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Marine Engineer Officer - Ferry
United Kingdom£31.31 per hour

Faststream is recruiting for a Marine Engineer Officer to join a ferry in London operating on river Thames. The client is offering a rolling contract for 6 months. The role offers:  - Attractive ra...

4th Engineer - LNG
Starting at 30,756USD per annum

Faststream is recruiting for gas experienced 4th Engineers to join a highly reputable Shipping Giant.  The role offers: Permanent employment X 12 monthly paid salary 4 / 3 rotation Performance bonu...

Master - LNG
Annual salary starting from $119285.00

Faststream is currently recruiting for a LNG experienced Masters to join an expanding LNG tanker fleet. On offer for the desired candidate: - Permanent contract and salary - 3 months on / 3 months ...

3rd Officer - LNG
Starting from $30756.00

Faststream is recruiting for one of the largest LNG Fleets, with plans for expansion; our client is looking for LNG experienced 3rd Officers who are looking to enhance their career. ASAP start date...

2nd Engineer - LNG
Annual salary starting from $94,032.00

Faststream is recruiting for one of the largest LNG Fleets, with plans for expansion; our client is looking for LNG experienced 2nd Engineers who are looking to enhance their career. ASAP start dat...

ETO - LNG
Starting at 56,112USD per annum

Faststream is recruiting for an ETO to join an LNG Ship Owner & Operator as soon as possible.  The desired candidate will have the following: ETO License 3 contracts worked in rank on LNG High volt...

3rd Engineer - LNG
Salary starting from $39264.00

Faststream is recruiting for one of the largest LNG Fleets, with plans for expansion; our client is looking for LNG experienced 3rd Engineers who are looking to enhance their career. ASAP start dat...

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