Officer of the Watch (OOW): seafarer CVs
Rynda Crewing holds 26 profiles for Officer of the Watch (OOW). Median sea service – 1.3 years. 19 available right now.
Group experience
Sea service
- under 3 years20ppl
- 3 – 10 years4ppl
Vessel types
- General Cargo Ship12ppl
- Reefer Ship3ppl
- Fishing Vessel/Seiner3ppl
- Ferry/Ro-Pax2ppl
- Oil Tanker2ppl
- Support Vessel2ppl
Vessel tonnage
- under 20,000 DWT21ppl
- 20 – 50k DWT3ppl
- 50 – 100k DWT2ppl
- over 100k DWT2ppl
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Open vacancies for this position
4 live vacancies for Officer of the Watch (OOW) – from direct shipowners and crewing companies.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a officer of the watch (oow) cost?
The typical wage expectation for a Officer of the Watch (OOW) is $1,000 per month, based on 4 profiles that state a rate.
How many specialists are available and how soon can they join?
The database holds 26 Officer of the Watch (OOW) profiles, 19 of them available right now. The contract length they expect starts at 2 months.
What vessel types have these specialists worked on?
Most often – General Cargo Ship, Reefer Ship, Fishing Vessel/Seiner. By tonnage: under 20,000 DWT – 21, 20 – 50k DWT – 3, 50 – 100k DWT – 2, over 100k DWT – 2.
Which documents does a Officer of the Watch (OOW) need?
The full list of diplomas and certificates for this position is on the seafarer documents page: https://crewing.rynda.io/en/documents/officer-of-the-watch-oow.