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United Kingdom, North Sea
1 day ago
navis.eu
107 Views
A Chief Steward is required to manage the catering and housekeeping department on an SOV DP2 vessel operating in the North Sea. The vessel has a large crew and requires high standards of cleanliness and food service, especially during its project within the UK's 12nm zone. The project is focused on wind farm support and will involve a crew change in Norway around May 10th. This role is pivotal for maintaining crew morale and ensuring compliance with COMF(C-3, V-3) comfort standards.
The Chief Steward will oversee the catering staff, including cooks and stewardesses, manage provisions, and ensure all health and hygiene regulations are strictly followed. Applicants should be EU Nationals or Ukrainians with UK protection status and must hold a valid UK FWP. The contract is for 4-8 weeks with negotiable wages. Please ensure the email application contains all required data points in the subject line to avoid deletion.
Key Requirements
Minimum 12 months experience as a Chief Steward on offshore vessels
Valid STCW and COP certifications
HUET with CA-EBS certification
Food Hygiene and Safety Level 3 or equivalent
EU National or Ukrainian under UK protection status
Valid UK FWP (Foreign Worker Permit)
Proven experience in inventory management and provisioning
Leadership skills to manage a catering team of cooks and stewards
Knowledge of international cuisine and dietary requirements
Excellent organizational and administrative skills
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United Kingdom, North Sea
1 day ago
navis.eu
107 Views
Two positions are available for AB / Crane Operators on a specialized SOV DP2 vessel. The vessel is equipped with two cranes, including a primary crane of 150 tonnes SWL. This project is based in the North Sea, specifically within 12nm of the UK coast. The vessel will transit from the USA and perform a crew change in Norway around the 10th of May. This is a specialized role requiring both seamanship skills and heavy-lift crane expertise for wind farm support operations.
The AB / Crane Operator will be responsible for safe lifting operations at sea and assisting with standard deck duties. This project demands high precision and adherence to safety standards. The expected duration is 8 weeks, though initial contracts may be 4 weeks with extensions. Only candidates meeting the specific nationality and permit requirements (EU or Ukrainian with UK protection) will be considered for this offshore opportunity.
Key Requirements
12 months of actual onboard experience as an AB Crane Operator
Valid Offshore Crane Operator certification (Stage 2 or 3)
Valid STCW and COP certificates
HUET with CA-EBS is mandatory
Experience with 150-tonne SWL cranes on DP2 vessels
EU National or Ukrainian with UK protection status
Valid UK FWP for working in UK territorial waters
Excellent hand-eye coordination and safety awareness
Ability to perform standard AB deck duties when not operating cranes
Availability for the full 8-week project duration
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United Kingdom, North Sea
1 day ago
navis.eu
228 Views
Navis is recruiting for Motormen to assist in the engine room of a modern SOV DP2 vessel powered by a 12,480kW Mcr system with battery assistance. The vessel is currently transiting to Norway for a project based in the North Sea, within the UK's 12-nautical-mile zone. The joining date is set for May 10th in Norway. This role is essential for the technical upkeep and smooth operation of the vessel's propulsion and auxiliary systems during the 8-week wind farm support project.
The Motorman will work under the direction of the engineering officers, performing routine maintenance, monitoring gauges, and ensuring the engine room remains clean and safe. Candidates must have specific offshore experience and meet the nationality requirements for UK-based projects. The contract offers negotiable wages and a duration of 4 to 8 weeks. It is vital that all applicants include their nationality and minimum day rate in the email subject as requested.
Key Requirements
Minimum 12 months experience as a Motorman on offshore vessels
Valid STCW and COP certifications for engine department
HUET with CA-EBS certification is required
EU National or Ukrainian under UK protection status
Valid UK Foreign Worker Permit (FWP)
Strong technical knowledge of marine diesel engines and battery systems
Ability to work in confined engine room spaces
Experience with DP2 vessel technical systems is a plus
Good understanding of engine room safety and emergency procedures
Commitment to an 8-week project duration
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United Kingdom, North Sea
1 day ago
navis.eu
152 Views
We are seeking experienced Able Seamen (AB) for a high-priority offshore project located within 12nm of the UK. The position is based on a Flag Norway SOV DP2 vessel equipped with battery power and heavy-lift cranes, supporting wind farm operations in the North Sea. The contract is scheduled to begin around May 10th, following the vessel's transit from the USA to Norway. This is a critical role requiring immediate availability and the legal right to work in UK waters under specific status requirements.
As an AB, you will support the Bosun and officers in daily deck tasks, mooring, and maintenance of the vessel's exterior and equipment. The contract duration is flexible, typically 4-8 weeks, and requires candidates who can remain on board for the duration of the project. Competitive wages are negotiable based on experience. Applications must follow the specific subject line format including Rank and Min Day Rate to be processed by the recruitment team.
