Jobs at Columbia Shipmanagement

Serves as First Officer Navigation aboard a passenger vessel, standing bridge watches, conducting voyage and environmental planning, maintaining navigation charts and equipment records, monitoring communications and GMDSS systems, and ensuring safe navigation, security, and regulatory compliance. Requires polar waters certification and proven experience sailing in ice and polar waters. The role follows a three-month onboard and three-month vacation rotation, beginning October 2026.

Provides nursing and administrative support aboard a cruise vessel, assisting doctors with examinations, treatments, emergencies, pharmacy management, medical documentation, infection control, hygiene inspections, equipment maintenance, vaccinations, safety drills, and medical disembarkations. Maintains supplies, checklists, first-aid kits, and compliance records while participating in 24-hour onboard duties. Fluent German and emergency-care experience are required.

Lead the engine room team, ensuring the operation of engines and machinery. Requires 12 months of relevant experience and STCW certification.

Responsible for the safe cargo operations and maintenance of the vessel, requiring specific STCW certifications and experience with tankers.

The position requires a skilled 2nd Engineer for Cable Layer vessels with at least 2 years of experience and valid STCW certifications. Responsibilities include working in a multicultural environment and maintaining safety standards.

The 3rd Engineer is responsible for the operation and maintenance of Auxiliary Engines and machinery. Candidates must have STCW certifications and minimum 6 months of experience on similar vessels.

Responsible for overseeing engine room operations, managing the engineering team, ensuring equipment functionality, and handling repairs and docking.

The 3rd Officer is responsible for the vessel's safety equipment and voyage planning, requiring communication skills and a valid COC with STCW certifications.

The 2nd Officer is responsible for vessel safety equipment, voyage planning, and must have relevant STCW certifications and experience on similar vessels.

Responsible for maintaining ship's electrical and electronic equipment. Requires valid COC and STCW certificates. Experience in FRAMO and high voltage installation preferred.

Responsible for maintaining electrical and electronic equipment on board ships, requiring good communication skills and relevant certifications.

The chief engineer leads the engine room team, ensures the operation of machinery, and requires experience in repairs and dry docking.

The 2nd Engineer is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the engine room and machinery, requiring STCW certifications, communication skills, and experience with multicultural environments.

Columbia Shipmanagement is hiring a Master to operate Cable Layer vessels, requiring STCW certification, leadership skills, and three years of experience.

Responsible for safe cargo operations and maintenance of the vessel, requiring valid COC and STCW certifications, and effective communication skills.

The Oil Tanker ETO is responsible for maintaining electrical and electronic equipment onboard, requiring valid STCW certificates and communication skills.

The 4th Engineer is responsible for the operation and maintenance of Auxiliary Engines and other machinery equipment on VLCC tankers, requiring good communication and leadership skills.

Responsible for the proper operation and maintenance of the engine room and other machinery equipment on a PCTC vessel. Requires communication skills, safety mindset, and experience in a multicultural environment.

The Chief Engineer leads the engine room team, ensuring smooth operation of engines and machinery, requiring experience in repairs, dry docking, and specific vessel types.

The Master oversees the ship's command, ensuring crew safety, compliance with regulations, and environmental protection, especially on ultra-large container vessels.