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We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Technical Instructor to deliver specialized training programs, primarily in the marine sector, as well as in industrial applications. The ideal candidate will have strong technical expertise in hydraulic systems, automation, and electrical systems, along with the ability to effectively transfer knowledge through both theoretical and hands-on training.Key Responsibilities:<ul><li>Deliver both theoretical and practical training in hydraulic systems, automation, and electrical systems</li><li>Develop and update training materials in accordance with industry standards</li><li>Provide hands-on guidance and technical support to trainees</li><li>Evaluate trainee performance and ensure high-quality training delivery</li><li>Adapt training programs to meet client and industry requirements</li></ul>Requirements:<ul><li>Proven professional experience in marine and/or industrial environments</li><li>Strong expertise in hydraulic systems, automation, and electrical systems</li><li>Relevant technical certifications in the above fields</li><li>Certified instructor with a valid LAEK instructor registration number</li><li>Excellent communication and presentation skills in English</li></ul>Preferred Qualifications:<ul><li>Previous experience in training or instructional roles</li><li>Familiarity with modern training methodologies and tools</li></ul>What We Offer:<ul><li>Competitive remuneration package</li><li>A dynamic and professional working environment</li><li>Opportunities for continuous professional development</li></ul>Please send your CV and cover letter to:&nbsp;career@cmagreece.com

Technical Instructor – Marine & Industrial Systems

THE RECERTIFICATION PROGRAM: OCEAN TO RIVER<ul><li>In the&nbsp;program you will develop all skills, knowledge and experience needed to become a Second Officer at Viking on the Rhine, Danube or in France. The training will focus on:</li><li>Getting all theoretical knowledge to obtain a Captain&nbsp;license (incl. VHF)</li><li>Learning the necessary stretches of the Rhine river, with stretch exam preparation Amsterdam-Cologne</li><li>Operating and manoeuvring the Viking Longships in onboard and simulator&nbsp;training.</li><li>Sailing in a sailor position for the first approx. 7-9 months</li></ul>&nbsp;The program is managed by a designated trainer team. They visit the ships and check in with you and your Captain, help with exam organization and coordinate the theoretical training.&nbsp;The duration of the program is 12-18 months, and upon successful completion you will be offered a contract as Second Officer at Viking. All costs of the training and exams are covered by Viking. The program adheres to the EU regulations concerning inland navigation.&nbsp;This role will be located in the European Union.&nbsp;Please note that we can only accept candidates who are eligible to work in the European Union or are already in possession of a relevant work permit.&nbsp;WHAT YOU WILL DO ON BOARD<ul><li>Support the First Officer with ensuring the safety of the ship, crew, guests and the environment.</li><li>Actively train and learn to gain sailing skills,&nbsp;extend qualifications, attendance in the necessary exams.&nbsp;Participation in meetings and company relevant training</li><li>Lead sailors and trainees in compliance with company guidelines and regulations – overall responsible for the work carried out by Sailors.</li><li>Co-responsible for impeccable cleanliness, hygiene, and order onboard</li><li>When securing the ship, takes the lead for safe mooring and installation of the gangway</li><li>Ensuring that the sundeck complies with guests' expectations at all times</li><li>Checking the condition of mooring lines / wires daily</li><li>Ensuring that crew members are wearing the required personal protective equipment (PPE)</li></ul>&nbsp;YOUR RESPONSIBILITIESSecurity<ul><li>Report damage, issues, and concern immediately to the Captain</li><li>Be familiar with the security role and understand your duties</li><li>Responsible for the operational readiness of the rescue boat</li></ul>Travel operation<ul><li>Responsible for the external appearance of the ship</li></ul>Communication<ul><li>Exchange information with the parties involved (Captain, 1st Officer, Engineer)</li></ul>Special tasks<ul><li>Appropriate and professional securing of the ship</li><li>When passing low bridges on the sundeck pay attention to the guests and close off stairway access</li><li>Execution of all deck and outboard work</li><li>Luggage service according to assignment by the Captain / First Officer</li></ul>&nbsp;YOUR PROFILE<ul><li>At least 500 days sailing onboard an ocean vessel</li><li>Previous maneuvering experience (e.g. Ferries, Crew Transfer ships, High-speed crafts, Offshore (PSV, DSV; Cutters, Dredgers), Cruiseships or yachts</li><li>Previous experience in a 2nd Officer position or higher preferable</li><li>English language knowledge</li><li>German and/or French&nbsp;language knowledge</li><li>Eligible to work in EU or hold a valid work permit</li></ul>Personality<ul><li>Motivated and eager to learn</li><li>Polite and team player</li><li>Able to follow instructions and flexible</li><li>Shows ambition and initiative</li></ul>

