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Officer

Navigational watch on the bridge, managing cargo operations, safety and documentation. Responsibility and rank vary with the level of your certificate of competency.

Life on board in this role

Watch discipline is strict and navigational safety comes before everything. Port entries, cargo plans and inspection preparation sit on the officer's desk.

Required documents and conditions

Document requirements vary by flag, owner and position. Once we have seen what you hold, we tell you in writing what is missing — we do not proceed on guesswork.

  1. 01Maritime education and certificate of competency
  2. 02STCW training according to competency level
  3. 03Good English
  4. 04Seaman's book and a valid passport

Where this position is sought

Click a ship type to see open positions on that type.

Questions specific to this position

Which vessels does my certificate qualify me for?

Your certificate level, the vessel's tonnage and the trading area determine it together. It would not be right to say which rank suits you without seeing your certificate; we speak precisely during the document check.

How does promotion work?

Promotion is an official process driven by sea service time and examinations; it is not something an agency can accelerate. Your part is documenting sea time correctly, ours is finding the right berth.

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