Job description

Location: North Sea

Job Description:

We are currently seeking a 3rd Officer / Junior DPO to join a DP3 SOV (Service Operation Vessel) operating in the North Sea.

The vessel is equipped with DP3 dynamic positioning systems and operates in offshore conditions. The contract duration is 4 weeks, with an intended joining date of 4th March.

Daily wage: EUR 240 per day.

Due to vessel flag requirements, only candidates holding a valid EU passport or Ukrainian nationality with a valid EU residence permit will be considered.

Key Responsibilities:

As per company policy, the main duties may include but are not limited to:
 • Assisting the Chief Officer in navigational watchkeeping duties
 • Maintaining safe navigation in compliance with COLREG and company procedures
 • Supporting DP operations in accordance with DP3 standards
 • Maintaining accurate logbooks and vessel documentation
 • Ensuring compliance with safety management system (SMS) and international maritime regulations

Requirements:

• Valid Officer of the Watch (OOW) License
 • DP Advanced Certificate
 • Valid DP Logbook
 • Minimum 12 months of experience on similar DP vessels in the rank of 3rd Officer / JDPO
• Valid STCW certificates
• Valid COC and Flag State Endorsement
• Medical fitness certificate
• Proficiency in English communication
• Only EU passport holders or Ukrainian candidates with valid EU residence permit (due to flag requirements)

Employment Details:

• Contract Duration: 4 weeks
 • Salary: EUR 240 per day
 • Area of Operation: North Sea
 • Joining Date: 4th March

Application Process:

Qualified candidates are invited to send their updated CV and the following documents:

1. Updated CV with detailed sea service
2. COC, Endorsement, and all valid STCW certificates
3. Copy of passport
4. Seaman’s Book and DP Log Book (copies of all pages confirming sea service as per CV)
5. References from previous employers
6. Valid Medical Certificate

Please indicate the position applied for in the subject line:
 “3rd Officer / JDPO – North Sea”.