- Salary
- $7200 / month
- Employer supplied
- Contract
- Contract
- Employment type
- Department
- Engine
- Maritime function
- Posted
- Aug 4, 2026
- 43 platform views
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Role overview
What this job needs
Chief Engineer on a General Cargo Vessel contract
Employer notes
The Chief Engineer is a key role on a General Cargo Vessel, overseeing engine operations and maintenance.
The Chief Engineer will be responsible for the overall technical management of the vessel's engine department. This includes ensuring the vessel's engines are running efficiently and safely, managing maintenance schedules, and supervising engine room staff.
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Day-to-day focus
Key responsibilities
Operate safely
The Chief Engineer is a key role on a General Cargo Vessel, overseeing engine operations and maintenance.
Meet standards
The Chief Engineer will be responsible for the overall technical management of the vessel's engine department.
Support the team
This includes ensuring the vessel's engines are running efficiently and safely, managing maintenance schedules, and supervising engine room staff.
Requirements
- OKValid STCW certification and a current Certificate of Competency for the rank.
- OKValid seaman book and medical fitness certificate.
- OKRelevant sea-time experience for the position and vessel type.
- OKGood working knowledge of maritime English.
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