THE ROLE
The Engineer has the authority and responsibility for taking any necessary actions for safety, pollution prevention and the efficient operation of the ships, engine room and associated mechanical / electric services. In certain situations this may mean deviation from documented procedures.
PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES
The Engineer is responsible for:
- Efficient operation and maintenance of all plant and equipment associated with safety and anti-pollution as defined by statutory legislation and Company procedures.
- Maintaining stand-by plant and systems in a completed state of readiness to meet any emergency requirements.
- Testing stand-by systems on a regular basis and in accordance with Company procedure.
- Notifying the Master immediately of any defects which may affect ships safety or put at risk the marine environment.
- Investigating non-conformances and applying corrective action as agreed with the ship’s Master.
- Regular inspections of all plant and equipment.
- Ensure Oil Record Book and Engine Log Book are accurate and up to date.
- Ensure vessel is in compliance with company SMS
- Comply with Company Regulations as per Group Health, Safety and Environment Policy
- Be responsible for own safety and for others when working as part of a team
- Attend training
CERTIFICATION AND TRAINING
- Approved MCA Engine Course
- Medical First aid
- Fire prevention and firefighting
- Personal Safety and Social responsibilities
- Personal survival techniques
- Elementary First aid aboard ships