RIVER - Recertification Program Ocean to River - Nautic - 2nd Officer in Training

Key Responsibilities:<ul><li>On board repairs/maintenance tasks on Two Stroke Marine Engines (ME-B/C, MC, MC-C) and their sub-systems.</li><li>Troubleshooting and root cause investigation on basic Hydraulic/electronic/mechanical failures of Two stroke Engines.</li><li>Conferring with customers, engineers, and others to discuss existing or potential engineering products or projects.</li><li>Ensuring that works and operations comply with maker’s recommendations and safety regulations.</li><li>Working on complex diesel engine repair and maintenance projects in cooperation with a multilingual and multicultural team.</li><li>Ensuring compliance with specifications, codes, and customer requirements by coordinating maintenance activities, reporting, and providing both remote and on-site technical support.</li><li>&nbsp;Preparation of spare parts list proposals tailored to each project.</li><li>Composition of comprehensive Service Reports about the project, with conclusion and recommendations.</li></ul>Qualifications:<ul><li>Bachelor’s or equivalent degree in marine/mechanical/nautical engineering from an accredited school.</li><li>Experience in using or a desire to learn ME-B/C Engine control system.</li><li>Hands on experience on internal combustion engines repairs.</li><li>Ability to solve basic mechanical/hydraulic/electronic issues.</li><li>Strong analytical skills.</li><li>Ability to communicate well with other members of the development team.</li><li>Excellent manual dexterity.</li><li>A desire to continually upgrade technical knowledge.</li><li>Flexibility &amp; Adaptability</li><li>Responsible &amp; kind person with team spirit.</li><li>Fulfilled military obligation services if required.</li></ul>What We Offer:<ul><li>Pleasant working environment.</li><li>Competitive salary &amp; benefits package (bonus, team building activities, private health insurance training seminars etc).</li><li>Collaborative and inclusive work culture.</li><li>Career development and growth opportunities.</li></ul>Please forward your CV and cover letter to: career@cmagreece.com

2-Stroke Senior Service Engineer

The Freight Rate Filing Employee is responsible for accurately filing ocean freight rates as agreed between the customer and MSC for specific transportation routes. This involves entering the information into our centralized database using our internal TMS application, streamlining the billing process for enhanced client convenience. Key Responsibilities:Receive new filing requests, meticulously examining the provided information to ensure adherence to Geneva Liner guidelines and seeking clarifications from agencies worldwide and Geneva HQ when details are unclear.Enter ocean freight rates into our internal TMS application.Investigate disputes between MSC and clients by identifying procedural lapses and determining steps that were not properly followed.Educate agents on necessary requirements, fostering an efficient workflow by ensuring timely filing of rates with fewer errors.Align with both individual and team goals, actively engage in team meetings, and uphold the company's core values.Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 09:00-17:00Required Qualifications: Skills &amp; Requirements:Fluency in English, both oral and written.Knowledge of Microsoft Office 365.Strong attention to detail.Good organizational skills to manage and prioritize tasks effectively.Ability to manage time efficiently to meet deadlines and handle multiple tasks.Eagerness to work in a collaborative, team-oriented environment.No previous experience needed – we welcome fresh graduates with no prior experienceYour Growth Path:At MSC, we offer more than just a job; we provide a career path filled with learning and development opportunities. From comprehensive initial training to ongoing educational initiatives, we are committed to your professional growth.By joining MSC, you become part of a family of over 200,000 employees worldwide. As part of the world's leading shipping company, the possibilities are endless. We offer a vibrant, multicultural environment where your ideas are valued, and your personal growth is as much a priority as professional development. Join MSC Service Center Greece and shape your future with us!

