Reports to: Master or his Deputy (Staff Captain) Is a Watch Keeping Officer (2nd watch 08-12 / 20-24 OR 3rd

d watch 00-04 / 12 -16) The 2nd Officer must have the ability to meet the following requirements: Assisting / supporting Safety Officer and/or Navigation Officer in every respect(, according to Master/Staff Captains instructions i.e. keeping maintenance records for all navigational equipment charts and nautical publications corrections Monitor status of Bridge equipment and related (standard and emergency) Ensuring Bridge operations in regards of emergency equipment testing (i.e. watertight doors, detection panels, etc) Responsible for keeping update the various bridge logs (i.e. garbage Log Book, Ballast Log, etc) Attending safety drills as required by SMS Familiarizing with the SMS Safety Management System and Company policies and procedures Familiarizing with ships stability in order to eventually assist the Staff Captain in this duty Education / Experience Valid STCW 95 Certifications Appropriate licences and certificates as required by regulations Extensive experience in similar or subordinate position on board ships and up to date experience of all current navigational electronics and computerized equipment Fluent in English (verbal and written) Physically and medically fit Moral integrity required Public Health, Sanitation and Environmental training courses are appreciated

Third Officer
The Third Officer shall be an assistant bridge officer of the watch during night watches and bridge officer of the watch during daylight hours as assigned by the Master. Responsibilities will include:

Maintain a safe navigational watch as assigned by Master, in accordance with SMS (BPG) Masters Standing Orders and Night Order Book. Documentation, testing as per and GMDSS Log as per SMS and BPG. Keep the Master informed at all times of the navigational progress of the voyage. Will ensure established Amver and other Voyage Reporting routines are carried out as instructed. Be familiar with and adhering to all Environmental requirements including Internal reporting (ECR, Senvo, Master etc) as well as external Reporting requirements to coastal Authorities, etc. Prior to signing off vessel, prepare a Hand-Over list for the relieving officer. Copy be given to Master. Maintain Bridge Watches as assigned by Master. Monitor vessel operation (including tender operation and water sports activities) as outlined in SMS and MSO.

Be familiar with and assist in monitoring that Port Manning requirements as per SMS and/or Masters Instructions are in place. Be familiar with and participate in Mooring/anchoring operation. Responsible for the maintenance of all flags, ensigns and shapes. Tender driving as required by Staff Captain Assist in conducting water sport activities as directed by Staff Captain. Emergency Duties as set out in the Ships Emergency plan. Be familiar with applicable Safety requirements and take an active role in ensuring a high Safety Standard as outlined in Company SMS, CBA Code of conduct and Masters Standing Orders. Assist as required with all aspects of Safety and Operational Training. Participate in all Safety and Security Operation/Drills. Be fully familiar with all relevant MARPOL Environmental requirements as pertaining to the position and have a General knowledge of all Company Environmental Requirements. Be fully familiar with the Company Code of Conduct policies and assist with the implementation and supervising of same. Other duties as required in shipboard operating routines. Participate in Ship and Equipment Inspections as required by Staff Captain. Make efforts to be familiar with the duties of the next ranking officer so as to be able to take over if needed. Be familiar with AMOS system as pertain to the function. And the requirements are:

OOW certificate (+3 months minimum bridge watch keeping experience) National Certificate of Competency/Flag State Endorsed Seafarers book. ECDIS Certified when serving on ECDIS certified ships. NACOS Type specific raining Certificate suitable for the NACOS equipment onboard. Basic Safety Training STCW 95 A VI/1-1 till 1-4. Survival Craft and Rescue Boat STCW 95 A-VI/2-1. Advanced Fire Fighting STCW 95 A-VI/3. GMDSS Certificate STCW 95 A-IV/2. GMDSS Endorsement. Crowd & Crisis Management STCW 95 A V/3-1 till 3-5. Valid Medical Certificate. Good English language skills. Police Background Check. In return, you can expect competitive rewards and excellent promotion opportunities. APPLY

Azamara Cruises Apprentice Deck Officer - AZA11223 Imagine a unique and enriching opportunity to explore your true potential, to achieve success as part of a stellar team, to travel to exotic locations and provide extraordinary service in an amazingly social environment. If you have a passion for excellence, exuberant energy, and the ambition for a rewarding career, journey onboard as an Azamara Club Cruises team member. It's the experience of a lifetime! We are currently searching for Apprentice Deck Officers to join our team. The qualifications of this Officer position will follow all international and national conventions and regulations and have a Nav. Watch Officer License (OOW) without Limitations (preferred but not required). Worldwide znaci ko celebrity 6/2 ugovor, 2000usd sa CoC, 1500usd bez... sretno, a mail ste vidili jedno 100 puta

Working onboard
Marine Org ChartTechnical Org Chart Whichever area you wish to work in onboard and whatever the expertise you possess, there are certain things which we look for in all our new recruits and that is commitment, passion, and a desire to work as part of fantastic team. As a member of the Marine and Technical team you would be required to work on board for 3/4 months at a time with c.6 8 weeks unpaid leave between contracts. When you are employed as an Officer within Carnival UK, during your employment you may work on one or more of the following cruise brands: P&O, P&O Australia and Cunard Line. If you are already a Certified Officer then we recognise that you have already chosen a seafaring career. If you have experience of working on Cruise ships this is a fantastic basis for a career on a Carnival UK operated vessel. However, we recognise that not all applicants will have passenger ship experience and we therefore welcome applicants with alternative marine experience. For the majority of certified Officer positions we primarily recruit in at a 3rd/4th Officer/Engineer rank,

however on occasions we recruit in at a more senior level. Within the Carnival UK fleet, we do require that Officers in some ranks hold a certain level of British (or equivalent) certification, all certificates must be unrestricted:

