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Mrqs Equivalent Position OLD POSITION VESSEL TYPE MRQS EQUIVALENT 1/PURSER - CREW RELATIONS MANAGER PASSENGER PURSER 1ST COMMIS CHEF BULK CARRIER CHIEF COOK 1ST COMMIS CHEF REEFER CHIEF COOK 1ST COMMIS CHEF SUPPLY VESSEL CHIEF COOK 1ST GARDEMANGER PASSENGER CHEF GARDEMANGER 1ST PROVISIONMAN (STOREKEEPER) PASSENGER STOREKEEPER 2/PURSER - ADMINISTRATION PASSENGER PURSER 2/PURSER - CREW ACTIVITIES MANAGER PASSENGER PURSER 2/PURSER - GUEST RELATIONS PASSENGER PURSER 2ND ACCOUNTANT A OTHERS PETTY OFFICER 2ND ACCOUNTANT A PASSENGER ACCOUNTANT 2ND ACCOUNTANT B OTHERS PETTY OFFICER 2ND ACCOUNTANT B PASSENGER ACCOUNTANT 2ND ACCOUNTANT C OTHERS PETTY OFFICER 2ND ACCOUNTANT C PASSENGER ACCOUNTANT 2ND ASSISTANT JOINER PASSENGER UPHOLSTERER/JOINER 2ND CLASS E/D SUPPLY VESSEL General Purpose for Beginners (Deck/Engine Boy/Trainee) 2ND COOK ENTREMETIER PASSENGER SECOND COOK 2ND MATE/DYNAMIC POSITIONING OPERATOR SURVEY SECOND MATE 2ND PANTRY PASSENGER SECOND PANTRYMAN 2ND PROVISIONMAN (STOREKEEPER) PASSENGER ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER 2ND PURSER A PASSENGER PURSER 2ND PURSER B OTHERS ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER/ASSISTANT 2ND PURSER B PASSENGER PURSER 2ND PURSER C PASSENGER PURSER 3/PURSER - ADMINISTRATION PASSENGER PURSER 3/PURSER - CONCIERGE PASSENGER PURSER 3/PURSER - CREW RELATIONS PASSENGER PURSER 3/PURSER - GUEST RELATIONS PASSENGER PURSER 3/PURSER - PRINTER PASSENGER PURSER 3/PURSER - TELEPHONE OPERATOR PASSENGER PURSER 3RD ACCOUNTANT A OTHERS PETTY OFFICER 3RD ACCOUNTANT A PASSENGER ACCOUNTANT 3RD ACCOUNTANT B OTHERS PETTY OFFICER 3RD ACCOUNTANT B PASSENGER ACCOUNTANT 3RD ACCOUNTANT C OTHERS PETTY OFFICER 3RD ACCOUNTANT C PASSENGER ACCOUNTANT 3RD ASSISTANT JOINER PASSENGER UPHOLSTERER/JOINER 3RD MATE/DYNAMIC POSITIONING OPERATOR SURVEY THIRD MATE 3RD PANTRY PASSENGER THIRD PANTRYMAN 3RD PURSER GUEST RELATIONS PASSENGER PURSER 3RD RADIO OFFICER PASSENGER RADIO OFFICER 3RD STEWARD/ESS A PASSENGER ROOM STEWARD/STEWARDESS 3RD STEWARDESS A PASSENGER ROOM STEWARD/STEWARDESS 3RD STEWARDESS 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PASSENGER ABLE SEAMAN AB MAINTENANCE BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB MAINTENANCE CONTAINER ABLE SEAMAN AB MAINTENANCE GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN AB MAINTENANCE OIL CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB MAINTENANCE OIL/PRODUCT TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB MAINTENANCE OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB MAINTENANCE PURE CAR CARIER ABLE SEAMAN AB MAINTENANCE TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB SAFETY PASSENGER ABLE SEAMAN AB SAILOR PASSENGER ABLE SEAMAN AB SAILOR RO/RO ABLE SEAMAN AB SEAMAN GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN AB SECURITY PASSENGER ABLE SEAMAN AB/CLEANER BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/CLEANER CONTAINER ABLE SEAMAN AB/CLEANER GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN AB/CLEANER OBO ABLE SEAMAN AB/CLEANER OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/CLEANER PURE CAR CARIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/CLEANER RO/RO ABLE SEAMAN AB/CLEANER TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK BARGE ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK CHEMICAL TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK CONTAINER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK DREDGER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK FISHING BOAT ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK OIL/PRODUCT TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK PASSENGER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK REEFER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK RO/RO ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SUPPLY VESSEL ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK TRAINING SHIP ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK TUGBOAT ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK NEW BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK NEW CHEMICAL TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK NEW CONTAINER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK NEW DREDGER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK NEW FISHING BOAT ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK NEW GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK NEW OIL/PRODUCT TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK NEW OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK NEW REEFER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK NEW RO/RO ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SR BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SR CHEMICAL TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SR