Reliable transportation and valid class 5 driver’s license
Fluent in English
Responsibilities
Operate and control ship engine and propulsion systems
Perform routine maintenance and repairs on machinery
Conduct safety drills and maintain safety equipment
Monitor vessel’s machinery and systems during watchkeeping
Diagnose issues and implement effective solutions
Maintain detailed operational records and logs
Oversee waste disposal and environmental compliance
Respond to emergencies and assist in crisis management
Guide and train junior engineering staff
Communicate effectively with crew and officers
Benefits
Camp-based accommodation is provided
Full-time rotational contract
Training opportunities available
Work within established health and safety guidelines
Engage in challenging and dynamic work environment
Full Job Description
Fourth Engineer
Primary Location: Howe Sound, BC
Employee Status: Full-time/Rotational Contract
Accommodation: Camp-based accommodation is available
Salary Range (day): $280.00 to $490.00
The Opportunity
The Fourth Engineer of the passenger transfers vessel. Main duties related to the safe transfer of personnel, and emergency response as required. Ensure the safety of life, the vessel, and the prevention of marine pollution while working within the established health and safety guidelines, policies, and procedures of the Company.
Key Responsibilities
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.
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
Working Conditions
Frequent standing, bending, twisting, and walking throughout the shift.
Frequent situations where maintaining balance is essential
Frequent kneeling
Exposure to environmental elements including extreme weather conditions.
Frequent lifting, pulling pushing up to 50lbs
Occasional ascending or descending ladders, stairs, and ramps
