Seafarers are required to hold specialist maritime certification to work at sea. We have provided a Help Guide below outlining the role of each rank on-board and the minimum entry requirements.
For more information about careers in the Merchant Navy visit https://www.dos.gov.bd Information relating to CEC’s, Discharge Books and other helpful guides can be found on the Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) website. Masters / Captains / Deck Officers
Master Mariners and Deck Officers are responsible for the navigation of the ship, the loading/discharge of cargo, voyage planning, radio communication, environmental issues, health and safety issues, administration duties and the control/safety of the crew and passengers. Masters, also known as Captains, are in overall command of the ship and are responsible for the safety, efficiency and commercial feasibility of the ship. Their duties are navigational at sea, whilst in ports they are responsible for cargo operations. Working under the Master is the Chief Officer (Chief Mate), Second Officer (2nd Mate), Third Officer (3rd Mate) and Cadet Officer.
Certification requirements (all must be valid including those that had previously no expiry date):For latest job vacancies visit our facebook page