Make your mark in one of the most exciting areas of the maritime world. As a Salvage Officer, you’ll step into the action-packed field of marine salvage, supporting emergency response and wreck removal projects both on site and from our office.This is not your average job—ships can run into trouble anywhere, anytime, which means every day brings something new. You’ll be part of a close-knit, multidisciplinary team that mobilizes at a moment’s notice when a vessel is in distress. On site, you’ll help plan and carry out fast, effective salvage operations that protect lives, property, and the environment.This is not your average job—ships can run into trouble anywhere, anytime, which means every day brings something new. You’ll be part of a close-knit, multidisciplinary team that mobilizes quickly when a vessel is in distress. On site, you’ll help plan and carry out fast, effective salvage operations that protect the ship, its cargo and the environment.Your responsibilities as a salvage officer
In this role, you’ll be an essential part of our project teams—both behind the scenes and on the front line. Your key responsibilities include:Supporting salvage and wreck removal operations on site.Assisting in the development of recovery plans and operational procedures.Communicating with local authorities and stakeholders during active projects.Preparing detailed plans and procedures, acting as the vital link between the operations and planning teams.Contributing to tender submissions and project preparations with input on methodology and planning.Your qualities
You can make your mark as salvage officer if you have: A degree in Maritime Studies or a related field.A strong command of English, both written and spoken.Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.A flexible mindset—willing to work weekends and public holidays when needed (with overtime and allowances provided).A global mindset and readiness to travel internationally on short notice.