Chief Cook jobs – Worldwide

10 live vacancies in this section, salaries from $2,550 per month (median; range $2,000 – $3,300). Direct shipowners and crewing agencies, updated daily.

Section in numbers

Open vacancies
10
Wage
median $2,550 per month, range $2,000 – $3,300 (from 7 vacancies with a stated rate)
Contract length
median 3 months, values run from 1 to 7 (from 10 vacancies on this page that state a term)
Vessel types
Oil Tanker (4), Bulk Carrier (1), Chemical Tanker (1) (from 10 vacancies on this page with a vessel stated)
Required documents
Seaman's Identity Document (SID), International Passport, Seaman's Book, Medical Fitness Certificate (STCW I, Ship's Cook Certificate and 4 more Documents for this position

Counted from catalogue postings at the moment this page was opened. Final terms are set by the employer.

Frequently asked questions

How much do vacancies for Chief Cook in Worldwide pay?

The median offer in the catalogue is $2,550 per month, the range runs from $2,000 to $3,300. Calculated from 7 vacancies with a stated rate; amounts are converted to US dollars per month.

How long is the contract for Chief Cook in Worldwide?

The median is 3 months, values run from 1 to 7. Counted from 10 vacancies on this page that state a term. Extension and rotation are agreed by each company separately.

What vessel types are hiring for Chief Cook in Worldwide?

Most often Oil Tanker (4), Bulk Carrier (1), Chemical Tanker (1); the number in brackets is the vacancy count. Counted from 10 vacancies on this page with a vessel stated.

Which documents are required for Chief Cook in Worldwide?

The required set per the platform catalogue: Seaman's Identity Document (SID); International Passport; Seaman's Book; Medical Fitness Certificate (STCW I; Ship's Cook Certificate; Personal Medical Book; Basic Safety Training (STCW VI; Security Awareness Training for All Seafarers (STCW A-VI; Food Safety in Catering (Level 2, MLC A3.2). The full list with normative references is on the position documents page.

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