Offshore Engine Room Specialist - Power & Safety Lead

Valaris Limited; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

The 3rd Engineer position at Valaris Limited provides technical support and oversees domestic and industrial services to MODU operations. It focuses on safe, efficient operation of the power plant and machinery with strong emphasis on crew safety and environmental protection.

The role involves maintaining watches, supervising engine room personnel, and assisting with safety-critical equipment testing under Chief/Second Engineer guidance, while seeking procedures improvements and risk assessments

Qualifications

• Minimum of four (4) years working in the Marine industry.
• One (1) to two (2) years of maritime experience as a 4th Engineer Officer in Charge of an Engineering Watch.
• Completion of a degree from a recognized Maritime Academy or University is required.
• Completion of all training and certification requirements for position as described in the training matrix.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for safety of crew, environment, and engine room as well as own safety.
• Attends and participates in all pre-tour, post tour, and weekly safety meetings.
• Responsible for the watch in the Engine Control Room. Supervises other personnel on watch and ensures proper power distribution on the MODU.
• Responsible for bunkering, transferring fuel, water, and other fluids safely and efficiently.
• Maintains the order, cleanliness, and housekeeping at mechanical sites.
• Maintains the mechanical equipment when required by the Chief Engineer/Second Engineer.
• Assists the Chief Engineer/Second Engineer to ensure safety-critical equipment onboard is maintained and tested per Valaris policies and regulations.
• Identifies opportunities to improve operational procedures and assists with procedure revisions and risk assessments.

Education

Degree from Maritime Academy or University

Training & Certification per training matrix

Job description

The 3rd Engineer position at Valaris Limited provides technical support and oversees domestic and industrial services to MODU operations. It focuses on safe, efficient operation of the power plant and machinery with strong emphasis on crew safety and environmental protection.

The role involves maintaining watches, supervising engine room personnel, and assisting with safety-critical equipment testing under Chief/Second Engineer guidance, while seeking procedures improvements and risk assessments