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Marine Pilot (Port of Cork)


published on 6 May 2022 641 -

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Cork Pilots
Cork, Ireland
Marine Pilot

The Port of Cork Company, as the Pilotage Authority for the Cork Harbour, invites interest from suitably qualified persons to be included on a panel of approved applicants for Marine Pilots’ Licences to pilot vessels in the Cork Pilotage District.

 

The applicant 

You will have 8+ years relevant experience at sea and will have acted as Master or First Mate of a vessel for at least six months. You will possess a valid Certificate of Competency as Master/Chief Officer (500 to 3000 GT) with no area restrictions as prescribed in the STCW 95 Regulation II/2. 


  • Your existing background will already give you the broad base required to be a success in the role and your recent experience will make you an ideal candidate. 


  • You will be an integral part of the Pilotage team and this varied role will contribute strongly to the development and delivery of the Port of Cork Pilotage service. An attractive remuneration package is on offer for the right candidate. 

If you are experienced and ambitious and take pride and ownership of your work, have excellent attention to detail, IT skills and want to be part of our exciting future this is the role for you. 

Please forward your confidential CV and a covering letter giving full details of experience to arrive not later than 12.00 noon on Wednesday 11th May 2022.

Cork, Ireland
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