Engine Rating — Safe, Hands-On Vessel Ops Lead

Svitzer; Bahrain; On-site; BHD 12,000 - 21,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Restaurant d'entreprise

Indemnités de stage/alternance

Job summary

SVITZER is seeking an Engine Rating to support vessel operations and maintenance under the Chief Engineer. You will perform deck and engine room tasks and participate in safety drills to ensure the vessel is ready for deployment.

Candidates should have STCW training, knowledge of English, and at least 24 months sea time as an Oiler. The role emphasizes safety, compliance, and proactive hazard reporting in a global marine operation.

Qualifications

• Knowledge and Qualifications: III/4 - Eng Watch Rating – Unlimited
• Basic Safety Training (STCW A-VI/1)
• Security Training for Seafarers with Designated Security Duties A-VI/6
• Valid Seafarer Medical Training/Special skills required: English language preferred.
• At least 24 months of Sea time as an Oiler

Responsibilities

• The Engine Rating reports to the Chief Engineer.
• The Engine Rating contributes so the vessel is always available to be deployed in a safe and efficient manner, as directed by the Chief Engineer and always in accordance with HMS policies/procedures and according to local legislation when applicable.
• To perform all work tasks safely and if in doubt before the work start ask the Chief Engineer for guidance
• Propose initiatives for raising the onboard safety level
• Active participation in safety training like drills onboard
• To perform duties assigned by the Chief Engineer related to all tasks on the vessel.
• To perform maintenance and housekeeping duties on deck, in the engine room or accommodation as instructed by the Chief Engineer.
• The Engine Rating has the obligation to Stop Work whenever a task is unsafe (by personal judgement) and then inform the Master. Deck Hands must know the procedure Stop Work that also include the `Take 5`. `Stop Work` and `Take 5` is simplest measures Svitzer have for crew to prevent personal injuries. Master is responsible for instruction.
• The Engine Rating must know the procedure Proactive and Near Miss Reporting for the various type of occurrences that should be reported to the Chief Engineer or Master with the potential to cause injury, illness, pollution, defects or damage. Chief Engineer is responsible for instruction.
• Comply with the regulations of the company safety management system.
• Induction training of visitors, employees and other persons authorized by SVITZER to access the vessel where a Master, Deck Officer or Chief Engineer/Engineer or Deck Rating is unavailable.

Skills

English language

Sea time as Oiler

Job description

SVITZER is seeking an Engine Rating to support vessel operations and maintenance under the Chief Engineer. You will perform deck and engine room tasks and participate in safety drills to ensure the vessel is ready for deployment.

Candidates should have STCW training, knowledge of English, and at least 24 months sea time as an Oiler. The role emphasizes safety, compliance, and proactive hazard reporting in a global marine operation.