Freight Rate Filing Employee

The AMS Documentation Employee is responsible for ensuring customs declarations comply with the Advanced Manifest System (AMS) Regulations for MSC inbound cargo to the European Union, the People’s Republic of China, the Panama Canal, United Kingdom, India, United States, Canada and Mexico. The goal is to minimize delays and avoid Customs Fines and disciplinary actions. Key Responsibilities:Daily distribution of worldwide manifest deadlines in line with AMS Regulations.Performance of AMS Declarations to respective Customs OfficesFollowing-up of vessel routings, prospects (ETA/ETL/ETD), assisting syncing of system data and update of AMS deadlines whenever necessaryTreating vessel rotation changes in line with system requirements and Customs regulationsLiaising with worldwide agency network, provision of guidance and assistance on uploading of BL manifestsWorking Hours:Employees work 5 days a week, which may include Saturday or Sunday as part of a rolling shift schedule.Shifts of a rolling schedule could be: 07:00-15:00, 15:00-23:00, 23:00-07:00 or 08:00-16:00, 10:00-18:00, 18:00-02:00.All shifts are performed onsite apart from the 23:00-07:00 and 18:00-02:00 shifts which are performed remotely.Required Qualifications:Skills &amp; Requirements:Fluency in English, both oral and writtenKnowledge of Microsoft Office 365Eagerness to work in a collaborative, team-oriented environmentNo previous experience needed – we welcome fresh graduates with no prior experience Your Growth Path:At MSC, we offer more than just a job; we provide a career path filled with learning and development opportunities. From comprehensive initial training to ongoing educational initiatives, we are committed to your professional growth. By joining MSC, you become part of a family of over 200,000 employees worldwide. As part of the world's leading shipping company, the possibilities are endless. We offer a vibrant, multicultural environment where your ideas are valued, and your personal growth is as much a priority as professional development. Join MSC Service Center Greece and shape your future with us!&nbsp;Our company provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or genetics.

AMS Documentation Employee

We are looking for a Technical Superintendent to join our Marine &amp; Technical department. In this role, you will ensure that owned ships are managed with the highest quality of standards and their condition is always kept at the top levels, following global quality standards and best marine practices at all times. Other responsibilities include managing side projects related but not limited to dry docks, retrofit and other technical project end to end for the appointed vessels.Key responsibilities<ul><li>Manage and monitor the performance of appointed third-party Technical Managers for the owned fleet, including daily operational follow-up and financial performance reporting.</li><li>Oversee vessel technical matters in coordination with Technical Managers, including procurement and supply monitoring and quality assurance of services, maintaining a cost-conscious approach without compromising on standards.</li><li>Provide technical expertise and support across newbuilding programmes and existing fleet technology development, spanning all relevant shipping business types.</li><li>Analyse and document ongoing technical issues and concerns across Trafigura assets, ensuring lessons learned are captured and applied to future projects</li><li>Conduct OPEX analysis and benchmarking; lead timely dry-dock planning and manage fleet retrofit projects, including ESD, EGCS, and BWTS installations. Attending the ships in frequent intervals and doing preparation / specification / attendance in dry docks</li><li>Conduct regular vessel attendance and lead dry-dock preparation, specification development, and on-site supervision.</li><li>Evaluate vessel repair requests submitted by Technical Managers, reviewing quoted costs, timelines, and quality standards in the context of each vessel's trading commitments.</li></ul>Required qualifications<ul><li>Demonstrable marine and technical expertise, with proven ability to apply these skills in day-to-day operations.</li><li>Proven project management skills and a collaborative team-working approach.</li><li>Previous experience as a Technical Superintendent is preferred.</li><li>A background in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, or a management role within a Technical Management organisation will be considered a strong asset.</li><li>Fluency in spoken and written English, with the ability to present confidently to internal and external audiences.</li><li>Solid experience in vessel inspections and vetting, including the analysis of inspection reports.</li><li>Experience in marine systems outfitting and integration projects.</li><li>The ability to assess risk profile of technical points and accurately express these to technical/commercial teams</li><li>Experienced in introducing vessels into service, including newbuild programmes (plan approval, site supervision, and commissioning), shore-based team recruitment, crewing strategy, and the chartering and commercial acceptance process.</li><li>Experience in assessing new and second-hand oil and gas tonnage for acquisition, from an operational and technical perspective.</li><li>Sound understanding of technical management operations, processes, and requirements.</li><li>Ability to develop and implement company-wide systems and assessments covering safety, performance, and procurement functions</li><li>Willingness to travel internationally, including periods working abroad at project sites, shipyards, sea trials, or Trafigura offices.</li></ul>Attributes for success<ul><li>Diligent</li><li>Dynamic</li><li>Decisive</li><li>Reliable</li><li>Systematic</li><li>Solid understanding of all ship technical matters and relevant activities</li></ul>Department overviewMarine &amp; Technical department is handling the Group’s owned oil and gas fleet.Key Relationships:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Technical Managers•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Shipping Operations•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Chartering / Commercial team

