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Re: Marine Engineering Aspirants And Practitioners: Any Future? by Nitta08(f): 1:57am On May 28, 2017
Please what happened to this thread?
Is there any other that discusses marine jobs in Nigeria?
Re: Marine Engineering Aspirants And Practitioners: Any Future? by tck2000(m): 8:20pm On Oct 22, 2019
[quote author=oniji post=10116079]Wao! what a nice discussion Marine Engineering is a rewardable career for those youth who does not mind the foot to get wet in occean.
A cash boom career that dependable when it comes to rolling dollars especially if u're lucky to work on oil rigs or FPSO platform or floating vessel no wonder Big Guys in the field changing cars/house like papers pulling their crowd in their varoius territory.
My name is Olawale Adeola after my first degree in Mechanical Engineering from FUTA, I worked in schulumberger for 2years before I left for UK to study Marine engineering after graduated I was lucky to work in one of Chevron Oil field in Houston I proceed to aquired my OOW Certification to qualified to act as an officer on board thereafter I got a job as technical Superintendent Engineer in Qarta GAS coy to be honest lot of money!!
Recently, I've finally settle down because of my children and wife now I'm working fleet tracking officer for Canadian transport and coaster agency
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Re: Marine Engineering Aspirants And Practitioners: Any Future? by OmayieHenry(m): 10:01am On Jan 20, 2022
iKoksi:


Nice one Sir,
For Class 1 & 2 CoC upgrade with MCA you'll still need to do written exams on Engineering Knowledge (General, Naval Architecture & Electrics), then specific; Motor or Steam or Combined.

like you said, MSc, BSc/HND are all just 'added' mostly for shore-side jobs.

Example: Minimum Requirement for a Technical Superintendent is a Class 1 CoC (Chief Engineer)...
Minimum Requirement for an Assistant Technical Superintendent is a Class 2 CoC (1st or 2nd Engineer)...
This is true for at least 85% of companies employing.

As a Chief Engineer without a degree you'll get an unbelievable job plus 5 times the salary of a bank Manager with PhD! grin

So i'll say for intending marine engineers, get required seatime, go for CoC first (Oron, Ghana, Egypt, Singapore, UK....pending on ur pocket), while getting the sea experience which is vital, do BSc, Master as part time, fix exams during ur leave, dont waste time!

but please note i understand NIMASA (with Oron) only offers Limited CoC for now, i'm not very sure of this, i did mine everything in d uk.

Boss please send me your contact. I need some information about coc
Re: Marine Engineering Aspirants And Practitioners: Any Future? by OmayieHenry(m): 10:12am On Jan 20, 2022
[quote author=tck2000 post=83375331][/quote]

Good and inspiring. Please help me with your contacts sir
Re: Marine Engineering Aspirants And Practitioners: Any Future? by chiboy441(m): 3:28pm On Sep 14, 2022
OmayieHenry:


Good and inspiring. Please help me with your contacts sir

You can simply send message via narialand profile, and then the person will reply from there
Re: Marine Engineering Aspirants And Practitioners: Any Future? by princenonye: 3:06pm On Feb 02, 2023
[quote author=tck2000 post=83375331][/quote]
Good afternoon sir. am interested in starting a career of becoming a seafarer. i will be glad if i can connect with you via email or no.

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