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An opportunity has opened for a Engine Room Hand aboard a multicat / workboat working from Darwin, NT. You will be part of a small crew where clear communication and a strong safety culture matter more than anything else. Key Responsibilities: • Operate, monitor and maintain main and auxiliary machinery aboard a multicat / workboat. • Work to the planned maintenance system and keep accurate engine room records. • Stand your assigned watch and carry out duties in line with the vessel safety management system. • Complete pre-departure and handover checks, and report defects, hazards and near misses promptly. • Take part in drills, toolbox talks and onboard training. Position Qualifications: • Maritime Security Identification Card (MSIC) (AusCheck / MTOFSA 2003) • AMSA Certificate of Medical Fitness (Marine Order 9) • Elements of Shipboard Safety (ESS) (AMSA NSCV Part D) • Senior First Aid (HLTAID011) (HLTAID011) Additional Requirements: • Roster: 5 weeks on / 5 weeks off. • Right to live and work in Australia is required. • Pre-employment medical and drug and alcohol screening apply. Benefits & Perks: • Predictable roster with even-time rotation • Ongoing training and ticket upgrade support • Travel to and from the vessel arranged and paid • Uniform and PPE supplied

We are recruiting a safety-focused Master for container ship operations at Fremantle, WA. You will join a multinational crew on a vessel trading to and from Australian ports. Key Responsibilities: • Operate and maintain deck equipment aboard a container ship. • Support mooring, towing and cargo or passenger operations as required. • Stand your assigned watch and carry out duties in line with the vessel safety management system. • Complete pre-departure and handover checks, and report defects, hazards and near misses promptly. • Take part in drills, toolbox talks and onboard training. Position Qualifications: • Seaman's Book (CDC) (MLC 2006) • Valid passport (—) • Seafarer medical fitness certificate (MLC A1.2) • Security Training with Designated Duties (STCW A-VI/6-2) • Certificate of Competency (STCW II/2) (STCW II/2) • Proficiency in Survival Craft & Rescue Boats (STCW A-VI/2) • Advanced Fire Fighting (STCW A-VI/3) • GMDSS General Operator Certificate (STCW A-IV/2) • Medical First Aid (STCW A-VI/4-1) • Medical Care on Board (STCW A-VI/4-2) • ARPA / Radar Navigation — Management (STCW A-II/2) • ECDIS type specific (IMO Model Course 1.27) • Bridge Team / Resource Management (IMO Model Course 1.22) • Ship Security Officer (STCW A-VI/5) Additional Requirements: • Contract length: 4 months, plus or minus one month. • Joining Fremantle on or around 21 October 2026. • Valid seafarer documentation for the flag state is required. Benefits & Perks: • Return flights and joining expenses covered • Paid leave accrual on completion • Full medical and P&I cover for the contract • Onboard internet allowance

We are recruiting a safety-focused Hospitality Crew / Cruise Attendant for passenger ferry operations at Airlie Beach, QLD. You will be part of a small crew where clear communication and a strong safety culture matter more than anything else. Key Responsibilities: • Prepare meals for crew and passengers to the published menu cycle. • Maintain galley hygiene, stores rotation and food safety records. • Stand your assigned watch and carry out duties in line with the vessel safety management system. • Complete pre-departure and handover checks, and report defects, hazards and near misses promptly. • Take part in drills, toolbox talks and onboard training. Position Qualifications: • Maritime Security Identification Card (MSIC) (AusCheck / MTOFSA 2003) • AMSA Certificate of Medical Fitness (Marine Order 9) • Elements of Shipboard Safety (ESS) (AMSA NSCV Part D) Highly regarded: • Passenger Safety and Crowd Management • Food Safety Supervisor certificate Additional Requirements: • Roster: 5 weeks on / 5 weeks off. • Right to live and work in Australia is required. • Pre-employment medical and drug and alcohol screening apply. Benefits & Perks: • Predictable roster with even-time rotation • Ongoing training and ticket upgrade support • Superannuation paid on all ordinary hours • Uniform and PPE supplied

