Onboard Hotel Maintenance Technician - Passenger Vessel

Stena Line; Belfast City District, Cairnryan; Remote; GBP 30,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Concessionary ferry travel

Rail travel discount

Pension & life assurance

Rostered leave and 4 weeks annual

Recognition scheme

Employee Assistance Programme

Health plan

Training & progression opportunities

Job summary

Stena Line is seeking Engine Ratings for the Cairnryan–Belfast route. You will join the engine team as a Hotel Repair Man, performing planned maintenance, operational duties and repairs aboard a passenger vessel.

Key tasks include galley equipment maintenance, piping systems, steel fabrication and welding. The role requires STCW/ENG1, survival craft training, and a willingness to work on a 24-hour schedule with a supportive team.

Qualifications

• Basic STCW and ENG1 certificates required.
• Survival Craft and Rescue Boat training required.
• Passenger vessel experience is preferred but not essential.

Responsibilities

• Overhaul and maintain galley equipment and machinery.
• Maintain piping for hotel operations (fresh water, black water, grey water, pulper, drains).
• Conduct steelwork and stainless steel fabrication, and pipe fittings.
• Maintain tools and records of maintenance activities.
• Adhere to environmental policies and report malfunctions to supervision.
• Repair laundry equipment and galley plumbing; welding (Gas, Electric, TIG, MIG); lathe/milling; work independently or as part of a team.

Skills

Safety-conscious

Teamwork

Independent worker

Education

STCW training and ENG1 certificates

Survival Craft and Rescue Boat training

Tools

Welding: Gas/TIG/MIG

Piping fabrication

Job description

Stena Line is seeking Engine Ratings for the Cairnryan–Belfast route. You will join the engine team as a Hotel Repair Man, performing planned maintenance, operational duties and repairs aboard a passenger vessel.

Key tasks include galley equipment maintenance, piping systems, steel fabrication and welding. The role requires STCW/ENG1, survival craft training, and a willingness to work on a 24-hour schedule with a supportive team.