Chief Engineer - General Cargo Vessel

Uniteam Marine; Philippines; On-site; PHP 3,822,000 - 7,643,000; Full time

Job summary

Uniteam Marine Limited seeks an experienced Chief Engineer to join a general cargo vessel. You will lead the engine department and ensure safe and efficient operation of vessel machinery, with emphasis on technical leadership and multinational crew collaboration.

Contract is 4 months with joining in December. Prior Chief Engineer experience and the appropriate Certificate of Competency are required, along with proven ability to operate in diverse crews aboard international vessels.

Qualifications

• Leads engine department and ensures safe, efficient operation of vessel machinery.
• Experience in multinational crew environments is essential.
• Strong technical leadership and shipboard management skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead the engine department to maintain propulsion and auxiliary systems.
• Oversee maintenance, compliance, and safety programs on board.

Skills

Leadership

Engine room ops

Safety focus

Education

Chief Engineer Certificate of Competency (up to 3000 kW or Unlimited)

Job description

We are seeking an experienced Chief Engineer to join a general cargo vessel of 6050 DWT.

The vessel is equipped with MAK 9M25C main engine.

The successful candidate will lead the engine department and ensure safe and efficient operation of vessel machinery.

Candidates must demonstrate strong technical leadership and experience working within a multinational crew environment.

Vessel: General Cargo - 4560 DWT

Engine: MAK 6M25

Trade: Europe

Contract: 4 months

Joining: December

Requirements:

• Chief Engineer Certificate of Competency up to 3000 kW or Unlimited
• Previous experience as Chief Engineer
• Previous experience in multinational crew

Uniteam Marine is an international ship management company providing crew management services to a modern fleet of container vessels and specialized ships worldwide.

We are committed to maintaining high standards of safety, professionalism and crew welfare while supporting long-term career development for our seafarers.