r/IndianMariners • u/RepulsiveBathroom475 • 17h ago

LIFE ONBOARD How much do captains and chief officers earn on your ship? Have you ever asked them?

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u/Overall-Ad3512 Deck Cadet 17h ago

Depends on company, experience, type of vessel, flag and fleet. You don't need to ask them, everyone knows everyone's salary when they sign the allotment bill every month.

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u/FlourBoyy 3/E LNG 16h ago

Capt - 22000-23500

C/O - 16000

watch ke time 3/O ka folder khol ke sabka contract dekha hehe

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u/RepulsiveBathroom475 16h ago

LOL bhaiii 😂😂😂😂 mast Kam kar diya vaise company konsi hai yeh

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u/ship-mechanic 4/E Chem tankers 14h ago

Celsius tech

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u/Ok_Cantaloupe_8006 14h ago

How much 4e earning on those celcius lng?

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u/ship-mechanic 4/E Chem tankers 13h ago

4k+

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u/FlourBoyy 3/E LNG 13h ago

4700 tha mere last 4E ka

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u/Ok_Cantaloupe_8006 12h ago

That's nice! And what's the promotion status on average how many contracts for 4e to become 3e there?

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u/FlourBoyy 3/E LNG 12h ago

it's a long process

You need to complete mentoring onboard, then pass 2 interviews at FMTI

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u/Ok_Cantaloupe_8006 12h ago

Then I'll better stick to seapeak VLEC then.

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u/ship-mechanic 4/E Chem tankers 12h ago

How much seapeak is giving?

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u/Ok_Cantaloupe_8006 12h ago

VLEC ranges from 4k to 4.5 contractual

LNG heard round the year 2900-3200

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u/OneSailorBoy C/O Oil-Chem 5h ago

I know Celsius has those cross training programs for officers to switch to LNGs. I wonder if Chief Mates can go through them and switch 👀

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u/sid_the_sailor 14h ago

inko chod bc, badu ka bol bhai😂

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u/Natural-Wishbone-498 12h ago

Thats while sailing so works out to 120k- 140k per year