2nd Officer Vitaliy, Odesa. Seafarers' CV
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Maritime Medical Examination in Georgia Without a Queue. Special Conditions for Seafarers from Ukraine, Russia and Belarus

25 years of experience, P&I Club certificates, yellow fever vaccination, special offers for seafarers from other countries: transfer service, accommodation search, discounts on certificates in partner training centers, employment assistance through Georgian crewing companies.

Sea, Separation and Sexuality: What Happens to a Seafarer During a Long Voyage.

When people speak about the psychological challenges of working at sea, they usually think of stress, fatigue, sleep disturbances and loneliness. The intimate side of a long voyage is discussed far less often. Yet sexuality is not merely a matter of physiology. It is influenced by a person’s emotional state, their relationship with a partner, prolonged separation and the eventual return home.


How Your Facial Expression in a CV Photo Affects Perceived Competence

Psychologists, HR professionals, and nonverbal communication researchers have long studied how facial expressions in photos shape the perception of a person as competent, trustworthy, and right for the job.

The key finding is clear: people form first impressions of a candidate in a fraction of a second, and facial expression has a major impact on how professional they appear.

From STCW to Smart Ships: Where Seafarers Train in Greece – Part 5
Greece is one of the key countries in the global maritime industry, home to a large concentration of shipowners, crewing companies, and training centers for seafarers.
That's why we've dedicated a separate feature to Greek maritime training centers—places where seafarers can complete their training, renew certificates, and gain new knowledge, including in the areas of smart ships and emerging technologies.




Vitaliy *****

Vitaliy *****

Last update: 03.09.2014 09:46
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Position applied for: 2nd Officer
Date of birth:***** (age: 39)
Citizenship:Ukraine
Country of residence:Ukraine
City of residence:Odesa
Permanent address:*****
Contact Tel. No:*****
E-Mail:*****
U.S. visa:No
E.U. visa:No
Ukrainian biometric
international passport:
Not specified
Date available from:03.09.2014
English knowledge:Good
Minimum salary:3,300 $ per month

General details:

DocumentNumberPlace of issueDate of expiry
Seaman’s passport*****UKRAINE27.04.2015
Tourist passport*****UKRAINE31.12.2016

Certificates:

TypeNumberPlace of issueDate of expiry
DEEP SEA NAVIGATOR*****UKRAINE31.12.2016
DEEP SEA NAVIGATOR ENDORSMENT*****UKRAINE31.12.2016
GMDSS GENERAL OPERATOR*****UKRAINE31.12.2016
GMDSS GENERAL OPERATOR ENDORSMENT*****UKRAINE31.12.2016
YELLOW FEVER*****UKRAINE19.01.2016
BASIC SAFETY TRAINING*****UKRAINE20.01.2017
MEDICAL CARE*****UKRAINE15.03.2017
ADVANCED FIRE FIGHTING*****UKRAINE25.01.2017
SURVIVAL CRAFT AND RESCUE BOATS*****UKRAINE23.01.2017
FAST RESCUE BOATS*****UKRAINE29.07.2015
RADAR NAVIGATION - MANAGEMENT LEVEL*****UKRAINE16.03.2017
ECDIS*****UKRAINE27.01.2017
DANGEROUS GOODS*****UKRAINE26.01.2017
SHIP HANDLING ARRANGEMENTS*****UKRAINE15.03.2017
SHIP*****UKRAINE18.04.2018
SHIP SECURITY OFFICER*****UKRAINE19.04.2018


Sea service:

Position:From / To:Vessel name:Vessel type:DWT:Flag:Shipowner:Crewing:
2nd Officer 16.06.2013
- 12.02.2014
*****Bulk Carrier74107CYPRUS**********
2nd Officer 10.05.2012
- 03.02.2013
*****Bulk Carrier87340CYPRUS**********
2nd Officer 18.05.2011
- 21.12.2011
*****Bulk Carrier87340CYPRUS**********
2nd Officer 21.11.2010
- 24.01.2011
*****Bulk Carrier50000BAHAMAS**********
2nd Officer 26.05.2009
- 23.11.2009
*****Bulk Carrier42000MALTA**********
2nd Officer 16.02.2008
- 10.07.2008
*****General Cargo6500PANAMA**********






 
 

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