Chief Engineer – Offshore Vessel Operations Leader

DOF; Paradise; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equal opportunity employer

Job summary

DOF Canada is expanding its offshore fleet and seeks a Marine Engineer to lead engine room operations on new vessels joining in 2027. You will maintain machinery, manage maintenance systems, and ensure DP readiness while upholding safety and environmental standards across Canada.

The role requires post-secondary marine engineering, a First Class certificate, STCW credentials, and proven offshore leadership.

Qualifications

• Post-Secondary Education in Marine Engineering or equivalent.
• First Class Motor-ship Certificate and STCW credentials required.
• Marine First Aid and Canadian Seafarers Medical valid.
• DP Maintenance Training is preferred; knowledge of ISM, ISPS, MARPOL essential.
• Experience in offshore vessels with diesel electric/hybrid propulsion advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Oversee safe operation and maintenance of engine room equipment and deck machinery.
• Ensure compliance with Planned Maintenance Systems and vessel certification.
• Maintain engine checklists and DP operation procedures.
• Lead and train Engine Room personnel, uphold QHSE standards.
• Prepare dry dock scopes, monthly reports, and safety meeting participation.

Skills

Leadership experience

Excellent interpersonal skills

Excellent communicator

Capable of discussing issues at all -

Multitasking ability

Proficient in Microsoft Office

Education

Post-Secondary Education in Marine Engineering

First Class Motor-ship Certificate

STCW MED, BS, SC, AFF

Marine First Aid

Valid Canadian Seafarers Medical

Valid Canadian Passport

DP Maintenance Training

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

DOF Canada is expanding its offshore fleet and seeks a Marine Engineer to lead engine room operations on new vessels joining in 2027. You will maintain machinery, manage maintenance systems, and ensure DP readiness while upholding safety and environmental standards across Canada.

The role requires post-secondary marine engineering, a First Class certificate, STCW credentials, and proven offshore leadership.