Assistant Port Engineer

• Assist with fleet special projects such as TRANSALT development.
• Monitor and analyze appropriate aspects of ship performance.
• Support and participate in the organization’s Integrated Management System (IMS) documentation, implementation, maintenance, and improvement by complying with IMS policies and procedures and meeting IMS objectives.
• Assist with marine engineering projects such as overhauls and other types of maintenance and repairs.
• Assist with understanding overhaul requirements and the preparation of contract work specifications and cost estimates for repair, overhaul, conversion, or construction of ocean-going ships.
• Support regulatory compliance and vessel management.

Port Engineering,Ship maintenance and overhauls (VRA & ROH),Ship performance monitoring and analysis,Integrated Management System (IMS) documentation/implementation/maintenance/improvement,Marine engineering projects (overhauls and repairs),Overhaul requirements and contract work specifications,Cost estimates for repair/overhaul/conversion/construction,Regulatory compliance,Vessel management,Shipyard dry-docking availability support,Complex project management and negotiation

• At least two (2) years of experience in the US commercial or Government maritime industry in a shore-side or shipboard engineering role.
• Possess a minimum of one-year of experience as a Port Engineer having assisted in managing at least one shipyard dry-docking availability valued at a minimum of three million dollars (demonstrating ability to manage and negotiate complex shipyard dry dock overhauls and repairs).
• Or possess a minimum of three years of experience serving aboard Government or commercial ocean-going ships of not less than 4,000 HP as either Chief Engineer, First Assistant Engineer, or Second Assistant Engineer (demonstrating effective management of maintenance and repair).
• Or meet the combination requirement: a minimum of five years including an engineering related degree and/or relevant experience such as shipyard management position, serving as a Port Engineer on a Government/commercial contract, or active duty military performing substantially similar duties.
• Preferred: USCG 2nd Assistant Engineers license or higher.