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Van Oord is seeking a Second Engineer for our Water Injection Dredging vessels. You will be the technical expert on board, running dredging and propulsion systems and taking full responsibility with onshore support when needed.
You will lead maintenance and improvements of automated water injection systems, ensure safety, document operations and report performance, while working in an international crew with a four weeks on/ four weeks off rotation.
As Second Engineer on our Water Injection Dredgers, you are the technical expert on board, ensuring dredging and propulsion systems run smoothly and reliably. As the only engineer, you carry full technical responsibility and work independently, supported by onshore specialists when needed.
You maintain and optimize automated systems, keep them in top condition, perform maintenance and contribute to continuous improvements. You also ensure clear documentation and reporting, supporting reliable vessel performance wherever they operate.
Water Injection Dredging is a specialised technique in which the seabed is fluidised, allowing sediment to be moved efficiently and precisely.
You have knowledge of electrical systems. You work independently, focus on solutions and take ownership of the engine room.In this role, you will bring the following:
Working at sea requires responsibility, independence and teamwork. These come with the right conditions. In addition we offer:
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You make sure our vessel performs at its best every day while keeping people and the environment safe.You do this by taking responsibility for the following:
You work on board one of our highly automated water injection vessels. You are part of a small team of 5 to 7 crew members and work in a 4 weeks on and 4 weeks off rotation.
The environment is dynamic and international, focused on technical excellence. You operate and optimise modern computer controlled dredging systems and advanced automation technology. Every day offers learning opportunities and the chance to further develop advanced maritime technology.