Sea Cadet: Navigational or Engineering Officer Path

Sea Harvest; Wes-Kaap; On-site; ZAR 201,000 - 290,000; Full time

Job summary

Sea Harvest invites unemployed youth to join a structured cadet programme that blends academic training with practical seamanship to qualify as Navigational or Engineering Officer. The cadetship is designed for individuals eager to develop technical competencies while learning aboard our fleet.

Candidates should be prepared for psychometric testing, medical examinations for food handlers, and SAMSA testing. Training focuses on safety, discipline, and professional conduct at sea.

Qualifications

• Must have Grade 12 with maths, physical science and English.
• ND Marine Engineering/Maritime Studies would be advantageous.
• SAMSA medical certificate confirming fitness to work at sea advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Complete all prescribed academic, practical and onboard training requirements within the stipulated timeframe.
• Develop the technical and practical competencies required of a Deck or Engineering Officer.
• Demonstrate professional values, skills, and commitment for a career in maritime and fishing industry.
• Exhibit the standards of conduct and operational competence expected by Officers.

Skills

Sea-going work

Study at sea

Written and verbal communication

English fluency

Interpersonal skills

High-pressure environment

Confined spaces safety

Education

Grade 12 with maths, physical science, English

NQF4 in marine studies or ND

BTech in marine engineering/studies (advantageous)

SAMSA medical fitness (advantageous)

Job description

Sea Harvest invites unemployed youth to join a structured cadet programme that blends academic training with practical seamanship to qualify as Navigational or Engineering Officer. The cadetship is designed for individuals eager to develop technical competencies while learning aboard our fleet.

Candidates should be prepared for psychometric testing, medical examinations for food handlers, and SAMSA testing. Training focuses on safety, discipline, and professional conduct at sea.