Marine Assistant Engineer – Vessel Systems Specialist

O'Hara Corporation; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 175,000 - 251,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, vision and dental insurance

401(k) with employer match

Meals, snacks, and beverages provided

Flight/Lodging booked from Seattle to/

Job summary

O’Hara Corporation is seeking an Assistant Engineer to operate, maintain and repair the vessel’s systems under the guidance of the Chief Engineer. Responsibilities include assisting in bulk petroleum transfer, inventory control, and documenting department records for compliance with USCG and OSHA.

The role requires an English-language safety mindset, endurance for long shifts, and hands-on maintenance of engines, generators, refrigeration, and deck machinery aboard a catcher processor vessel.

Qualifications

• USCG 3rd Assistant License Unlimited or higher.
• Engine room experience on a catcher processor vessel preferred.
• Earned High School Diploma or GED.
• 24 months or more of relevant verifiable work experience in the last 4 years.
• Ability to understand and communicate in English for emergency, safety, and training purposes.

Responsibilities

• Assist in operation, maintenance and repair of the vessel’s operating systems: diesel engines, generators, refrigeration, electrical and hydraulic equipment, water making and sanitary equipment, deck machinery, factory equipment, pumps, cooling, and conveyor systems.
• Perform work assignments under the direction of the chief engineer.
• Assist in transfer bulk petroleum products.
• Maintain an inventory control system.
• Under oversight of the chief engineer, prepare department records and reports as required by the company, USCG, OSHA and other agencies.
• Oversee a safety program.
• Ensure all engineering crew are trained and fully cognizant of the job hazards.
• Resolve technical problems as they occur.

Education

USCG 3rd Assistant License Unlimited or higher

Job description

O’Hara Corporation is seeking an Assistant Engineer to operate, maintain and repair the vessel’s systems under the guidance of the Chief Engineer. Responsibilities include assisting in bulk petroleum transfer, inventory control, and documenting department records for compliance with USCG and OSHA.

The role requires an English-language safety mindset, endurance for long shifts, and hands-on maintenance of engines, generators, refrigeration, and deck machinery aboard a catcher processor vessel.