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Deck and Engine Officers/Ratings Vacancies on Bulk Carrier/General Cargo
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Deck and Engine Officers/Ratings Vacancies on Bulk Carrier/General Cargo
Multiple vacancies are available for Indonesian seafarers on Bulk Carrier and General Cargo vessels. Positions include 2nd Officer, 3rd Officer, 3rd Engineer, 4th Engineer, Able Seaman, Oiler, Bosun, and Fitter. Applicants must be Indonesian, possess good English communication skills, and have a minimum of 3-4 contracts in a similar role and vessel type. Valid seafarer documentation, including the latest BST (MSC 560), is required with a minimum validity of 18 months.
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