I currently work for the company as a motorman. The food is satisfactory, with a feeding rate of €8, and my salary is €1800, which is higher than at the other coasters where I have worked.
I worked for the company. The food was poor, there were constant problems with the water, and work clothes were not provided, especially warm clothing. On my last vessel, the accommodation was infested with bedbugs; I sent the company photos and videos and asked to be signed off, otherwise I would contact the authorities. Travel expenses were not paid, and hotel accommodation was rarely provided, so crew members sometimes had to sleep in the galley. I do not recommend this company.
I worked for the company twice. There were no problems with the food or salary transfers, but spare parts were unavailable and makeshift repairs were common, including repairs to washing machines and refrigerators. Internet access was not provided, although the short voyages made it possible to use shore-based internet. At one point, workwear was painted so that it could not be taken home.
I worked for the company as a second engineer on a contract with a salary of €3000. My salary was delayed by 10–15 days, and the last working day and travel expenses were not paid at the end of the contract. Spare parts and winter workwear were only received in March. The company may be suitable for beginners, but experienced seafarers should avoid it.
The company has a very high turnover. In my experience, the food and supplies were usually below average, there was no internet, and even basic recreation facilities were not provided. Spare parts and engine-room consumables were in very short supply, and salaries were low and could be delayed. I consider this company suitable only as a starting point.