Chief Engineer: seafarer CVs
Rynda Crewing holds 48 profiles for Chief Engineer. Median sea service – 3 years. 43 available right now.
Wage expectations
Half of the group expects between $3,451 and $10,275 per month. Based on 24 profiles with a stated rate.
Group experience
Sea service
- under 3 years23ppl
- 3 – 10 years23ppl
- over 10 years1ppl
Vessel types
- General Cargo Ship18ppl
- Oil Tanker15ppl
- Bulk Carrier15ppl
- Container Ship12ppl
- Chemical Tanker10ppl
- Gas Tanker3ppl
Vessel tonnage
- under 20,000 DWT30ppl
- 20 – 50k DWT26ppl
- 50 – 100k DWT15ppl
- over 100k DWT10ppl
Main engine experience
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Open vacancies for this position
409 live vacancies for Chief Engineer – from direct shipowners and crewing companies.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a chief engineer cost?
Chief Engineer candidates in the Rynda Crewing database mostly expect $3,451 to $10,275 per month, with a typical expectation of $9,500. Based on 24 profiles that state a wage.
How many specialists are available and how soon can they join?
The database holds 48 Chief Engineer profiles, 43 of them available right now. The contract length they expect starts at 3 months.
What vessel types have these specialists worked on?
Most often – General Cargo Ship, Oil Tanker, Bulk Carrier. By tonnage: under 20,000 DWT – 30, 20 – 50k DWT – 26, 50 – 100k DWT – 15, over 100k DWT – 10.
Which documents does a Chief Engineer need?
The full list of diplomas and certificates for this position is on the seafarer documents page: https://crewing.rynda.io/en/documents/chief-engineer.