Deck and Engine Storekeeper for Orient Express Sailing Yachts

Orient Express; Greater London; On-site; GBP 26,797 - 44,662; Part time

Job summary

Orient Express Sailing Yachts is seeking an experienced Deck & Engine Storekeeper for the luxury vessel Orient Express Olympian. Embarkation is March 2027 on a 6 months ±1 month contract.

Responsibilities include inventory control, procurement of deck and engine stores, and labelling and organizing all technical stores aboard the ship. Requirements include prior fitter experience on cruise ships, all valid STCW certificates, strong English, and references from previous employers.

Qualifications

• Experience as a fitter aboard cruise ships is required.
• All valid STCW certificates must be held.
• Good command of English is essential for operations onboard.

Responsibilities

• Manage logistics reception, labeling and organization of deck and engine stores.
• Oversee inventory control, procurement and stock monitoring for consumables.
• Support officers with spare parts logging and ordering as needed.

Skills

Fitter on board cruise ships

STCW certificates

English proficiency

Job description

Deck and Engine Storekeeper for Orient Express Sailing Yachts

Department: Engine

Employment Type: Contract

Location: Shipboard

Description

We are currently seeking an experienced Deck and Engine Storekeeper to join the luxury cruise vessel Orient Express Olympian.

• Embarkation: March 2027
• Contract: 6 months ±1 month

Requirements:

• Previous experience as a Fitter on board cruise ships
• All valid STCW certificates
• Good command of English
• Valid references and/or recommendations from previous employers

Candidates who meet the above requirements and are available for the specified embarkation date are encouraged to apply.

Department: | Engine

Job Title: | Deck & Engine Storekeeper

Reporting to: | Staff Engineer

Qualification: | As per applicable requirements of:

• IMO STCW Convention (as amended)
• Company certification and training requirements per form C601d

Experience: | As per Company Recruitment & Promotion Experience Requirements per form C601d

Description and Main Purpose of Job:

The Storekeeper is responsible for the logistical reception, labelling, and organization of all technical stores, spare parts, and consumables for both the Deck and Engine departments. The role holds primary responsibility for the inventory management and ordering of all shipboard consumables, while providing logistical and database support to Ship Officers for their equipment‑specific spare parts, and performing any additional general duties as reasonably required by the Staff Engineer.

Key Responsibilities

Main Duties and Responsibilities:

• Logistics & Material Reception: Coordinate the physical receiving of all Deck and Engine technical stores and spare parts during port calls; cross-check delivered items against delivery notes, label them properly, and place them on their dedicated shelves.
• Consumables Inventory & Procurement: Hold primary responsibility for the complete inventory control, stock monitoring, and purchase ordering within Shipsure for all vessel consumables across both the Deck and Engine departments (including lubricants/oils, technical gases, chemicals, and PPE).
• Spare Parts Logistical Support: Provide support to Officers with inventories or ordering of specific spare parts when requested; acknowledge that primary inventory control, logging consumption in Shipsure, and ordering of spare parts remains the responsibility of the respective officer in charge.
• Database & Storeroom Housekeeping: Maintain all technical storerooms, and different lockers for both departments in a clean, highly organized, and sea‑fast condition; assist officers in updating or creating new item entries in the Shipsure database when required.
• Safety & Regulatory Compliance: Ensure the safe handling, storage, and strict segregation of hazardous materials (chemicals, gases, lubricants) in compliance with safety and environmental rules and adhere to work and rest hour requirements.

Health, Safety and Environment Duties and Responsibilities:

• All employees have a duty under Company Policies and VMS requirements to:
• Participate in shipboard emergency duties and drills in accordance with the vessel’s muster list and emergency procedures
• Take reasonable care for their own health and safety and for that of others who may be affected by their acts or omissions
• Cooperate with management on health and safety matters
• Use correctly all work items provided by the Company, including personal protective equipment, in accordance with training and instructions
• Not interfere with or misuse anything provided for health, safety, or welfare
• Abide by environmental protection rules and regulations and actively participate in the reduction, reuse, and recycling schemes in place All employees shall participate actively in all HSEQ activities and promote safe practices as part of an integrated management approach.