CONTAINER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SR DREDGER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SR FISHING BOAT ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SR GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SR OIL/PRODUCT TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SR OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SR PASSENGER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SR REEFER ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SR RO/RO ABLE SEAMAN AB/COOK SR TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/CRANE DRIVER SUPPLY VESSEL ABLE SEAMAN AB/CRANE OPERATOR BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/CRANE OPERATOR OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/CRANE OPERATOR PASSENGER ABLE SEAMAN AB/CRANE OPERATOR RO/RO ABLE SEAMAN AB/CRANE OPERATOR TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/CRANE OPERATOR TUGBOAT ABLE SEAMAN AB/DECKHAND TUGBOAT ABLE SEAMAN AB/DECKHAND YACHT ABLE SEAMAN AB/FAD CONTAINER ABLE SEAMAN AB/FAD GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN AB/FIRE PATROL PASSENGER ABLE SEAMAN AB/FIREFIGHTER PASSENGER ABLE SEAMAN AB/FKD CONTAINER ABLE SEAMAN AB/FKD GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI CABLE SHIP ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI CHEMICAL TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI CONTAINER ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI GAS TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI OIL/PRODUCT TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI PASSENGER ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI REEFER ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI RO/RO ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI SURVEY ABLE SEAMAN AB/GPI TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/LINESMAN SUPPLY VESSEL ABLE SEAMAN AB/LINESMAN SURVEY ABLE SEAMAN AB/MATE BARGE ABLE SEAMAN AB/MATE OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/MATE SUPPLY VESSEL ABLE SEAMAN AB/MATE TUGBOAT ABLE SEAMAN AB/MOTORMAN BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/MOTORMAN CHEMICAL TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/MOTORMAN CONTAINER ABLE SEAMAN AB/MOTORMAN FISHING BOAT ABLE SEAMAN AB/MOTORMAN GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN AB/MOTORMAN OIL/PRODUCT TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/MOTORMAN OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/MOTORMAN SUPPLY VESSEL ABLE SEAMAN AB/MOTORMAN TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/NURSE OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/NURSE TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/OILER BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/OILER CHEMICAL TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/OILER CONTAINER ABLE SEAMAN AB/OILER DREDGER ABLE SEAMAN AB/OILER GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN AB/OILER OIL/PRODUCT TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/OILER OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/OILER PASSENGER ABLE SEAMAN AB/OILER TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/OILER TUGBOAT ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR CONTAINER ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR GAS TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR OBO ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR OIL CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR OIL/PRODUCT TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR ASSISTANT I OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR TEAM BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR TEAM GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR TEAM OBO ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR TEAM OIL/PRODUCT TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR TEAM PURE CAR CARIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/REPAIR TEAM TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/RIDING SQUAD TANKER MAINTENANCE CREW AB/RIGGER BARGE ABLE SEAMAN AB/RIGGER BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/RIGGER CABLE SHIP ABLE SEAMAN AB/RIGGER OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB/RIGGER SUPPLY VESSEL ABLE SEAMAN AB/RIGGER TUGBOAT ABLE SEAMAN AB/SANDBLASTER TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB/TECH BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN AB/WELDER BARGE ABLE SEAMAN AB/WELDER OTHERS ABLE SEAMAN AB-A OIL/PRODUCT TANKER ABLE SEAMAN AB-A TANKER ABLE SEAMAN ABLE BODY BULK CARRIER ABLE SEAMAN ABLE BODY CHEMICAL TANKER ABLE SEAMAN ABLE BODY GENERAL CARGO ABLE SEAMAN ABLE BODY OIL/PRODUCT TANKER ABLE SEAMAN ABLE BODY PASSENGER ABLE SEAMAN ABLE 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