Yacht engineer CV.

Engine room. Tonnage, kilowatts and the systems you have actually had your hands inside.

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Which job are you going for?

WHAT A CAPTAIN LOOKS FOR

  • GT AND KW ON EVERY BOAT

    GT and kW are the two numbers that size an engine room. They go on every vessel line, not buried in a summary.

  • SYSTEMS, NAMED

    HVAC, watermakers, propulsion, hydraulics. An engineer is hired on the systems they have had hands inside, so the CV names them.

  • YARD AND SURVEY

    Refits delivered, surveys passed, defects closed. A yard period with outcomes is the strongest line on an engineer's page.

THE TICKETS THAT MATTER

Picked from the real ladder, dated, and set where agents look.

AEC 1 and 2, MEOL(SV), EOOW, Chief Engineer, HV.

What a engineer actually needs: the certificates, the sea time and how long each one lasts.

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