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Job Overview:

Functions as the most senior Engine Room watchkeeper. This role will be working in offshore vessel.

Key Tasks and Responsibilities:

• Responsible for the day-to-day maintenance and repair works of the vessel

• Entrusted with the responsibility of all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, repair, and administration of all vessel’s machinery under the direction of the Chief Engineer

• Responsible to ensure that correct PPE is available and in use by personnel under his authority

• To ensure and carry out safe and efficient watchkeeping practices in the engine control room and machinery spaces to the Chief Engineer’s expectations Assist and perform all duties under the Chief Engineer

• Make scheduled inspection tour of operating equipment

• Accurately maintain logbooks and the planned maintenance system

• Follow all Chief Engineer Standing Orders as issued

• Ensure through uniform stock and quantity control, that adequate inventory and level of spares are maintained at all times in the area of responsibility

• Carry out duties and responsibilities as laid down in the Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan (SOPEP)

• To be familiar with all Company procedures, including the Safety Management System, applicable to his duties

• Responsible for refusing unsafe work and for carrying out all work in accordance with the established safety standards and work practices.

• Taking part in emergency and occupational onboard training such as the use of self-contained breathing apparatus, firefighting, man overboard exercises, lifeboat launching, security drills, and/or other training as applicable for the function

• Wear, inspect, and care for required personal protective equipment

• Timely reporting of all observed vessel operational issues to the Bridge and Chief Engineer

Essential Qualifications and Education:

• Engineering Certificate of Competency attained through experience (accrued sea time) and formal education 4-year program resulting in a Diploma of Engineering and/or Bachelor of Nautical Sciences (or equivalent) issued by an approved and recognized institution

• 360 Days Sea Time documented as OICEW of which 180 days must be as OICEW on vessels engaged in offshore construction operations

• STCW95 Reg:

• STCW95 Reg. III/2 – Second Engineer

• VI/I Basic Training

• STCW Reg. V1-6 Security Training for Seafarers with Security Duties

• Valid Medical Certificate of Fitness

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