Crewing agencies in Germany

6 companies hire seafarers: 1 agency and 5 shipowners. 3 of them are hiring now, with 16 open vacancies on the platform.

  • 144 vacancies in the last 90 days

Companies that work on the platform come first, then by the number of open vacancies. This is not a rating.

Hamburg

2 companies

Berlin

1 company

Who is hiring in Germany

Vacancies of the companies in the last 90 days

  • Chief Engineer28
  • Electro-Technical Officer (ETO)26
  • Second Engineer / 2nd Engineer22
  • Chief Officer / Chief Mate17
  • Third Officer / 3rd Mate9
  • Third Engineer / 3rd Engineer9

Vessels: general cargo ships (45), container ships (34), chemical tankers (21), bulk carriers (16), ro-ro and car carriers (11)

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Questions and answers

How many crewing agencies are there in Germany?

The list has 6 companies in Germany: 1 agency and 5 shipowners. 3 of them are hiring now, 16 open vacancies.

Which seafarers are most in demand in Germany?

In the last 90 days: Chief Engineer (28), Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) (26), Second Engineer / 2nd Engineer (22), Chief Officer / Chief Mate (17), Third Officer / 3rd Mate (9). Vessels: general cargo ships (45), container ships (34), chemical tankers (21), bulk carriers (16), ro-ro and car carriers (11).

Do seafarers pay for job placement?

No. Under the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC 2006, Standard A1.4) seafarers do not pay for recruitment or placement.

How do I contact a company?

General company contacts (office phone, email and website) are on the company page, each with its source and the date of the check. The recruiter’s contacts for a vacancy are on the vacancy page, behind the Contacts button.

Is this your company?

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Data as of 08/10/2026 · updated daily · the country is where the company is registered or has its office

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