Engineer Officer - 3rd Class

OCEAN; Trois-Rivières; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

OCEAN is seeking a dedicated Engineer Officer – 3rd Class to manage mechanical maintenance and navigate tugs. This permanent position offers growth in the maritime industry, excellent work-life balance, and a supportive work environment. Ideal candidates have relevant certificates, advanced English skills, and a commitment to safety.

Benefits

Free employee assistance program

Pension plan with employer contribution

Work equipment provided

Qualifications

• Experience in the field is an asset.
• Valid medical certificate issued by Transport Canada.
• Available to travel frequently to work sites.

Responsibilities

• Carry out mechanical maintenance and scheduled repairs.
• Ensure compliance with Transport Canada regulations.
• Participate in safety and health management activities.

Skills

Work organization

Prioritization

Advanced English proficiency

Education

Certificates of competency (MED STCW Basic Safety, etc.)

Basic Marine First Aid Certificate

Job description

ARE YOU LOOKING TO JOIN A GREAT COMPANY WHERE YOUR CONTRIBUTION WILL BE RECOGNIZED? READ ON, THIS OFFER IS PERFECT FOR YOU!

We are actively seeking an Engineer Officer – 3rd Class to carry out operations and mechanical maintenance on tugs, and navigate with the tugs within Fraser River, Vancouver Harbour and Delta Port.

• Permanent job, Monday to Friday, 40 hours per week
• Free employee assistance program for the whole family
• Pension plan with employer contribution
• Work equipment provided.

YOUR TALENTS WILL BE USED TO MEET THE FOLLOWING CHALLENGES :

• Participate with Captain and Deckhand for ship assist maneuvers as and when needed as per Safe Manning Document.
• Plan, coordinate and carry out routine mechanical maintenance and scheduled and unscheduled preventive maintenance (SINEX system) as well as major repairs.
• Complete maintenance reports in the SINEX management system.
• Ensure the proper functioning of ships, equipment and machinery.
• Make necessary adjustments, repairs and installations on ships and other equipment.
• Ensure inventory control, source and order spare parts needed for the maintenance.
• Check and repair equipment before and after use on a project.
• Ensure compliance (certifications) with Transport Canada regulations by maintaining tugs’ certificates and service reports.
• Travel to various sites in the Vancouver area to perform repairs and maintenance.
• Ensure the application and respect of the quality standards in force (ISM, etc.).
• Participate and support the activities of the Health, Safety and Environment Management System.

OUR IDEAL COLLEAGUE HAS :

• Experience in the field (asset)
• Certificates of competency :

MED STCW Basic Safety (STCW)

• Lifeboat and rescue boat operating skills other than fast rescue boats (PSC)
• Valid medical certificate issued by Transport Canada
• Restricted Radio Operator’s Certificate Maritime, with DSC endorsement (ROC-M (DSC)) (asset)
• Basic Marine First Aid Certificate
• Good work organization and sense of priorities
• Availability to travel frequently to work sites
• Valid and unrestricted driver’s license
• Languages : advanced level in English, both spoken and written.

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Founded in 1972, Ocean Group is a thriving, inspiring company with the wind in its sails! As a leader in the Canadian maritime industry, our success is based on our ability to innovate, our determination to keep moving forward, and the diversity of our services. Whether it is harbor towage, marine work, construction, or ship repair, we take great pride in the accomplishments of our specialized workforce. Within our various teams, we find dynamic and passionate employees who are driven by a willingness to make a difference. We promote a healthy, safe, and environmentally responsible work environment that reflects our values of excellence, integrity, and respect.

YOU WANT TO JOIN THE TEAM, SEND US YOUR RESUME NOW!

NB : Ocean Group subscribes to an Equality Access Program and invites women, visible minorities, First Nations and Inuit, and persons with disabilities to apply. The use of the masculine gender is for ease of reading and has no discriminatory intent. We believe in the principle of equal employment opportunity and are open to measures of accommodation in the selection process.

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