Columbia Shipmanagement is hiring a Master to operate Cable Layer vessels, requiring STCW certification, leadership skills, and three years of experience.
Columbia Shipmanagement is looking for self-motivated and skilled seafarers to join our offshore expanding fleet.
Job Requirements:
Holder of valid COC (STCW ) relevant to the position with confirmation of authentication
Holder of valid STCW certifications required for the position.
Previous experience (minimum 3 years) on Cable Layers / Pipe / MPSV/ DSV vessels with 10000 GRT minimum size.
Experience with multicultural working environment.
Good communication and leadership skills.
Fluent in written and spoken English language.
Safety culture and mindset.
Contract Terms & Conditions
- Contract duration 3 months (on/off);
- Terms and conditions as per applicable wage scale;
- Contract Benefits:
- Competitive salary;
You may include with your application any reference, specific job qualification, and your availability date.
Looking forward to welcoming you in the Columbia Family.
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