Chief Engineer

McKeil Marine Limited; Burlington; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a leading marine service provider as a Chief Engineer. In this role, you will manage machinery aboard tugs and ships, ensuring safety and efficiency. Enjoy competitive wages, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive team environment. Ideal candidates will have the necessary certifications and experience in marine operations.

Benefits

Company paid travel to ports

Certificate upgrade programs

Company paid training

Comprehensive group benefits program

Qualifications

• Licensed candidates must hold a valid Transport Canada Certificate of Competency.
• Previous tug boat / ship experience required.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for the safe, efficient operation of all vessel machinery.
• Delegate work assignments and supervise Engine Room crew.
• Monitor and order bunkers and maintain spare parts.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Problem Solving

Organizational Skills

Education

First, Second, or Third-Class Motor Engineer Certificate

Marine Emergency Duties (MED’s) STCW Basic Safety and Survival Craft Certifications

Tools

Microsoft Suite

Job description

McKeil Marine is one of Canada’s leading marine service providers. Experienced and adaptive, we deliver turn-key solutions that support our customers' success in a wide range of transportation and project challenges. Customer service, safety, quality, and respect for the environment are at the heart of our operations. When you join McKeil Marine, you can look forward to a very competitive total compensation program and a team of passionate colleagues in a fast-paced, growing organization that supports all communities in which we operate.

McKeil Marine Limited is looking for Chief Engineers aboard our tugs and ships. We are looking for eager and self-starting individuals to manage all machinery and lead engine room personnel.

Why McKeil

• Our crew enjoy regular schedules with minimal disruptions - you can plan your time at home
• Company paid and arranged travel to ports
• Our crew matter - at McKeil it feels like family
• We sail safe - your safety is our top priority
• Certificate upgrade programs and incentives
• Company paid training
• Competitive wages and comprehensive group benefits program

Key Responsibilities

• Reports to the Captain with accountability to the Vessel Manager / Technical Manager
• Responsible for the safe, efficient, and economical operation of all vessel machinery and equipment
• Reporting of any incident and / or damage affecting seaworthiness, speed, or normal operations
• Perform troubleshooting, problem solving, as well as preventative and corrective maintenance to prevent downtime while ensuring the efficient and continual functioning of the vessel
• Monitor and order bunkers, lubricants and maintain spare parts and inventory
• Ensure the machinery is in compliance and meets regulatory and class requirements
• Review and sign off the Engine Room Logbook while ensuring that all required information is entered accurately and kept up-to-date
• Delegate work assignments, supervision, and training of Engine Room crew
• Ensure all Engine Room personnel and new hires are familiar with Company policies and procedures and have access to the appropriate manuals and documents
• Maintain and update the Plan Maintenance System in accordance with company policies
• Understanding of pollution regulations and the company's objectives regarding environmental protection
• Other duties assigned

Qualifications

• First, Second, or Third-Class Motor Engineer Certificate issued by Transport Canada
• Marine Emergency Duties (MED’s) STCW Basic Safety and Survival Craft Certifications
• Experienced with Safety Management Systems (ISO & ISM)
• Experience with Microsoft Suite an asset
• Experienced leader and motivator of direct reports
• Strong sense of responsibility and pride in overall condition of machinery
• Excellent organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills
• Self-starter, analytical and problem-solving capabilities
• Previous tug boat / ship experience required

Be a part of a winning and growing organization.

Licensed candidates must hold a valid Transport Canada Certificate of Competency, valid seafarer’s medical, and be STCW 95 certified. Candidates must also possess a valid passport as well as clearance to enter the US.

To Apply

Please submit your application directly to this posting or email your resume to [e-mail] and reference the position in the subject line.

We thank all applicants but advise that only those selected for an interview will be contacted. McKeil Marine is committed to the principles of Employment Equity.

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