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Benefits offered by this job
401(k) and matching
Health, Dental, and Vision insurance
Employee assistance program
Company travel policy
Job summary
A leading fishing company is looking for a Chief Engineer to supervise and maintain the engineering operations aboard their vessels. This role requires a U.S. Coast Guard license and at least one year of relevant experience. Responsibilities include ensuring compliance with safety regulations, managing equipment maintenance, and conducting safety inspections. The position offers a competitive salary of $140,000 - $170,000 annually, along with benefits like health insurance and a 401(k). This is a demanding role with rotations and potential shipyard work involved.
Qualifications
1 year experience as a Chief Engineer preferred.
Must understand safety rules in English.
Must provide 2 recent positive references.
Responsibilities
Supervise engineering staff to maintain and operate machinery.
Ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
Conduct weekly safety inspections and performance reviews.
Skills
Responsible for supervising engineering staff
Knowledgeable on Safety Management System
Ability to manage preventive maintenance programs
Experienced in navigating inspection compliance
Strong teamwork and communication skills
Education
U.S. Coast Guard Chief Engineer license of uninspected fishing vessel
Job description
A leading fishing company is looking for a Chief Engineer to supervise and maintain the engineering operations aboard their vessels. This role requires a U.S. Coast Guard license and at least one year of relevant experience. Responsibilities include ensuring compliance with safety regulations, managing equipment maintenance, and conducting safety inspections. The position offers a competitive salary of $140,000 - $170,000 annually, along with benefits like health insurance and a 401(k). This is a demanding role with rotations and potential shipyard work involved.