Lead Marine Refrigeration & HVAC Engineer

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. seeks an experienced shipboard HVAC technician responsible for the operation and maintenance of refrigeration, air conditioning and ventilation systems aboard our vessels.

The role requires 3–4 years of relevant experience, an EPA certificate, and fluency in English. You will monitor refrigerants, maintain engine room and galley ventilation, and support fire protection systems and dampers as part of a dynamic maritime team.

Qualifications

• 3-4 years relevant experience.
• United States EPA Universal Refrigerant Transition and Recovery Certificate
• Fluent in English (written and verbal)
• Full knowledge and understanding of the Company SMS.
• Thorough knowledge of the vessel he/she is assigned to.

Responsibilities

• Operate and maintain the HVAC plant, provisioning plant, and related refrigerated bar/galley equipment.
• Monitor refrigerant consumption and alert on irregularities.
• Maintain engine room and galley ventilation systems, including CO2/Halon fire extinguishing systems.
• Maintain and periodically test fire dampers and Gaylord systems.
• Carry out laundry lint duct cleaning.
• Prepare a handover report prior to leaving the vessel.
• All other duties as assigned.
• May assign and delegate some of the above duties to other officers from his team.

Skills

HVAC maintenance

Refrigeration systems

English communication

Safety procedures

Education

EPA Universal Refrigerant Transition and Recovery Certificate

Job description

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. seeks an experienced shipboard HVAC technician responsible for the operation and maintenance of refrigeration, air conditioning and ventilation systems aboard our vessels.

The role requires 3–4 years of relevant experience, an EPA certificate, and fluency in English. You will monitor refrigerants, maintain engine room and galley ventilation, and support fire protection systems and dampers as part of a dynamic maritime team.