THIRD OFFICER (SABAHANS

The 3rd Officer is responsible for assisting the Chief Officer and Master in the safe navigation, watchkeeping, and deck operations of the vessel. The officer supports the implementation of safety procedures and assists in cable-laying operations in accordance with company policies and international maritime regulations. Key Responsibilities Maintain a safe navigational watch at sea and in port as assigned by the Master. Assist with passage planning, chart corrections, navigational publications, and voyage documentation. Monitor navigational equipment, including radar, ECDIS, GPS, AIS, and communication systems. Assist in the preparation and execution of cable-laying operations, ensuring compliance with operational procedures. Support deck operations, including mooring, anchoring, and cargo or equipment handling. Assist in the maintenance and inspection of lifesaving appliances (LSA) and firefighting equipment (FFE), as assigned. Conduct routine safety inspections and participate in onboard safety drills and emergency response exercises. Maintain accurate navigational records, logbooks, checklists, and other required documentation. Ensure compliance with SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, COLREGs, ISM Code, and company safety procedures. Coordinate with the bridge team, deck crew, and relevant departments to ensure safe vessel operations. Assist with permit-to-work procedures, risk assessments, toolbox meetings, and safe working practices. Support DP operations when applicable and when appropriately trained and assigned. Qualifications and Requirements Valid Officer of the Watch (OOW) Certificate of Competency appropriate to the vessel's flag-state requirements. Valid STCW certificates, medical fitness certificate, passport, and Seafarer's Book/CDC. Previous experience as a 3rd Officer on offshore vessels or cable-laying vessels is preferred. Good knowledge of bridge watchkeeping, navigation, COLREGs, and maritime safety procedures. Familiarity with ECDIS, radar, and other bridge navigation equipment. Good communication and documentation skills in English. Ability to work effectively as part of a multinational crew and follow company procedures. All mandatory certificates and travel documents must be valid. Preferred Experience Previous experience on Cable Lay Vessels (CLV), offshore construction vessels, or other specialized offshore vessels. Familiarity with DP operations and offshore working environments is an advantage. Experience supporting subsea cable installation or marine construction activities is preferred.

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