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Experienced professional seafarers are needed ashore in many kinds of maritime establishments: ship owner's, operator's, and management companies; insurance and surveying companies; stevedoring companies, law firms, ship brokers, port authorities, shipyards, government agencies, classification societies, etc. In fact the term "land based maritime job" is somewhat contradictory, isn't it? What it really means is the kind of employment where a certain position requires actual marine-maritime work experience ( mostly onboard ). When the position is "land based" it merely means you are not signed on a ship as crew / officer ( seaman ). In other words, you more often than not, probably sleep at home or at least in a hotel room. Some positions do require travel, like marine superintendents and surveyors, who mainly do their work onboard - although in port or at an anchorage. Just writing the final sentences in their reports only at the office. Now in 2009 there is an International shortage and high demand for technical superintendents. Many maritime professionals expect the demand to lessen later in 2009 so may be now is the time to take the step ashore. Other positions are then again regular office work ( 9 to 5 hours ), like lawyers, brokers, personnel officers, etc. These are, however, considerably more stressful than a seaman's work. The 2nd officer's work onboard is the most restful job I can imagine. We should, however be aware, that all the time / every day writing, reading, hearing about the Economic Crisis can create a self-fulfilling prognosis. As long as nobody comes forward with stories about those companies that still are running full speed with no problems the situation of course looks gloomy. But all companies all over the world do not have economical problems. Please note 1: Jobs Available are changing all the time. I recommend you come back every one to two weeks and check job listings. Positions listed indicate the kind of jobs one usually finds on each website. Go to the job listings on each website below and check for new opportunities. It's very easy if you add this page to your "Favourites" (IE) or "Bookmarks" (Firefox). Please note 2: When the recruiting agent have an on-line application form, you must use it - if you don't, your application goes straight into the waste basket. Please note 3: None of the listed recruiting agents on this page asks for any placement fee - neither in advance nor later. Please note 4: Every link on this page opens in a new window. If your "Pop-up killer" is too efficient it can also stop new windows. When this happens, please press "Ctrl" and click on the link you want.
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