Sea-Watch is looking for a Ship’s Electrician
immediately, on board
immediately, on board
Sea-Watch e.V. is a non-profit initiative dedicated to the civil sea rescue of people on the move. Given 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.
We are looking for a ship‘s electrician (f/m/d), working on board of one of our ships in a 2 months on/off rotation.
As ship‘s electrician (f/m/d) you are in charge of planning and executing all maintenance tasks of electrical and IT systems on board. In close cooperation with our technical managers ashore you will identify needs for new equipments and spare parts, create orders and implement new systems where needed.
Are you interested?
We look forward to receiving your application!
Please submit your application (CV/resume and cover letter) until 15.11.2023 in English to application@sea-watch.org.
Attachments please in one pdf-document.
We are committed to an inclusive society without racism and with freedom of movement for all. In case of equal qualification, we favor applications from women*, LGBTQI*, BIPoC, people with disabilities, people with migration experience and people from other groups underrepresented in the maritime and NGO-world. Should you feel addressed here, we invite you to provide relevant information on this in your application. You are welcome to refrain from providing application photos and information on age and marital status
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