Sea-Watch is looking for a Marine Superintendent (all genders)
from 01.10.2021 on
from 01.10.2021 on
Sea-Watch e.V. is a non-profit initiative dedicated to the civil sea rescue of people on the move. In view of the humanitarian disaster in the central Mediterranean Sea-Watch provides emergency aid, demands and at the same time forces the rescue by the responsible European institutions and publicly stands up for legal escape routes. We are politically and religiously independent and are financed exclusively by donations.
The Ship Management Team is looking for a Marine Superintendent, 40 hours per week.
The basis for our operations are our ships, Sea-Watch 3 and new Sea-Watch 5. The Ship Management & Logistics Department, together with the crews on board, ensures that the vessels are in good technical condition and comply with all applicable regulations. We try to continuously improve our ships based on our active Search And Rescue (SAR) experience.
In cooperation with other departments, the Ship Management & Logistics Department also takes care of the preparation of SAR missions and port calls.
Supporting masters and crew in nautical and regulatory matters is one of the department’s tasks. That would be your job.
Desired skills and profile :
Are you interested?
We look forward to receiving your application!
Please submit your application (CV/Resume and cover letter), in english, by 15.02.2023 to application@sea-watch.org.
We kindly ask you to refrain from submitting a photo.
Attachments please in a pdf-document. max. 5MB.
As we are committed to an inclusive society without racism and with freedom of movement for all, we especially welcome applications from LGBTQI*, BIPoC, people with disabilities, people with migration histories, and people from other groups that are underrepresented in the NGO and IT world. You are welcome to refrain from providing application photos and information on age and marital status
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