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How Your Facial Expression in a CV Photo Affects Perceived Competence

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When the Storm is Inside You: the Problem that is not Talked About - Suicidal Tendencies at Sea.

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From STCW to Smart Ships: Where Seafarers Train in Greece – Part 5

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Volodymyr *****

Last update: 12.02.2014 18:00

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Position applied for: 2nd Engineer

Date of birth:***** (age: 64)

Citizenship:Ukraine

Country of residence:Ukraine

City of residence:Sevastopol

Permanent address:*****

Contact Tel. No:*****

E-Mail:*****

U.S. visa:No

E.U. visa:No

Ukrainian biometric
international passport:Not specified

Date available from:20.01.2014

English knowledge:Poor

Minimum salary:2,500 $ per month

Sea service:

Position:	From / To:	Vessel name:	Vessel type:	DWT:	ME type:	ME power:	Flag:	Shipowner:	Crewing:
2nd Engineer	30.04.2013 - 19.10.2013	*****	General Cargo	3246	Skoda 6L27,5IIIPN	2x700 BHP	Moldova	*****	*****
2nd Engineer	31.07.2012 - 01.10.2012	*****	Tug Boat	1179	Sulzer 8ASL25D	2x1740 BHP	Russia	*****	*****
2nd Engineer	11.09.2005 - 29.07.2012	*****	Auxilary Naval Ships	208	7D6	2x150 BHP	Russia	*****	*****
2nd Engineer	01.09.2004 - 10.09.2005	*****	Dry Cargo	4200	8fp30/38	2x1768 BHP	Russia	*****	*****
3rd Engineer	16.05.1997 - 31.08.2004	*****	Dry Cargo	4200	8fp30/38	2x1768 BHP	Russia	*****	*****
2nd Engineer	08.04.1993 - 15.05.1997	*****	Cable laying vessel	5913	Wartsila 814TK	5x1000 BHP	Russia	*****	*****
3rd Engineer	22.04.1987 - 07.04.1993	*****	Cable laying vessel	5913	Wartsila 814TK	5x1000 BHP	Russia	*****	*****
3rd Engineer	14.02.1983 - 21.04.1987	*****	Crane vessel	1000	7D6	4x150 BHP	Russia	*****	*****

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