Engine Operation:Operate and monitor the vessel’s main and auxiliary engines.Ensure optimal performance of engines during operations, adjusting as necessary to maintain efficiency and safety.Start, stop, and regulate engines according to the operational requirements.Maintenance and Repairs:Perform routine maintenance on engines, generators, pumps, and other mechanical systems.Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical issues, conducting repairs as needed.Keep detailed records of maintenance activities and repairs performed.Safety and Compliance:Adhere to all safety regulations and protocols related to engine operation and maintenance.Conduct regular safety inspections of engine room and mechanical systems.Participate in safety drills and emergency response activities.Fuel Management:Monitor fuel consumption and ensure efficient fuel usage.Manage fuel inventories and conduct fuel transfers when necessary.Maintain accurate records of fuel usage and report discrepancies.Operational Support:Assist with the operation of other vessel systems, such as steering, navigation, and mooring.Support the deck crew with general vessel operations when required.Communicate effectively with the Captain and other crew members regarding engine status and operational needs.Documentation and Reporting:Maintain accurate logs of engine performance, maintenance activities, and any incidents.Prepare and submit reports on engine conditions, fuel consumption, and maintenance needs.Ensure compliance with maritime regulations and company policies regarding documentation.

Project Planning and Coordination:Assist in the development of detailed project plans, including schedules, milestones, and resource allocation.Coordinate with various departments to ensure alignment of project activities and timelines.Track project progress and make adjustments as necessary to meet deadlines.Technical Support:Provide engineering support and technical guidance throughout the project lifecycle.Conduct engineering analyses and calculations to support project requirements.Review and approve technical drawings, specifications, and documentation.Quality Assurance:Ensure that all project deliverables meet quality standards and regulatory requirements.Conduct inspections and tests to verify compliance with specifications.Address and resolve any quality issues that arise during the project.Budget and Cost Control:Monitor project budgets and ensure cost-effective use of resources.Identify potential cost overruns and implement corrective actions.Prepare cost estimates and financial reports as required.Risk Management:Identify potential project risks and develop mitigation strategies.Monitor and address any issues that arise, ensuring minimal impact on project timelines and budgets.Prepare risk management plans and conduct regular risk assessments.Documentation and Reporting:Maintain accurate project documentation, including reports, schedules, and change orders.Prepare and present regular project status reports to senior management and stakeholders.Ensure all project documentation is up to date and compliant with company policies.Stakeholder Communication:Act as a point of contact for clients, suppliers, and internal stakeholders.Facilitate effective communication and collaboration among project team members.Provide regular updates on project status and address any concerns or changes promptly.

Steering and Navigation:Steer the vessel according to the course set by the Captain or navigation officer.Monitor navigational instruments and adjust the vessel’s course as needed.Assist in navigation planning and execution.Safety and Compliance:Adhere to all maritime safety regulations and protocols.Participate in safety drills and emergency procedures.Maintain awareness of weather conditions and navigational hazards.Communication:Maintain clear and constant communication with the Captain and other crew members.Relay important navigational information promptly and accurately.Use radio equipment to communicate with other vessels and shore-based facilities.Operational Support:Assist with docking and undocking procedures.Perform routine checks on navigational equipment and report any malfunctions.Support the deck crew with general maintenance and operational tasks.Log Keeping:Maintain accurate records of navigational data, course changes, and any incidents.Update the ship’s log as required by maritime regulations and company policies.Crew Collaboration:Work collaboratively with the entire crew to ensure smooth and efficient vessel operations.Participate in crew meetings and contribute to problem-solving discussions.Qualifications:Education: High school diploma or equivalent. Additional maritime training or certification is preferred.Experience: Previous experience in a maritime role, especially in navigation or deck operations, is highly desirable.Certifications: Valid maritime certifications as required by local and international regulations (e.g., STCW certification).Skills:Strong understanding of navigation principles and maritime safety.Excellent hand-eye coordination and attention to detail.Good communication and teamwork skills.Ability to remain calm and make decisions under pressure.Working Conditions:Work is primarily performed on board vessels, often in varying weather conditions.Requires flexibility to work irregular hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays.Physical demands include standing for long periods, lifting heavy objects, and performing manual tasks.