Explore this job opportunity as a Navigational Watch Rating on Offshore Vessels operating Worldwide. Employment will be with our client, a drilling and construction contractor.

Information about the job: 

• Job Title: Navigational Watch Rating.
• Project: Offshore Vessels.
• Location: Worldwide.
• Rotation: 165/30 days on/off or 56/28 days on/off.
• Salary: Please confirm your realistic expectations when applying. This will be discussed with the right candidate. Consolidated monthly salary.
• Overtime: Applicable.
• Duration: 12 months (renewable).
• Contract Start: TBC.
• Insurances: Provided by the company.
• Employer: Our client, a drilling and construction contractor.

Requirements/Qualifications/Competence:

• Valid STCW certification as Rating forming part of a Navigational Watch (Reg. II/4).
• STCW required certificates: Personal survival techniques A-VI/1-1, Fire prevention and firefighting A-VI/1-2, Elementary first aid A-VI/1-3, Personal safety & social responsibilities A-VI/1-4, Proficiency in survival craft and rescue boat (other than fast rescue boat) A-VI/2-1, Advanced firefighting A-VI/3, Security awareness A-VI/6-1, Seafarers with designated security duties A-VI/6-2, Fast Rescue A-VI/2-2.
• Offshore safety qualifications, including HUET, CA-EBS, and H₂S awareness.
• Minimum 12 months of sea service on offshore units or commercial vessels
• Approved security training (awareness and designated duties).
• Familiarity with emergency response roles such as damage control and safe return to port procedures.
• Compliance with relevant SOLAS evacuation system training standards.
• Ability to meet company-specific training matrix and certification standards.

Tasks:

• Assist bridge officers in maintaining a safe navigational watch.
• Carry out lookout duties and report navigational hazards or irregularities.
• Support mooring, anchoring, and deck operations as directed.
• Participate actively in emergency drills and real-life response situations.
• Operate and assist with lifesaving and rescue equipment when required.
• Contribute to onboard safety culture, following all procedures and permit systems.
• Assist with vessel security tasks in line with assigned responsibilities.
• Maintain cleanliness and readiness of deck areas and safety equipment.
• Support damage control and emergency recovery efforts when activated.