Technical Superintendent 017666

Just like you we care about your professional development and career. We strongly believe best results come from investing in our employees. We, thus, created the Nautical Education Program to enable candidates and existing employees alike to make the next step in their careers. This program starts at the entry level of Sailor and continues all the way to Captain. During the program we provide you with opportunities for training to develop your skills and confidence needed to achieve your goals. Furthermore, Viking actively promotes gender equality in the inland shipping industry. We, therefore, have structures for both female and male applicants in place to support a successful completion of the program.&nbsp;THE A0 SAILOR PROGRAMThe A0 Sailor Program is part of Viking’s Nautical Education Program and is aimed at candidates new to the inland shipping industry. It is an opportunity to develop your career in the nautical department, without previous knowledge and experience on passenger ships. It will prepare you for your future job and all tasks that you would need to complete as a Sailor.The training will focus on:<ul><li>Mooring and unmooring</li><li>Anchoring</li><li>Steering under supervision</li><li>Maintenance of the ship and equipment</li><li>Safety regulations</li><li>Keeping the ship clean and hygienic</li></ul>This training takes place onboard one of our Viking Longships and is led by the Captain. Additionally, a dedicated trainer team is coordinating the program onboard our ships. The trainers visit the ships regularly to verify the program status and progress with you and the Captain.The program requires 90 sailing days until completion, after which you will attend an exam. All training content is in English and available online 24/7. After successful completion of the exam, you will have a qualification of Sailor (Matrose) and will be offered a Sailor contract with Viking. All costs of the education are covered by Viking.This role will be located in the European Union.&nbsp;Please note that we can only accept candidates who are eligible to work in the European Union or are already in possession of a relevant work permit.&nbsp;YOUR RESPONSIBILITIESEducation<ul><li>Active participation in the onboard training program led by the Captain</li><li>Studying the assigned course material</li><li>Attendance of an exam after 90 days of practical training</li><li>Together with the Sailors team:</li><li>Responsible for safety on board of the ship as assigned by the Captain</li><li>Compliance with the guidelines, instructions, and regulations</li><li>Responsible for impeccable cleanliness, hygiene, and order onboard</li><li>Reporting damages, issues, and concerns immediately to the Captain</li></ul>&nbsp;Security (together with the Sailors team)<ul><li>Responsible for safety onboard of the ship as assigned by the Captain</li><li>Compliance with the guidelines, instructions (nautical manual) and regulations</li><li>Co-responsible for the impeccable cleanliness, hygiene, and order on board</li><li>Report damage, issues, and concern immediately to the Captain</li><li>Be familiar with the security role and understand your duties</li><li>Responsible for the operational readiness of the rescue boat</li></ul>&nbsp;Travel operation (together with the Sailors team)<ul><li>Responsible for the external appearance of the ship</li></ul>​​​​​​​Communication (together with the Sailors team)<ul><li>Exchange information with the parties involved (Captain, 1st Officer, Engineer)</li></ul>​​​​​​​Special tasks (together with the Sailors team)<ul><li>Appropriate and professional securing of the ship</li><li>Safe deployment of the gangway (only at the instruction and supervision by the Captain / First Officer)</li><li>While navigating narrow waters a Sailor must be present as instructed</li><li>For securing the ship in a lock Sailors must be present on deck</li><li>When passing low bridges close the passenger access to the staircases</li><li>Make sure the sundeck always meets the expectations of our guests</li><li>Execution of all deck and outboard work</li><li>Luggage service according to assignment by the Captain / First Officer</li><li>Participation in meetings and company relevant training</li></ul>&nbsp;YOUR PROFILE<ul><li>Minimum high school diploma</li><li>English language knowledge</li><li>Dutch and/or German language knowledge is an asset</li></ul>&nbsp;PERSONALITY<ul><li>Motivated and eager to learn</li><li>Polite and team player</li><li>Able to follow instructions and flexible</li></ul>

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