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Tug Master – Global Leader in Towage – Port of London

Position Overview

Jobs In Maritime is hiring an experienced Tug Master to join a global leader in towage. This is a hands-on command role—real responsibility, real ship-handling, and leadership that matters.

Key Responsibilities

Handling vessels in confined waters
Leading and developing your crew
Owning the safety and performance of your tug
Working closely with pilots and port stakeholders

What’s on Offer

Competitive Salary
1-week rotations
Time-for-time contract
10% pension, private medical, life cover
Modern fleet, strong operational support

Requirements

Master <500GT CoC
Harbour towage experience (essential)
ASD and/or Voith experience
ENG1, STCW, UK driving licence
Must live within 30 mins of Port of London
Right to work in the UK

If interested and available, please send your CV to…

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