Department: Engine
Employment Type: Contract
Location: Shipboard
We are currently seeking an experienced 2nd Engineer ( watch keeper) ready to join Orient Express Sailing Yachts
Embarkation: 04 Nov , joining Orient Express Corinthian ,
Contract Duration: 2months on/off
Department: | Engine
Job Title: | Second Engineer
Reporting to: | Staff Engineer
Qualification: | As per applicable requirements of:
Experience: | As per Company Recruitment & Promotion Experience Requirements per form C601d
The Second Engineer is responsible for the safe, efficient, and environmentally compliant operation, monitoring, and maintenance of assigned machinery and equipment, under the direction of the Staff Engineer. The position includes engine room watchkeeping duties, planned and corrective maintenance, recording and reporting of technical activities, and contribution to safe vessel operations in compliance with Company procedures, statutory requirements, and the Chief Engineer’s standing orders.
Perform engine room watchkeeping duties as Engine Officer of the Watch (EOOW) during the assigned watch periods, normally 08:00 – 12:00 and 20:00 – 00:00, or as otherwise instructed by the Staff Engineer or Chief Engineer. In addition to watchkeeping duties, carry out maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting and repairs of assigned machinery, in coordination with the Staff Engineer, supervise the motorman on watch and ensure proper task execution and global housekeeping, in accordance with Shipsure and applicable work and rest hour regulations. Carry out a complete machinery round before taking over the watch and thereafter at suitable intervals during the watch, in accordance with safe operating practices and standing orders. Maintain a proper and continuous engine room watch in compliance with applicable regulations, including MARPOL, SOLAS, VMS, and all relevant shipboard procedures and instructions. Ensure safe, orderly, and efficient operation of machinery and engine room spaces, using good seamanship, sound engineering practice, and safe working methods. Complete the engine logbook during the watch and ensure it is kept accurate and up to date, in line with the vessel’s procedures and instructions. Prepare a proper handover for the relieving engineer and provide complete information on machinery status, defects, outstanding work, and any operational concerns. Follow the Chief Engineer’s standing orders and all instructions issued by the Staff Engineer. Perform any additional duties as may reasonably be required by the Master or the Chief Engineer. Maintain high standards of housekeeping and cleanliness in all assigned areas, ensuring a safe and orderly working environment, and proper use, care and storage of tools, equipment and materials. Record all maintenance activities, inspections, defects, work orders and relevant technical observations in Shipsure. Monitor condition and operating performance of assigned equipment, identify abnormalities, and report defects, failures, non-conformities, near misses, and hazardous occurrences promptly to the Staff Engineer. Maintain spare parts control for assigned equipment, including stock monitoring, requisitions, consumption records, and preparation of spare parts orders when required. Conduct at least one full physical inventory per contract for assigned spare parts and equipment, or as otherwise required by company procedures. Ensure that all operations are carried out in compliance with safety, security, environmental, and quality requirements, including the correct use of PPE, risk assessments, toolbox talks, permits to work, isolation procedures, and pollution prevention measures. The Second Engineer may be responsible for the operation, maintenance, and safe repair of the following systems and equipment, as assigned: · Steam generation systems, including oil- and gas-fired boilers and exhaust gas boilers · Steam and condensate systems, including distribution, recovery, and water treatment/analysis ·
Bilge and oily water management systems, including bilge systems, oily water separation and associated treatment and discharge arrangements ·
Sludge management systems, including storage, transfer and discharge arrangements · Wastewater and sewage systems, including grey and black water systems and sewage treatment plant with associated treatment and monitoring ·
Food waste handling systems, including collection, processing and discharge arrangements Pleiger remote valve system ·
Stabilization and motion control systems, including fin stabilizers and anti-drift keel systems with associated hydraulic units and monitoring ·
Heeling system, including associated pumps, valves, piping and control systems
All employees have a duty under Company Policies and VMS requirements to: Participate in shipboard emergency duties and drills in accordance with the vessel’s muster list and emergency procedures Take reasonable care for their own health and safety and for that of others who may be affected by their acts or omissions Cooperate with management on health and safety matters Use correctly all work items provided by the Company, including personal protective equipment, in accordance with training and instructions Not interfere with or misuse anything provided for health, safety, or welfare Abide by environmental protection rules and regulations and actively participate in the reduction, reuse, and recycling schemes in place All employees shall participate actively in all HSEQ activities and promote safe practices as part of an integrated management approach.
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