Key Requirements
At least 12 months of actual onboard experience in the rank of AB
Possession of valid COP and STCW mandatory certificates
HUET training inclusive of CA-EBS is mandatory
EU Nationality or Ukrainian status with UK protection
Valid UK FWP (Foreign Worker Permit) for UK waters
Experience working on DP2 or wind farm support vessels
Proficiency in deck maintenance and mooring operations
Ability to work in challenging North Sea weather conditions
Strong adherence to maritime safety and environmental regulations
Willingness to undergo drug and alcohol screening as per company policy
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United Kingdom, North Sea
1 day ago
navis.eu
131 Views
This urgent requirement is for a Bosun to join a Project inside 12 nautical miles of the UK on a sophisticated SOV DP2 Wind Farm Support vessel. The vessel, which has a GRT of 9,423 and LOA of 122m, features battery power assistance and dual cranes (150 and 12 tonnes SWL). The role involves transitioning from the USA to Norway around the 25th of April, with a crew change planned in Norway around the 10th of May. The work area is specifically the North Sea, and the project is expected to last approximately 8 weeks. Candidates should be prepared for an initial 4-week contract that may be extended depending on project timelines.
The successful candidate will be responsible for leading deck operations and ensuring safety protocols are maintained on this high-spec vessel. Candidates must be EU Nationals holding a valid UK FWP or Ukrainian nationals under UK holder of protection status. As the vessel operates within the North Sea and UK waters, specific certifications and proven experience on similar vessel types are mandatory. Please ensure your application includes the vacancy code, rank, full name, nationality, and your minimum day rate in the subject line to be considered.
Key Requirements
Minimum 12 months experience as a Bosun on similar vessel types (SOV/DP2)
Valid COP (Certificate of Proficiency) and STCW certificates
HUET (Helicopter Underwater Escape Training) with CA-EBS
Must be an EU National or Ukrainian under UK protection status
Possession of a valid UK FWP (Foreign Worker Permit)
Ability to commit to the full project duration (approx. 8 weeks)
Proven experience in deck crew leadership and vessel maintenance
Familiarity with offshore crane operations and safety
Excellent communication skills in English for maritime safety
Valid seafarer's medical fitness certificate
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United Kingdom, North Sea
1 day ago
navis.eu
170 Views
The Motorman position is available on a 122m SOV DP2 vessel with a power plant featuring 12,480kW (16,970hp) and battery power assistance. The vessel will be operating in the UK North Sea for a wind farm support project. Responsibilities include the maintenance and operation of engine room machinery under the direction of the engineering officers. The vessel is scheduled to transit from the USA to Norway for a crew change on May 10th. Wages are negotiable.This is a 4-8 week contract for a project located within 12nm of the UK coast. Candidates must be experienced with advanced vessel power systems and be willing to stay for the duration of the 8-week project. Applicants must meet specific nationality and visa criteria for UK waters. Ensure the application email follows the mandatory formatting to avoid deletion. The engine room is equipped to E0 standards and the vessel holds a Clean COMF rating.
Key Requirements
12 months of actual onboard experience as a Motorman
Engine Room Rating certificate (STCW III/4 or III/5)
Valid STCW basic safety training
HUET with CA-EBS certification
EU National or Ukrainian under UK protection status
Valid UK Frontier Worker Permit (FWP)
Familiarity with diesel-electric and battery power systems
Proficiency in mechanical repairs and maintenance
Ability to follow strict safety and environmental protocols
Commitment to a 4-8 week offshore rotation
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United Kingdom, North Sea
1 day ago
navis.eu
131 Views
We are seeking a Chief Cook to lead the galley operations on a 122m SOV DP2 vessel supporting offshore wind farm projects. The vessel is highly advanced, utilizing battery power and DP2 systems, and will be operating within the 12nm zone of the UK North Sea. The role involves meal planning, food preparation, and galley management for the entire crew. The joining date is planned for the 10th of May in Norway. Wages for the Chief Cook position are negotiable based on qualifications.The contract duration is expected to be between 4 and 8 weeks, matching the project's timeline in the North Sea. Candidates should be ready to work in a dynamic offshore environment and maintain the highest culinary standards. It is essential that applicants provide their minimum day rate in the application email subject. The vessel transit from the USA to Norway precedes the crew change, and the project focuses on renewable energy infrastructure. The role is limited to those with specific nationality and permit statuses as required by UK maritime regulations for this project area.
