Unlicensed Vessel Chief Engineer

at  OHara Corporation

EXCELLENCE. INNOVATION. INTEGRITY. PASSION.

Catcher processor engineer experience and Chief Engineer license preferred.
The Chief Engineer directs and oversees the operation, maintenance, and repairs of the vessel’s operating systems: diesel engines, generators, refrigeration, electrical and hydraulic equipment, water making and sanitary equipment, deck machinery, factory equipment, pumps, cooling, and conveyor systems. Chief Engineers also maintain the engine room and other logs as required by the company or other agencies. Chief Engineers are also responsible for fueling the vessel and transferring liquids, refrigerants, and fuel onboard. Chief Engineers are expected to work closely with Port Engineering staff to coordinate and complete shipyard projects.

EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE:

• Catcher / processor chief engineer experience.
• USCG Basic Firefighting.
• USCG Drill Instructor training.
• Earned High School Diploma or GED. Education verification will be required prior to hire.
• 24 months or more of relevant verifiable work experience in the last 4 years. Work history must be provided during the application process. No Exceptions.

Chief Engineers must be able to:

• Operate, maintain, and repair machinery and equipment onboard the vessel including but not limited to:

• • Engines, generators
• Hydraulic systems, pumps, motors
• Refrigeration equipment
• Sewage and water treatment systems
• Electrical, steering, and cooling equipment
• Various power and hand tools, welding equipment, and two-way radios
• Perform work assignments on any or all the above systems.
• Maintain or repair fish hauling equipment located on the trawl deck as directed.
• Transfer bulk petroleum and refrigeration products.
• Maintain an inventory control system.
• Prepare department records and reports as required by the company, USCG, OSHA and other agencies.
• Ensure all engineering crew are trained and fully cognizant of the job hazards.
• Ensure LOCK OUT-TAGS PLUS procedures are communicated, followed, and enforced.
• Resolve technical problems as they occur.
• Give specific directions in case of an emergency.