Licensed Engineer

Cross Sound Ferry Services; New London (CT); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work rotations

Job summary

A maritime transportation company is seeking a Full-Time Licensed Engineer to perform watch-standing duties and maintain all machinery onboard vessels. Candidates will enjoy flexible work rotations with full living quarters provided. Responsibilities include preventive maintenance, participating in mandated drills, and ensuring the safe upkeep of vessel systems. Applicants must have the necessary credentials and a willingness to advance their licensing. Competitive position based in New London, Connecticut.

Qualifications

• Candidates must pass a pre-employment drug test.
• Must hold a valid Merchant Mariner Credential with a minimum Oilier rating.
• Must possess a valid Transportation Worker Identity Credential (TWIC).

Responsibilities

• Standing routine watches and maintaining logs.
• Complete all preventative maintenance.
• Participate and lead mandated drills and emergency procedures.
• Safely maintain vessels systems.
• Perform troubleshooting and repairs as needed.
• Upkeep machinery spaces.
• Communicate clearly with shore side facilities and peers.
• Transferring oil, water, and waste to and from the shore side.

Skills

Watch-standing duties

Preventive maintenance

Troubleshooting and repairs

Communication

Education

Valid Merchant Mariner Credential

Valid Transportation Worker Identity Credential

Job description

Full-Time Licensed Engineer [1009]

Cross Sound Ferry is actively looking for 3rd Assistant Engineer’s, DDE 4000, and Chief Engineers Limited or above. Candidates are expected to perform watch-standing duties and maintain all machinery onboard our vessels. We are looking for candidates interested in growing alongside our company.

We offer flexible work rotations at 4 days on/3days off or 8 days on/6 days off. Every vessel is equipped with full living quarters including galley and common area.

Cross Sound vessels range from 1,400-9,600 horsepower and we encourage individuals to upgrade their licenses.

Responsibilities include (not limited to):

• Standing routine watches and maintaining logs
• Complete all preventative maintenance
• Participate and lead mandated drills and emergency procedures as directed by the USCG
• Safely maintain vessels systems
• Perform troubleshooting and repairs as needed
• Upkeep machinery spaces
• Communicate clearly with shore side facilities and peers
• Transferring of oil, water, and waste to and from the shore side

Requirements:

• Pass pre-employment drug test
• Valid Merchant Mariner Credential with minimum Oilier rating
• Valid Transportation Worker Identity Credential (TWIC)