Chief Engineer

  • Wage: Salary Negotiable
  • Vessel Type: Oil Products Tanker
  • Start date: 20/11/2026
  • Contract duration: 4 months
  • Preferred Citizenship: Russia

Candidate requirements

  • Experience: 12 months as Chief Engineer on Oil Products Tanker
  • English: Upper Intermediate or higher

  • Vessel DWT: 74986
  • Vessel ME Type: MAN-B&W
  • Main Engine, kW: 11060
  • Vessel Year Built: 2013
Information about vacancy Chief Engineer (for Oil Products Tanker):

Open position: Chief Engineer
Type of ship: Oil Products Tanker
DWT/TEUs: 74986 DWT
Year built: 2013
Engine: MAN B&W 7S50MC, 11060 kW
Joining date: ASAP
Contract duration: 4 +/-1 months
Salary: Negotiable

MAN B&W 2-stroke engine experience is a must
Good English
Steam turbines and boiler experience
Relevant experience in rank


  • Phone: +357-25-843-206
  • Manager: Andrey Nikitin

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