Deck 4/3rd Officer -Officer of the Watch 2nd Officer -Chief Mate Certificate 1st Officer/ Safety Officer -Masters certificate

Engine 4/3rd Engineer -Officer of the Watch 2nd Engineer -2nd Engineer Certificate 1st Engineer/Ships Services Engineer -Chief Engineer

A Deck Officer is a vital part of the ship's management team and will make decisions on navigating and manoeuvring the ship, including communications, which will affect the safety of the ship, its passengers and crew. We also offer some opportunities for Deck crew/ratings positions including Deck Chief Petty Officer and also Bosun/ 2nd Bosun. An STCW certificate of competency as an Able Seaman alongside relevant experience in a similar role is required. Other positions which are part of the Deck department include Security Officers who have a primary responsibility of managing the security needs of the ship, crew and passengers. A military policing or civil policing background is essential for this role. Environmental Compliance Officers are responsible for maintaining environmental compliance by providing guidance and assistance to shipboard personnel in compliance with maritime environmental law.

I have the character and ability to work efficiently with others in a diverse team. Also I am hard working, sociable and patient person. My training sessions always run smoothly because I am efficient and well prepared. Also I am good at finding ways of dealing with problems quickly and efficiently. I have ability to learn quickly and to do the job. I have good attitude. Also I am well computer- literate, and able to use Microsoft Word, Excel, Power paint, Internet

hevron Shipping Company, youll find more than a job on an oceangoing ship. Youll find a dynamic career backed by a global energy company where youll gain valuable new experience and put your maritime skills to the test. All this onboard one of the largest moving objects on Earth a Chevron ship carrying the vital energy the world needs. Whether youre new to shipping or a seasoned professional, we have opportunities as vast as the ocean. Officer / Experienced Opportunities Put your experience to work at Chevron Shipping Company (CSC) and youll be part of a team with deep roots and an impressive history. In fact, CSC is one of Chevrons original operating entities. From the days when oil barrels were rolled onto the decks of sailing ships to present day supertankers, CSC has been the vital transportation link in safely bringing the world the energy it needs to thrive. CSC has opportunities for officers in our International Fleet and Mooring Masters in West Africa. West African Opportunities If you are an Angolan or Nigerian National and would like to join our marine operations in your home country, we would like to hear from you. A valid STCW 95 license as a Deck or Engine Officer is required and tanker experience is preferred. Cadet / Training Opportunities Chevrons cadetship program prepares you to become a future deck or engine officer, but it also teaches you valuable skills that can be used throughout the Chevron shipping organization. The cadetship training program includes both classroom studies for theoretical principles and hands-on practical training in the day-to-day operations of the ship. A training officer will monitor your progress and review your work on various projects youll complete. Youll also get personalized mentoring and training from senior officers in your chosen career path. Cadetship is an opportunity of a lifetime to sail the seven seas and youll get paid to do it! Youll travel to exciting locales on routes that cross the entire globe. Main routes include: Arabian Gulf to United States West Coast Far East, Asia, and Australia Europe and the Black Sea

West Africa to Gulf of Mexico There are three cadetship tracks: Deck Cadet Engine Cadet Electrical Technical Cadet Deck Cadet As a deck cadet, you will assist with:

Keeping a navigational watch at sea Mooring and unmooring in port Loading and discharging cargo in port Cargo tank preparation and inspection at sea Maintaining safety equipment onboard (such as lifeboats, life rafts, and firefighting appliances) and performing general upkeep of the ship (such as deck and cargo equipment maintenance) Engine Cadet As an engine cadet, you will operate and maintain the ships machinery, including:
Main engine (diesel or steam) Generators Cooling systems Control systems Hydraulics

Pumps
Air compressors Oil purifiers Distillation plant Overhaul large and small diesel engines Refrigeration systems Make new valve spindles on a lathe Weld broken pipes or tackle any other job needed to keep the ship operating Electrical Technical Cadet In addition to engine cadet training, you will: Operate and maintain electrical and electronic equipment Troubleshoot electronic control circuits on a switchboard
A Deck Officer is a vital part of the ship's management team and will make decisions on navigating and manoeuvring the ship, including communications, which will affect the safety of the ship, its passengers and crew. We also offer some opportunities for Deck crew/ratings positions including Deck Chief Petty Officer and also Bosun/ 2nd Bosun. An STCW certificate of competency as an Able Seaman alongside relevant experience in a similar role is required. Other positions which are part of the Deck department include Security Officers who have a primary responsibility of managing the security needs of the ship, crew and passengers. A military policing or civil policing background is essential for this role. Environmental Compliance Officers are responsible for maintaining environmental compliance by providing guidance and assistance to shipboard personnel in compliance with maritime environmental law.