Part-Time USCG Chief Engineer — Marine Operations Leader

Bluepoint Engineering LLC.; United States; On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Part time

Job summary

Bluepoint Engineering is seeking a USCG Licensed Chief Engineer to lead, manage, and oversee teams of licensed Marine Engineers executing complex vessel repairs and shipyard availabilities.

In this leadership role, you will serve as the technical authority and project lead on major awarded contracts, planning, executing, and pivoting across multi-disciplinary scopes including mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and structural systems—while ensuring strict adherence to USCG regulations, ABS

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering from an accredited Maritime Academy.
• 10+ years of sea-going and port engineering/shipyard repair experience managing multidisciplinary crews.
• USCG Licensed Chief Engineer credentials and related certifications preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead on-site teams of licensed Marine Engineers to execute marine and industrial repair projects on time and within budget.
• Plan and manage complex work items across propulsion, high-voltage equipment, hydraulics, and heavy rigging.
• Direct onboard safety protocols and ensure compliance with ABS and USCG standards.
• Interface with vessel owners, port engineers, regulatory inspectors, and shipyard management as the primary technical contact.
• Utilize hands-on sea-going experience to troubleshoot emergency repairs and adapt plans.

Skills

Marine systems expertise

Project management

Leadership

Regulatory compliance

Education

BSME (Maritime Engineering)

Job description

Bluepoint Engineering is seeking a USCG Licensed Chief Engineer to lead, manage, and oversee teams of licensed Marine Engineers executing complex vessel repairs and shipyard availabilities.

In this leadership role, you will serve as the technical authority and project lead on major awarded contracts, planning, executing, and pivoting across multi-disciplinary scopes including mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and structural systems—while ensuring strict adherence to USCG regulations, ABS