Topic: Chevron International Seagoing Opportunities is still on

Chevron International Seagoing Opportunities is still on
To apply, please send your Curriculum Vitae to [email protected]
West African Opportunities
If you are an Angolan or Nigerian National and would like to join our marine operations in your home country, we would like to hear from you. A valid STCW 95 license as a Deck or Engine Officer is required and tanker experience is preferred.
Cadetship is an opportunity of a lifetime to sail the seven seas — and you'll get paid to do it! You'll travel to exciting locales on routes that cross the entire globe. Main routes include:
• Arabian Gulf to United States West Coast
• Far East, Asia, and Australia
• Europe and the Black Sea
• West Africa to Gulf of Mexico
There are three cadetship tracks:
• Deck Cadet
• Engine Cadet
• Electrical Technical Cadet
Deck Cadet
As a deck cadet, you will assist with:
• Keeping a navigational watch at sea
• Mooring and unmooring in port
• Loading and discharging cargo in port
• Cargo tank preparation and inspection at sea
• Maintaining safety equipment onboard (such as lifeboats, life rafts, and firefighting appliances) and performing general upkeep of the ship (such as deck and cargo equipment maintenance)
Engine Cadet
As an engine cadet, you will operate and maintain the ship's machinery, including:
• Main engine (diesel or steam)
• Generators
• Cooling systems
• Control systems
• Hydraulics
• Pumps
• Air compressors
• Oil purifiers
• Distillation plant
• Overhaul large and small diesel engines
• Refrigeration systems
• Make new valve spindles on a lathe
• Weld broken pipes or tackle any other job needed to keep the ship operating
Electrical Technical Cadet
In addition to engine cadet training, you will:
• Operate and maintain electrical and electronic equipment
• Troubleshoot electronic control circuits on a switchboard
To apply, please send your Curriculum Vitae to [email protected].

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