Cross-sector maritime wage-and-posting dataset

Cross-sector maritime wage-and-posting dataset: 7,000+ real job postings from the CrewBase platform spanning merchant marine (deck and engine departments), offshore marine (OSV/PSV/AHTS, DP2/SDPO, OIM, crane operator) and offshore wind (GWO technician grades), each tied to role, vessel type and operating region. Layered with ITF/IBF 2024-2025 collectively-agreed minimums per rank, Nautilus survey data and offshore operators' crew documentation, and expressed as a regional-relativity matrix (North Sea = 100%, Persian Gulf 60-70%, West Africa 75-85%, SE Asia 50-65%, Brazil competitive but locals-only) plus vessel-type premia (tanker/chemical +15-25%, container/VLCC up to +40%).

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Industry: Human Resource & Employment ServicesMarine Shipping
Instruments: equities
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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular (posting and salary records by role × vessel type × region) currently published as narrative guides with structured tables; platform-side records are structured
Volume: 7,000+ real job postings as the core corpus, expanded into wage bands across roughly 15-20 roles × 3 sectors × 5+ regions, plus a certification cost-and-validity reference set; issued as a single annual edition rather than a continuous series
Users: Not published — est. a few hundred to low-thousands of seafarer accounts plus modest employer adoption (inferred from 7,000+ postings on the platform and a single-person operating company)
History: 1 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active but early — dated blog editions in February and August 2026 show continuous output, and the company record is recent; growth is content-led rather than product-led
Launched: Est. 2025-2026 — provider organization record is recent, earliest content in hand is dated February 2026, and no earlier archive or press footprint was located
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
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