Dock Operator

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Summary

The Dock Operator is part of a proactive team responsible for the safe docking and undocking of vessels. The role includes operating and maintaining dock systems such as pumps, generators, and piping. Daily duties involve technical maintenance, minor repairs, and keeping the work area clean and safe. A technical background, hands-on mindset, and flexibility in working hours are essential for this position.

Description

The Dock Operator, together with the dock service team responsible for docking and undocking ships, forms an active and proactive maintenance team to ensure the optimal use of the shipyard's facilities.

The purpose of the role is to maintain and operate the pumping systems of the docks and the associated piping and valves.

About the client

The client is an organization that operates a diverse fleet and requires reliable, high-quality maritime support. They focus on efficiency, safety, and long-term vessel performance. To maintain uninterrupted operations, they seek partners capable of delivering timely maintenance, repairs, and technical expertise, ensuring their vessels remain fully operational and ready for deployment whenever needed.

To demand

  • You hold a technical/maritime vocational (MBO) diploma
  • You possess a valid VCA safety certificate, or want to obtain one
  • You have experience in a similar technical role, such as maintenance of technical installations
  • You have a forklift certificate (preferred)
  • Experience at welding
  • You are not afraid to get your hands dirty
  • You are flexible and willing to work day, evening, and weekend shifts

What we offer

  • A market-based salary
  • Contract on a temporary (agency) basis
  • Evening and weekend shift allowances
  • Varied and diverse work in an international environment
  • A high level of independence and responsibility
  • A good dose of humor, team spirit, and great colleagues