ETO onboard DP-equipped offshore vessels operating within the UK/Europe. Hybrid experience is beneficial but not essential. The vessel is currently in Asia but will be working in the UK.

Requirements

Valid STCW certification required
Previous experience as Electrician/ETO on DP offshore vessels in UK/Europe

Contract Details

Mobilisation: ASAP
Duration: Approximately 8 weeks onboard
Day Rate: Subject to UK Tax and National Insurance deductions
Travel provided

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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