QUALIFICATIONS

• Valid 4th engineer watchkeeping COC
• Must have sailed as 4th Engineer on motor ships.
• Valid Seafarers Medical certificate
• Valid STCW courses
• ECDIS generic training
• Advanced First Aid an asset
• Ability to clear a drug and alcohol test prior to hiring and potential random tests throughout employment with prior notice.
• Reliable mode of transportation & valid class 5 driver’s license
• Fluent communication in English

Responsibilities and essential job functions include, but are not limited to, the following:

Engine Operation:

• Responsible for operating and controlling the ship engine, propulsion systems, and auxiliary equipment to ensure the vessel’s proper and efficient functioning during voyages.

Maintenance and Repair

• Perform routine maintenance, inspections, and repairs on mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems to prevent breakdowns and malfunctions. Including engines, generators, pumps, and other essential machinery.

Safety and Compliance

• Responsible for conducting safety drills and maintaining safety equipment.

Watchkeeping:

• Continuous watch over the vessel’s machinery and systems, monitoring for any irregularities or issues that may arise.

Troubleshooting

• Responsible for diagnosing issues and implementing appropriate solutions promptly and efficiently.

Record-Keeping

• Maintain detailed records of maintenance, repairs, fuel consumption, and other important data related to the vessel’s operation.

Environmental Compliance

• Oversee the proper disposal of waste, fuel usage, and compliance with environmental regulations to minimize the ship’s impact on the marine ecosystem.

Emergency Response

• In case of emergencies, ship engineers play a vital role in responding to situations such as fires, flooding, or other crises, working with the rest of the crew to manage and resolve the issue.

Training and Guidance

• Senior ship engineers often provide guidance and training to junior engineering staff to ensure the proper transfer of knowledge and skills.

Communication

• Effective communication with the ship’s officers, crew members, and other engineering staff is crucial to maintain smooth operations and address any engineering-related concerns or tasks.