Mariner

As a Mariner, you will be part of a team that can quickly deploy anywhere in the world. From the stifling heat in the jungle to the icy polar night. Are you healthy, athletic and willing to go to extremes? After you have applied, you will be invited for the Mariner Fitness Test. If you pass that, you will then receive an invitation for the familiarization days. This is what you'll do as a Mariner: You will participate in exercises and operations in both domestic and foreign countries. You operate on the basis of a high level of physical fitness, mental toughness and a strong sense of responsibility. Your work will be characterized by a high degree of uncertainty, with changing circumstances and unexpected situations. You must be able to adapt quickly and make decisions independently. You are expected to maintain a high level of physical fitness throughout your career as a Mariner. This means that you must be willing to engage in regular exercise and sports activities. In addition, you will have to follow a strict diet and adhere to specific rules regarding sleep, rest and leisure time. Your work will require a great deal of flexibility, both physically and mentally. You must be able to work at heights, in confined spaces and in extreme weather conditions. You may also be required to work in areas with high levels of noise, vibrations or other hazardous conditions. As a Mariner, you will have the opportunity to develop your skills and knowledge through various training courses and workshops. You will also have the chance to participate in international operations and exercises, which can provide valuable experience and insights.