- Looking for candidates available to work:
- Monday: Morning, Afternoon
- Tuesday: Morning, Afternoon
- Wednesday: Morning, Afternoon
- Thursday: Morning, Afternoon
- Friday: Morning, Afternoon
- Saturday: Morning
- 2-3 years of relevant work experience required for this role
- Working rights required for this role
- Expected salary: $3,000 - $3,800 per month
Roles & Responsibilities
Job Overview: A MPA certified 3rd Class Engine Driver is a skilled worker responsible for operating and maintaining engines, machinery, and equipment aboard SR Harbourcraft ensuring that the engine and related mechanical systems function smoothly and efficiently.
Key Responsibilities:
Operation of Engines:
Operate engines and other mechanical equipment according to instructions and established protocols.
Ensure the engine runs efficiently, monitoring systems and performing necessary adjustments to maintain proper function.
Control and adjust machinery speed, pressure, and output during normal operation and emergency situations.
Maintenance and Inspections:
Conduct routine inspections of engine components, fuel systems, and machinery to ensure safe and efficient operation.
Clean and lubricate engine parts as necessary to prevent wear and tear.
Report any mechanical issues, faults, or abnormalities to senior engine room staff or engineers.
Assist in minor repairs, troubleshooting, and maintenance tasks as directed by more senior engineers.
Monitoring and Troubleshooting:
Continuously monitor engine performance, including temperature, pressure, and fuel levels.
Detect and respond to mechanical failures or abnormalities promptly.
Assist in troubleshooting and identifying problems with the engine or auxiliary machinery.
Record Keeping:
Maintain accurate records of engine operations, fuel usage, maintenance, and repairs.
Complete logbooks and report engine room activities, including any incidents or equipment malfunctions.
Follow established procedures for logging operational data and safety checks.
Safety and Compliance:
Adhere to safety protocols and guidelines to prevent accidents and equipment damage.
Participate in emergency drills and safety training to be prepared for engine room incidents, including fire and mechanical failure situations.
Ensure compliance with environmental and regulatory standards regarding emissions, fuel handling, and waste disposal.
Handling Fuel and Other Supplies:
Oversee the proper handling, storage, and transfer of fuel and lubricants to ensure engine functionality and safety.
Ensure the correct operation of fuel and water systems, including monitoring levels and ensuring they are topped up as needed.
Emergency Response:
Assist in responding to engine failures, fuel leaks, fires, or other emergencies.
Be ready to take control of engine operations in emergency scenarios, following standard emergency procedures.
Required Skills and Qualifications:
Experience: Minimum of 2 years in engine operation or related fields, with a solid understanding of mechanical systems.
Technical Skills: Basic knowledge of engine components, fuel systems, and related machinery.
Problem-Solving Ability: Ability to detect and respond to mechanical issues in real time.
Attention to Detail: Careful monitoring and logging of engine performance and maintenance tasks.
Physical Stamina: Ability to work in engine rooms or machinery spaces, which may involve heavy lifting, high temperatures, and extended hours.
Communication Skills: Basic communication skills to report issues, follow instructions, and interact with other crew members.
Teamwork: Ability to work effectively as part of a team under the guidance of senior engineers and officers.
Desired Attributes:
Reliability: Consistent attendance, punctuality, and the ability to follow through on tasks.
Work Ethic: Willing to work long shifts, including nights and weekends, and handle physically demanding work.