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United Lloyd Crewing GmbH & Co. KG
United Lloyd Crewing GmbH & Co. KG is a German crewing company offering jobs on Multi-Purpose Vessel, General Cargo and more vessel types. Actively hiring on Maritime Zone since 2023.
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Address:
GermanyBremen, Rembertistraße 32 |28203 Bremen | Germany
- Phone: +4942137703132
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- Website: https://united-lloyd.com
- Working days: Mon–Fri, 09:00 - 17:00
- On the site: since 08.12.2023
- Jobs on Maritime Zone: 5 vacancies on the site
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Types of the Company's Vessels
Multi-Purpose Vessel
General Cargo
Information about United Lloyd Crewing GmbH & Co. KG
United Lloyd believes in a deep identification of the crew on board with the owner of the vessel. Our Seafarers are of the utmost importance because a hard-working, well-trained crew ensures the effective operation of the ship. The safety and welfare of our crew is our top priority, along with creating a tolerant, multicultural environment.
A big advantage that we have is the efficiency, competitiveness and flexibility of the value creation of our crew-staff ashore. This enables us to act quickly and diligently to deliver the best possible service.
United Lloyd provides a platform through which a bridge is built between the Seafarer and the Principal. We facilitate the creation of connections and relationships based on trust and the Seafarer should feel at home on board.
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United Lloyd Crewing GmbH & Co. KG Job(s)
Watchkeeping Officer
Multi-Purpose Vessel (Wilson Flex II)
$ 3 700 per month
01.08.2025 (1 month)
3rd Officer
Multi-Purpose Vessel (Wilson Flex II)
$ 3 700 per month
01.08.2025 (4 months)
2nd Officer
Multi-Purpose Vessel (Wilson Flex II)
$ 3 700 per month
01.08.2025 (4 months)
Chief Engineer
Multi-Purpose Vessel (Wilson Flex III)
$ 8 500 per month
06.08.2025 (3 months)
Chief Engineer
Multi-Purpose Vessel (Wilson Flex III)
€ 7 400 per month
06.08.2025 (3 months)
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