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An opportunity has opened for a Chief Officer aboard a lng carrier working from Onslow, WA. We are looking for around 6 years of relevant sea time and a solid record of safe watchkeeping. Key Responsibilities: • Operate and maintain deck equipment aboard a lng 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/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) • Oil / Chemical / Gas Tanker Familiarization (STCW A-V/1-1-1) • Advanced Oil / Chemical / Gas Tanker Operations (STCW A-V/1-1-3) Additional Requirements: • Contract length: 4 months, plus or minus one month. • Joining Onslow on or around 3 December 2026. • Valid seafarer documentation for the flag state is required. Benefits & Perks: • Onboard internet allowance • Paid leave accrual on completion • Full medical and P&I cover for the contract • Return flights and joining expenses covered

Bowen Basin Transhipment has a vacancy for a Second Officer on an oil tanker based at Port Botany, NSW. We are looking for around 3 years of relevant sea time and a solid record of safe watchkeeping. Key Responsibilities: • Operate and maintain deck equipment aboard an oil tanker. • 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) • Oil / Chemical / Gas Tanker Familiarization (STCW A-V/1-1-1) • Advanced Oil / Chemical / Gas Tanker Operations (STCW A-V/1-1-3) Additional Requirements: • Contract length: 4 months, plus or minus one month. • Joining Port Botany on or around 16 October 2026. • Valid seafarer documentation for the flag state is required. Benefits & Perks: • Onboard internet allowance • Full medical and P&I cover for the contract • Paid leave accrual on completion • Company-funded certificate revalidation

We are recruiting a safety-focused Chief Engineer (MEC 1) for offshore supply vessel operations at Dampier, WA. The role suits someone with around 12 years in Australian commercial vessel operations who takes pride in safe, seamanlike work. Key Responsibilities: • Operate, monitor and maintain main and auxiliary machinery aboard an offshore supply vessel. • 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 Engineer Class 1 (AMSA MEC 1) • Senior First Aid (HLTAID011) (HLTAID011) Highly regarded: • Confined Space Entry 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: • Uniform and PPE supplied • Travel to and from the vessel arranged and paid • Predictable roster with even-time rotation • Superannuation paid on all ordinary hours

An opportunity has opened for a Master (less than 35m) Near Coastal aboard a tourism / dive vessel working from Airlie Beach, QLD. The role suits someone with around 4 years in Australian commercial vessel operations who takes pride in safe, seamanlike work. Key Responsibilities: • Operate and maintain deck equipment aboard a tourism / dive vessel. • 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: • 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 Master (less than 35m) Near Coastal (AMSA Master <35m NC) • 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: • Predictable roster with even-time rotation • Superannuation paid on all ordinary hours • Uniform and PPE supplied • Travel to and from the vessel arranged and paid

Botany Bay Crew Partners has a vacancy for a Marine Engineer Class 3 on an offshore supply vessel based at 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 an offshore supply vessel. • 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 Engineer Class 3 (AMSA MEC 3) • Senior First Aid (HLTAID011) (HLTAID011) Highly regarded: • High Risk Work Licence (dogging / rigging / EWP) • Free Fall Lifeboat Operator Additional Requirements: • Roster: even time 4 weeks on / 4 weeks off. • Right to live and work in Australia is required. • Pre-employment medical and drug and alcohol screening apply. Benefits & Perks: • Travel to and from the vessel arranged and paid • Employee assistance program • Ongoing training and ticket upgrade support • Superannuation paid on all ordinary hours

Kingfisher Straits Marine is seeking an experienced Marine Electrician / ETO to join our passenger ferry operations out of 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: • 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: • 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) • Electrical Licence (Grade A) or Marine Electro-Technical qualification (State electrical licence) • Senior First Aid (HLTAID011) (HLTAID011) Highly regarded: • Confined Space Entry 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: • Travel to and from the vessel arranged and paid • Superannuation paid on all ordinary hours • Uniform and PPE supplied • Predictable roster with even-time rotation