Verified Master, Chief Engineer, ETO, DPO and rating positions on crude, product and chemical tankers — with the actual day rate or monthly salary listed up front.
From senior officers to engine ratings — every berth on a tanker has its own certification and pay structure.
Command and cargo-watch responsibility on crude or product tankers.
Engine room management, cargo pump systems, and inert gas plant.
Electrical, automation and cargo control system maintenance.
Mooring, tank cleaning, watchkeeping and cargo deck operations.
DP-class tanker and offshore support vessel positioning roles.
Watchkeeping and maintenance routines under senior engineers.
Engine room upkeep, lubrication rounds, and pump room support.
Galley and accommodation roles aboard long-haul tanker voyages.
Pulled directly from findseajobs.com — the same listings before they're filtered by vessel type.
The same process applies whether you're a cadet or a Master with ten contracts behind you.
Basic and Advanced Oil/Chemical Tanker certification is a baseline requirement before any agency will submit you.
Crude carriers, product tankers and chemical tankers each carry different cargo-handling expectations.
Day-rate or monthly salary, contract length, and flag state should be settled before you travel to join.
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