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Latest Maritime and Offshore Industry Jobs: Week of 24 – 31 March 2012
Heaps of new jobs posted on gCaptain over the past few days… get ’em while they’re hot folks…
Ships Operations Officer – Chief Mate – Galveston
Port Captain / Marine Superintendent – Houston
Marine Manager – Tanker or LNG – New Orleans
Assistant Port Manager – Fort Lauderdale
Government Contracts Bunker Broker – San Diego
Senior Port Engineer – New York
Marine Business Development Manager – US
Vice President, Marine Operations – Philadelphia
Assistant Project Manager – WA
Marine Operations Manager – Annapolis
Marine Engineer- Ocearch Shark Hunter Vessel – Jacksonville
Regional Manager – Service – Houston
EMD Diesel Service Engineer – Miami
Ship Structure Engineer – London
Process and Logistics Analyst – Orange County, CA
Plan Approval – Offshore Drilling – Houston
Classification Engineering Review – Hamburg, Germany
Marine Operations Advisor – Houston
Senior Project Engineer: FPSO, LNG, FSU – US
Sr. Naval Architect – LNG – Houston
Vice President, Technical – Fort Lauderdale
Plus over 150 more posted on the gCaptain Job Board
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