Key Requirements
Minimum 12 months experience as Chief Cook on similar offshore vessels
Professional Culinary certification or Ship's Cook Certificate
Updated STCW training certificates
HUET with CA-EBS certification
EU National or Ukrainian with UK protection status
Valid UK Frontier Worker Permit (FWP)
Expertise in international cuisine and dietary requirements
Knowledge of HACCP and galley safety protocols
Physically fit for offshore rotation work
Valid maritime medical certificate
0 Negotiable or Not Mentioned
United Kingdom, North Sea
1 day ago
navis.eu
131 Views
The Chief Steward will oversee the catering and housekeeping department on a high-spec SOV DP2 Wind Farm Support vessel. This vessel accommodates a large crew and features modern amenities, operating under the Norwegian flag in the UK North Sea. The vessel is scheduled to arrive in Norway from the USA around the 25th of April, with crew changes occurring in early May. The Chief Steward is responsible for maintaining high standards of hygiene, food safety, and crew comfort during the project. Compensation for this role is negotiable depending on the candidate's background.The role involves managing a team of cooks and stewards for a project duration of 4 to 8 weeks. Preference is given to Eastern European or EU crew members who can commit to the full project term. Application instructions require a specific email subject format to ensure processing. The work will be carried out within the North Sea territorial waters of the United Kingdom. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced steward to work on a modern vessel with Clean COMF and advanced dynamic positioning systems.
Key Requirements
At least 12 months experience as Chief Steward on offshore vessels
Valid Food Handling and Hygiene certificates
Complete set of STCW certificates
HUET with CA-EBS certification
EU National or Ukrainian under UK protection status
Valid UK Frontier Worker Permit (FWP)
Strong management and inventory control skills
Ability to work 4-8 week rotations
High standard of English communication
Familiarity with Norwegian flag maritime regulations
0 Negotiable or Not Mentioned
United Kingdom, North Sea
1 day ago
navis.eu
131 Views
This position involves operating specialized deck equipment on an SOV DP2 Wind Farm Support vessel. The vessel is 122 meters long and equipped with a 150-tonne SWL crane and a 12-tonne SWL crane, requiring skilled operators for wind farm support tasks. The project is situated within 12 nautical miles of the United Kingdom in the North Sea. The vessel will be transiting from the USA to Norway, with crew changes expected around the 10th of May. This is a critical role for the success of the offshore wind energy project, providing essential lifting and deck support for operations. Salary details are negotiable.The contract is structured for 4 to 8 weeks, with candidates requested to be available for the entire project lifecycle. Successful candidates will be part of a professional crew operating under Norwegian flag standards. Please ensure that all application emails contain the required vacancy code and day rate in the subject line to be considered for the role. The work environment involves high-tech battery-powered systems and dynamic positioning technology. Multiple subregions within the North Sea 12nm zone serve as the primary work locations for this project.
Key Requirements
12 months of actual onboard experience in the rank of AB/Crane Operator
Specialized Crane Operator certificate for offshore vessels
Valid STCW certificates
HUET with CA-EBS training
EU National or Ukrainian with UK protection status
Valid UK Frontier Worker Permit (FWP)
Experience with 150-tonne SWL cranes preferred
Proficient in deck maintenance and safety procedures
Ability to pass a comprehensive offshore medical exam
Strong teamwork skills in a multicultural environment
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United Kingdom, North Sea
1 day ago
navis.eu
131 Views
The vessel is an SOV DP2 Wind Farm Support vessel measuring 122 meters LOA with a gross tonnage of 9,423. It features battery power assistance and is equipped with two cranes, including a primary 150-tonne SWL crane. The ship is currently scheduled for a project located within 12 nautical miles of the United Kingdom in the North Sea area. Joining is anticipated around the 10th of May in Norway following a transit from the USA. This role is part of a dedicated crew change-out for a significant renewable energy offshore project. Wages for this position are negotiable based on experience and rank requirements.The project duration is estimated at approximately 8 weeks, though initial contracts are planned for 4 weeks with the possibility of extensions for another 2 to 4 weeks depending on the project's progress. Candidates must be prepared to remain on board for the entire project duration to ensure operational continuity. Applicants must strictly follow the specified email subject format including the vacancy code, rank, full name, nationality, and minimum day rate. The vessel operates under the Norwegian flag and maintains high technical standards including Clean COMF and DYNPOS ratings. Work locations are specifically within the North Sea subregions of the UK coastal waters.
Key Requirements
12 months experience on similar vessel types in the rank of Bosun
Valid COP (Certificate of Proficiency)
Valid STCW certificates and endorsements
HUET with CA-EBS certification
Must be an EU National or Ukrainian under UK protection status
Possession of a valid UK Frontier Worker Permit (FWP)
Proven experience with DP2 vessel operations
Proficiency in English maritime communication
Valid offshore medical certificate (ENG1 or equivalent)
Ability to commit to the full 4-8 week project duration