Marine Engineer - Journées Québec-France

Brief

Reporting to the Captain, the incumbent is primarily responsible for the operation of the ship’s machinery, including starting and stopping procedures for main engines and auxiliary generators. He/she will also work independently to evaluate mechanical failures (machinery, pumps, hydraulics, electrical), either by disassembling, obtaining parts, and rebuilding and final installation.

Responsabilities

• To assist mechanical superintendent when needed;
• To ensure bunkering and lube oil operations;
• To comply with all corporate policies, especially with health, safety and environmental policies;
• To maintain cleanliness of work place;
• Participate and support the activities of the Health, Safety and Environment Management System.
• To participate in internal and external audits;
• To fill out logbook, records, checklists;
• To operate all machinery of the hopper dredger;
• To perform preventive maintenance according to the procedures and guidelines;
• To maintain inventory
• To perform repairs and maintenance of the engine room and all equipment on board;
• To report issues or suggested repairs of defective equipment to mechanical superintendent;
• To prepare the ship for annual inspection;
• To understand and comprehend vessel drawings (hull, piping diagrams, machinery and electrical layout);
• Perform other related duties as required.
• To monitor engine operating parameters and reporting;
• To ensure to proper functioning of equipment on board
• To dismantle, repair and reinstall equipment relating to diesel main engine(s), auxiliary diesel engines, hydraulic power packs, water pumps and electrical systems onboard vessel;
• To record defects and preventive maintenance software;

Requirements

• Good knowledge of diesel engine mechanics;
• Ability to operate lifeboats and rescue craft;
• Analytical skills for problem solving and troubleshooting;
• Ability to work in English, both orally and in writing.
• Demonstrate leadership and excellent teamwork skills;
• Be open to learning and development;
• Have good organizational skills;
• Customer Service Orientation;
• Good knowledge of hydraulic systems;
• Advanced firefighting techniques;
• Demonstrate good stress management (medium to high);
• Ability to work with Sinex and Microsoft Office;

CERTIFICATIONS

• Marine Emergency Duties Certificate – Advanced Firefighting (STCW AFF).
• Valid Marine Medical;
• Engine Room Watch Officer or Engine Room Supervisor certificate of competency (STCW III/1);
• Certificate of Proficiency in Marine Emergency Duties – Lifeboat Other than Fast Boat (STCW PSC);
• Certificate of Proficiency in Marine Emergency Duties – STCW Basic Safety (STCW BS);