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Anton *****

Last update: 21.08.2014 10:09

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Position applied for: 2nd Officer

Date of birth:***** (age: 40)

Citizenship:Ukraine

Country of residence:Ukraine

City of residence:Sevastopol

Contact Tel. No:*****

E-Mail:*****

U.S. visa:No

E.U. visa:No

Ukrainian biometric
international passport:Not specified

Date available from:22.08.2014

English knowledge:Good

Minimum salary:3,000 $ per month

Sea service:

Position:	From / To:	Vessel name:	Vessel type:	DWT:	ME type:	ME power:	Flag:	Shipowner:	Crewing:
2nd Officer	27.05.2014 - 27.07.2014	*****	DSV - Diving Support Vessel	936			St.Vincent&Grenadine	*****	*****
2nd Officer	03.03.2014 - 14.04.2014	*****	DSV - Diving Support Vessel	936			St.Vincent&Grenadine	*****	*****
2nd Officer	08.11.2013 - 05.12.2013	*****	Anchor Handling Tug Supply	786				*****	*****
2nd Officer	25.07.2013 - 02.11.2013	*****	Anchor Handling Tug Supply	2723				*****	*****
Able Seaman	07.02.2013 - 25.05.2013	*****	DSV - Diving Support Vessel	1404				*****	*****
Able Seaman	18.06.2012 - 17.12.2012	*****	DSV - Diving Support Vessel	1404				*****	*****
Able Seaman	14.10.2011 - 17.06.2012	*****	Anchor Handling Tug Supply	2723				*****	*****
Able Seaman	16.06.2011 - 16.09.2011	*****	DSV - Diving Support Vessel	1404				*****	*****
Able Seaman	25.03.2011 - 31.05.2011	*****	Crane vessel	2105				*****	*****
Able Seaman	15.02.2011 - 24.03.2011	*****	Crane vessel	778				*****	*****
Ordinary Seaman	11.10.2009 - 19.03.2010	*****	General Cargo	1836	B&W	2x700 BHP	St. Vincent	*****	*****

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