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6 days ago
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Chief Officer (EU) Offshore Angola ASD Tug

Chief Officer
Pusher/Tug
6 weeks+
08-01-2025
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Captain small general cargo near coastal voyages

Master
General cargo vessel
7000 / Miesięcznie
4 months
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Are you looking for jobs at sea? JobWave is your dedicated platform for maritime employment opportunities. We specialize in connecting job seekers with the best maritime transport jobs, from ship crewing jobs to cargo ship jobs and more. Whether you're new to seafaring or an experienced professional, our comprehensive job board offers diverse vacancies on ships with top companies in the maritime industry.
At JobWave, you’ll find a wide range of jobs in maritime, from entry-level roles in marine jobs to senior positions such as Chief Engineer and Master. If you don’t see the position you’re looking for, we recommend creating a profile on JobWave to stay updated on future maritime job vacancies. With a JobWave profile, you’ll also have access to a downloadable CV tailored for maritime employment opportunities.

Why Work in Seafaring?

Seafaring is the backbone of the global economy, transporting 90% of all traded goods across oceans and seas, including the North Sea. Without it, the bulk transport of raw materials, and the import/export of affordable food and manufactured goods would simply not be possible.
According to the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), over 50,000 merchant ships are registered across more than 150 nations. Working in this vast fleet can be broadly divided into the following categories:

Cargo Shipping: The largest segment of the international fleet, including roles on bulk carriers, container ships, and tankers. Positions range from deckhands to chief officers and captains.
Cruise Ships: For those interested in passenger transport, opportunities for officers, captains, and support crew such as engineers are always in demand.
Offshore Support: Jobs on offshore platforms, support vessels, and survey ships, critical to the energy industry for oil, gas, and offshore wind farm operations. We have a dedicated offshore vacancy board.
Nautical Services: Key roles ensuring safe and efficient ship berthing, including pilots, tug operators, linesmen, and the harbour master.

Whether you're working on a cargo ship, oil tanker, cruise ship, or harbour tug, you play a vital role in connecting the world’s markets.

Types of Jobs at Sea

Whether you’re starting your first job on a ship or have an established career in marine jobs, you are in good company. Around 2 million people work in shipping and seafaring marine jobs, with 900,000 serving as officers and 1.1 million as ratings. With the ever-increasing size of the international fleet, the demand for officers is expected to exceed supply, so there are plenty of opportunities for growth in maritime jobs.
JobWave offers maritime employment opportunities across all seafaring ranks, from entry-level positions like deckhands and wipers to senior roles like first officer or captain. Our network includes maritime employers from Europe to the Americas and across key regions like the North Sea. Jobs at sea are typically divided into three main departments:

Deck Department: Responsible for the navigation, docking, and general operation of the vessel. Key roles include Captain (Master), Chief Officer, and Able Seaman (AB).
Engine Department: Handles mechanical systems, including the ship's engines, generators, and refrigeration systems. Key roles include Chief Engineer, Second Engineer, Oiler, and Wiper.
Steward's Department: Focuses on food services and housekeeping. Typical roles include Chief Steward and Cook.

Find the Right Seafaring Job for You

On JobWave, you'll find detailed information on every vacancy, including requirements and salary. Create your free profile today, upload or build your CV, and receive updates on new seafaring job vacancies that match your profile and preferences. Also check out our pages with inland shipping vacancies, offshore jobs, shore-based positions, or simply all available roles. JobWave is your go-to platform to explore your career opportunities in maritime jobs!

Frequently Asked Questions About Seafaring Jobs

Most roles require basic maritime safety training and a valid medical certificate. Entry-level positions, such as deckhands, may only need a seaman’s book, while officers need advanced (STCW) certifications.
No, a European passport is not required. However, you must have a valid passport and a work visa for the region in which you intend to work. Specialized marine recruitment agencies like Flexbox Crewing can help guide you through visa processes.
Salaries for seafaring roles vary depending on the position and type of ship. Entry-level positions such as an Ordinary Seaman typically earn €1,000 - €2,500 per month, while senior officers and captains can earn upwards of €5,000 to €7,500 per month, especially on specialized vessels like tankers.
Jobs at sea are like traditional jobs, with additional specific certifications. Typical ranks include Deckhand, Oiler, Able Seaman, Engineer, Officer, Chief Mate, Chief Engineer, and Captain. Each role comes with its own set of responsibilities and requirements.
Maritime jobs usually work on a rotation schedule. Contracts typically last between 3 to 9 months, followed by several months of leave.
Yes, women can and do work in shipping. While maritime jobs have historically been male-dominated, increasing efforts are being made to encourage and support women in maritime careers.

Start Your Career in Maritime Jobs Today

At JobWave, we connect maritime professionals with top jobs in shipping, and present seafaring jobs that align with your skills and career goals. Whether you're starting out or advancing your career, JobWave is the leading platform to find your ideal maritime job.
Explore maritime employment opportunities today with JobWave Maritime Recruitment – the leading platform for seafaring and maritime jobs.

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