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Northumberland Ferries Limited is seeking a dedicated 2nd Class Engineer to oversee electrical and mechanical systems on our vessels. The role is full-time year-round, with sailing May to December and off-season refits.
You will report to the Chief Engineer and manage the engine room crew to ensure safe, reliable operations. Applicants must hold a valid 2nd Class Marine Engineer CoC and Seafarers Medical Certificate, with strong communication skills and a proven safety-focused mindset.
Northumberland Ferries Limited (NFL), a regional leader in the transportation industry, is dedicated to providing reliable and efficient ferry services. With a strong commitment to safety, teamwork, and customer satisfaction, we are seeking skilled and dedicated 2nd Class Engineers to join our dynamic team.
At NFL, we pride ourselves on fostering a positive and inclusive work culture. We are committed to providing an environment that promotes employee growth, career development, and job satisfaction. Our team members enjoy a range of benefits, including:
As a 2nd Class Engineer, you will play a critical role in ensuring the safe, efficient, and effective operation of our vessels. This full-time, year-round position includes an active sailing season from May to December, followed by four months of essential overhaul and refit work during the off-season. Operations are based from the ports of Wood Islands, PE, and Caribou, NS.
Reporting directly to the Chief Engineer, you will be responsible for the over-all maintenance, repair, and cleanliness of all machinery and equipment aboard the vessel. The 2nd Engineer is also in-charge of all the operational engineers and the crew of the engine room. This role demands a commitment to safety, operational excellence, and teamwork, contributing to the overall success of Northumberland Ferries Limited’s operations.
Northumberland Ferries Limited is committed to employment equity and actively recruits candidates from designated groups as defined in the Employment Equity Act (women, Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, and members of visible minorities).
To work on Canadian ships, seafarers must be legally permitted to work in Canada (through citizenship or permanent residency).
Join us at Northumberland Ferries Limited and contribute to a team that values excellence, teamwork, and safety.