Available Jobs
Deck Department
Master (Captain)
The highest-ranking officer on a ship, the master (captain) is in charge of crew management, navigation, safety, and overall ship operation. They guarantee safe travel, adherence to the law, and prompt emergency assistance. At SeaZone, we help seasoned officers land captain positions with reputable maritime firms across the globe. Sail with dignity and leadership!
Chief Officer (First Mate)
After the captain, the Chief Officer (First Mate) is in charge of the ship’s daily maintenance, deck crew, safety equipment, and cargo operations. They are essential for emergency preparedness and navigation. SeaZone helps skilled officers confidently progress their maritime careers by connecting them to excellent worldwide prospects.
Chief Officer (Second Mate)
Navigation, chart work, and bridge watchkeeping are the main responsibilities of the second officer, also known as the second mate. They maintain all navigational equipment and make sure the ship stays on route safely. At SeaZone, we assist licensed second officers in obtaining reliable assignments on foreign ships, fostering their advancement to senior maritime positions.
Third Officer (Third Mate)
The Third Officer, also known as the Third Mate, is responsible for lifeboats and safety equipment and assists with navigation and bridge watch duties. They support senior officers in day-to-day operations and emergency drills. SeaZone helps qualified Third Officers find reliable work placements on foreign ships, opening the door to career advancement at sea.
Deck Cadet (Trainee Officer)
In the merchant navy, prospective officers begin their careers as Deck Cadets (Trainee Officers). Under the supervision of senior officers, they acquire knowledge of ship operations, safety, and navigation. To help cadets start their nautical life with confidence and genuine opportunities, SeaZone provides DG Shipping-approved training, placement assistance, and trusted mentoring.
Bosun (Boatswain)
The senior crew member on deck, known as the Bosun (Boatswain), is in charge of overseeing the deck crew and making sure maintenance is completed effectively. Bosuns are essential to ship maintenance, handling anything from ropes and anchors to painting and repairs. SeaZone assists seasoned seafarers in locating the best Bosun employment openings worldwide.
Able Seaman
A competent member of the deck crew, an able seaman (AB) is in charge of ship maintenance, steering, lookout work, and helping with cargo operations. They are essential to maintaining the effectiveness and safety of regular ship operations. Certified ABs can find verified positions on cargo, tanker, and cruise ships all around the world with SeaZone.
Ordinary Seaman
Under the direction of more experienced seafarers, an Ordinary Seaman (OS) is a lower-level deck crew member who helps with ship maintenance, cleaning, lookout responsibilities, and mooring operations. It is a prerequisite for becoming an Able Seaman. SeaZone assists prospective OS candidates with training and placement aboard respectable ships worldwide.
Engine Department
Chief Engineer
As the Chief Engineer’s right-hand man, the Second Engineer is responsible for managing fuel, maintaining equipment, and running the engine room on a daily basis.They over-see junior engineers and maintain that the technical systems of the vessel function smoothly. SeaZone connects experienced Second Engineers to well-paying jobs on merchant vessels, tankers, and offshore vessels globally.
Second Engineer
The senior crew member on deck, known as the Bosun (Boatswain), is in charge of overseeing the deck crew and making sure maintenance is completed effectively. Bosuns are essential to ship maintenance, handling anything from ropes and anchors to painting and repairs. SeaZone assists seasoned seafarers in locating the best Bosun employment openings worldwide.
Third Engineer
The Third Engineer is responsible for the upkeep of certain machinery such as boilers, fuel systems, and auxiliary engines. They also support senior engineers during routine operations and provide technical hassle-free operations on board. SeaZone assists trained marine engineers to secure Third Engineer roles on cargo vessels, cruise ships, oil tankers, and others worldwide.
Fourth Engineer
The Fourth Engineer is in charge of maintaining and running equipment like generators, purifiers, air compressors, and other auxiliary systems onboard. They are one of the entry-level officers within the engine department that support the engine room crew. SeaZone assists prospective marine engineers in getting Fourth Engineer positions on foreign ships.
Engine Cadet (Trainee Engineer)
The Trainee Engineer / Engine Cadet is a new graduate or fresh entrant acquiring practical experience in the engine department. They are trained by experienced engineers in the working, maintenance, and safety procedures of shipboard machinery. SeaZone links prospective Engine Cadets with DG Shipping-accredited training courses and overseas placements to kickstart their seafaring careers.
Electrical Officer / Electro-Technical Officer (ETO)
The Electrical Officer / Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) oversees all onboard electrical and electronic equipment, from power supply to navigation systems, communications tools, and controls. ETOs keep it all running efficiently and safely. We at SeaZone assist you with certified ETO programs and link you to vetted shipping companies for high-paying international jobs.
Fitter
A Ship Fitter is an important person who maintains and repairs metal structures, pipelines, and engine room machinery parts. They assist engineers to make sure that all mechanical equipment runs safely and smoothly. SeaZone facilitates interested Fitters to join DG Shipping-approved courses and helps them get placed in domestic as well as overseas maritime jobs.
Motorman / Oiler
A Motorman / Oiler supports the engineering staff in maintaining and running the machinery of the ship’s engine room. His responsibilities are to lubricate engine components, check equipment, and assist in repairing or replacing parts for easy vessel operation. Here at SeaZone, we facilitate candidates through training from approved marine institutes and arrange placements on cargo vessels, tankers, and offshore vessels in India and overseas, respectively.
Wiper
A Wiper is the starting job in a ship’s engine department. They perform cleaning, upkeep, and simple tasks in the engine room under the guidance of senior members. The job is suitable for new starters looking to begin a maritime career. SeaZone assists prospective wipers with STCW and GP Rating course registration and introduces them to registered maritime schools and placement arrangements on cargo vessels, tankers, and other ships.
Kitchen Department
Chief Cook
The Chief Cook oversees kitchen operations, maintaining high standards of meal preparation and cleanliness. They are in charge of inventory, coordinating staff, and designing healthy menus. Experienced in cooking methods and leading teams, they ensure prompt service, keeping the clean, safe kitchen while pleasing customers with excellent food daily.
General Steward (GS)
The General Steward ensures cleanliness and tidiness of dining and living spaces onboard. They provide support during meal service, handle supplies, and facilitate guest comfort. Exhibiting great attention to detail and hospitality skills, they establish a warm atmosphere, facilitating smooth day-to-day operations within the ship’s hospitality division.