We are recruiting a safety-focused Second Officer for bulk carrier operations at Gladstone, QLD. You will join a multinational crew on a vessel trading to and from Australian ports. Key Responsibilities: • Operate and maintain deck equipment aboard a bulk carrier. • Support mooring, towing and cargo or passenger operations as required. • Stand your assigned watch and carry out duties in line with the vessel safety management system. • Complete pre-departure and handover checks, and report defects, hazards and near misses promptly. • Take part in drills, toolbox talks and onboard training. Position Qualifications: • Seaman's Book (CDC) (MLC 2006) • Valid passport (—) • Seafarer medical fitness certificate (MLC A1.2) • Security Training with Designated Duties (STCW A-VI/6-2) • Certificate of Competency (STCW II/1) (STCW II/1) • Proficiency in Survival Craft & Rescue Boats (STCW A-VI/2) • Advanced Fire Fighting (STCW A-VI/3) • GMDSS General Operator Certificate (STCW A-IV/2) • Medical Care on Board (STCW A-VI/4-2) • ARPA / Radar Navigation — Operational (STCW A-II/1) • ECDIS type specific (IMO Model Course 1.27) • Bridge Team / Resource Management (IMO Model Course 1.22) Additional Requirements: • Contract length: 5 months, plus or minus one month. • Joining Gladstone on or around 15 October 2026. • Valid seafarer documentation for the flag state is required. Benefits & Perks: • Paid leave accrual on completion • Onboard internet allowance • Full medical and P&I cover for the contract • Company-funded certificate revalidation

An opportunity has opened for a Marine Engine Driver Grade 1 aboard an aquaculture workboat working from Devonport, TAS. You will be part of a small crew where clear communication and a strong safety culture matter more than anything else. Key Responsibilities: • Operate, monitor and maintain main and auxiliary machinery aboard an aquaculture workboat. • Work to the planned maintenance system and keep accurate engine room records. • Stand your assigned watch and carry out duties in line with the vessel safety management system. • Complete pre-departure and handover checks, and report defects, hazards and near misses promptly. • Take part in drills, toolbox talks and onboard training. Position Qualifications: • Maritime Security Identification Card (MSIC) (AusCheck / MTOFSA 2003) • AMSA Certificate of Medical Fitness (Marine Order 9) • Certificate of Safety Training (CoST) (AMSA / STCW A-VI/1) • AMSA Marine Engine Driver Grade 1 (AMSA MED 1) • Senior First Aid (HLTAID011) (HLTAID011) Additional Requirements: • Roster: 2 weeks on / 2 weeks off. • Right to live and work in Australia is required. • Pre-employment medical and drug and alcohol screening apply. Benefits & Perks: • Superannuation paid on all ordinary hours • Travel to and from the vessel arranged and paid • Employee assistance program • Predictable roster with even-time rotation

Hunter Harbour Marine is seeking an experienced Electro-Technical Officer to join our bulk carrier operations out of Newcastle, NSW. We are looking for around 8 years of relevant sea time and a solid record of safe watchkeeping. Key Responsibilities: • Maintain and fault-find electrical, control and automation systems. • Support planned maintenance on switchboards, generators and navigation equipment. • Stand your assigned watch and carry out duties in line with the vessel safety management system. • Complete pre-departure and handover checks, and report defects, hazards and near misses promptly. • Take part in drills, toolbox talks and onboard training. Position Qualifications: • Seaman's Book (CDC) (MLC 2006) • Valid passport (—) • Seafarer medical fitness certificate (MLC A1.2) • Security Training with Designated Duties (STCW A-VI/6-2) • Certificate of Competency (STCW III/6) (STCW III/6) • Basic Safety Training (STCW A-VI/1) • Proficiency in Survival Craft & Rescue Boats (STCW A-VI/2) Additional Requirements: • Contract length: 6 months, plus or minus one month. • Joining Newcastle on or around 5 October 2026. • Valid seafarer documentation for the flag state is required. Benefits & Perks: • Return flights and joining expenses covered • Paid leave accrual on completion • Full medical and P&I cover for the contract • Onboard internet allowance