Tanker Engine Specialist – 3rd Asst Engineer

Fairwater; United States; Remote; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Fairwater is seeking a Third Assistant Engineer on the Gulf Coast to join our AMO-affiliated team. The role requires holding multiple STCW credentials and national engine department qualifications to support motor-propelled vessels, with English language proficiency and adherence to safety standards.

The position is anchored in a marine operations environment with a strong emphasis on safety and collaboration among shoreside and mariner teams.

Qualifications

• III/1- Officer in Charge of an Engineering Watch (750kW / 1,000HP or More)
• III/4- Rating Forming Part of an Engineering Watch
• III/5- Able Seafarer Engine
• V1-1- Advanced Oil Tanker Cargo Operation
• V1-1- Advanced Chemical Tanker Cargo Operation
• VI/1- Basic Safety Training
• VI/2- Survival craft, Rescue Boats
• VI/3- Advance Fire Fighting
• VI/4 – Medical First Aid Provider
• VI/6-Vessel Personnel Designated with Security Duties/ Security Awareness
• Third Assistant Engineer (Of Motor Propelled Vessels)
• Qualified Member of the Engine Department Lifeboatman Tankerman Assistant Limited to Dangerous Liquid Cargoes or Tankerman PIC- Limited to DL Cargoes
• Steward's Department (F.H)

Education

III/1- Officer in Charge of an Engineering Watch (750kW / 1,000HP or More)

III/4- Rating Forming Part of an Engineering Watch

III/5- Able Seafarer Engine

V1-1- Advanced Oil Tanker Cargo Operation

V1-1- Advanced Chemical Tanker Cargo Operation

VI/1- Basic Safety Training

VI/2- Survival craft, Rescue Boats

VI/3- Advance Fire Fighting

VI/4 – Medical First Aid Provider

VI/6-Vessel Personnel Designated with Security Duties/ Security Awareness

Third Assistant Engineer (Of Motor Propelled Vessels)

Qualified Member of the Engine Department Lifeboatman Tankerman Assistant Limited to Dangerous Liquid Cargoes or Tankerman PIC- Limited to DL Cargoes

Steward's Department (F.H)

Job description

Fairwater is seeking a Third Assistant Engineer on the Gulf Coast to join our AMO-affiliated team. The role requires holding multiple STCW credentials and national engine department qualifications to support motor-propelled vessels, with English language proficiency and adherence to safety standards.

The position is anchored in a marine operations environment with a strong emphasis on safety and collaboration among shoreside and mariner teams.