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Join Merchant Navy >
 Engineer Officer
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The engineer is responsible for the running of the engines and their maintenance. An engineer joins as a junior engineer and then progresses to become a fourth engineer, third engineer, second engineer and Chief Engineer.
For those aspiring to be a Chief Engineer, studying mechanical engineering is the starting point, followed by pre-sea training for a year and training on board a ship for six months. An examination can help you gain the post of a fourth engineer and if you perform well, you can become the third engineer on board. It will, however, take another exam after sailing for 18 months to make you a second engineer and another one after 12 months that will make you Chief Engineer.
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Career Progression flow chart of Engineer Officer
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Send in your bio-data at careers.sea@angloeastern.com
To know more about regulations in shipping you can also visit www.dgshipping.gov.in
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