Onboard Engine Rating — Flexible Vessel Assignments

Stena Line; Holyhead; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Concessionary ferry travel

Rail travel discounts

Pension & life assurance

Onboard roster with annual leave

Employee Recognition Scheme

Employee Assistance Programme

Health plan with cash benefits

Training and progression opportunities

Job summary

Stena Line is recruiting Engine Ratings with passenger vessel experience to join our fleet pool. You will support our engine teams onboard while developing skills on our vessels, with no fixed location and work on all Irish Sea vessels. Duties include maintenance, watch-keeping, and safety patrols, in a 24-hour schedule.

You will be part of a small engine team, require a hands-on attitude and be ready to learn, with focus on safety and operational readiness onboard.

Qualifications

• Fluent in English.
• Valid right to work in the UK and UK National Insurance number.
• Basic STCW training and ENG1 certificates.
• Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boat training.
• Engine Watch Rating certificate (III/4) OR Able Seafarer Engine (III/5) CoC.
• Passenger vessel experience is preferred but not essential.

Responsibilities

• Act in accordance with your responsibilities in the vessel's emergency organisation.
• Carry out engine room watch-keeping duties as directed.
• Carry out engine room fire and safety patrols as directed.
• Assist in the maintenance of engine room firefighting and safety equipment as directed by the second engineer.
• Be familiar with the SMS procedures outlined within the DOCMAP system.
• Take an active interest in duties above your rank to build hands-on confidence.

Skills

Fluent in English

Job description

Stena Line is recruiting Engine Ratings with passenger vessel experience to join our fleet pool. You will support our engine teams onboard while developing skills on our vessels, with no fixed location and work on all Irish Sea vessels. Duties include maintenance, watch-keeping, and safety patrols, in a 24-hour schedule.

You will be part of a small engine team, require a hands-on attitude and be ready to learn, with focus on safety and operational readiness onboard.