Top-Level Engine Mariner Subject Matter Expert

PenBay Technology Group; Martinsville (VA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

PenBay Technology Group is seeking a full-time Top Level Engine Mariner Subject Matter Expert to lead curriculum evaluation and training development for maritime propulsion systems. The ideal candidate holds or has held a USCG MMC endorsed as Chief Engineer or First Assistant Engineer with unlimited horsepower and at least five years sailing experience, across propulsion modes preferred.

Basic course evaluation experience is valued.

Qualifications

• Candidate must hold or have held a USCG MMC endorsed as Chief Engineer for Unlimited HP propulsion (Diesel/Steam/Gas Turbine).
• Must also have MMC endorsed as First Assistant Engineer for Unlimited HP propulsion with 5+ years sailing on that credential.
• Experience with multiple propulsion modes is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and approve basic-level courses and training programs.
• Assess and approve Master/Deck mariner courses per regulatory standards.
• Oversee curriculum assessments and training approvals as part of SME duties.

Skills

MMC endorsement

Mariner credentials

Curriculum development experience

Sailing experience

Education

High School Diploma

BA/BS with maritime curriculum

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Description

PenBay Technology Group is seeking a full-time Top Level Engine Mariner Subject Matter Expert.

Essential Functions and Job Responsibilities

Top-Level Engine Mariner Subject Matter Expert - The candidate must hold or have held, at a minimum, a U.S. Coast Guard-issued Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC) endorsed as Chief Engineer of vessels of any horsepower (Unlimited Horsepower) for Motor (Diesel), Steam, or Gas Turbine propulsion or a U.S. Coast Guard-issued Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC) endorsed as First Assistant Engineer of vessels of any horsepower (Unlimited Horsepower) for Motor (Diesel), Steam, or Gas Turbine propulsion, and a minimum of five (5) years of experience sailing on that credential. Experience with multiple or all propulsion modes is highly preferred but not required. Experience in writing or developing training courses is preferred but not required. A valid STCW certificate is not required.

The Basic-Level Mariner Subject Matter Experts must hold or have held, at a minimum, a U.S. Coast Guard-issued MMC endorsed as Master of Self-Propelled Vessels of Not Less Than 100 Gross Registered Tons (GRT) upon Great Lakes and Inland Waters (or superior routes). Minimum volume of course approvals for Basic-Level Deck Mariner Subject Matter Experts is 25 courses, total per month. Below is a list of the basic level courses that they are expected to evaluate:

• 1. Basic Training and its component courses of Basic Fire Fighting, Elementary First Aid, Personal Safety and Social Responsibility, and Personal Survival Techniques. Approximately fifty (50) per year in total for basic training or component courses.
• 2. First Aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Approximately twenty (20) training courses per year.
• 3. Advanced Fire Fighting. Approximately 20 training courses per year.
• 4. Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessels. Approximately thirty (30) training courses per year.
• 5. Auxiliary Sail. Approximately ten (10) training courses per year.
• 6. Assistance Towing. Approximately fifteen (15) training courses per year.
• 7. Master 100. Approximately 35 training courses per year.
• 8. Master/Mate 200. Approximately fifteen (15) training courses per year.
• 9. Able Seaman, Rating Forming Part of a Navigation Watch, and Able Seafarer Deck. Approximately fifteen (15) training courses per year.
• 10. Radar and Automatic Radar plotting aids. Approximately 35 training courses per year
• 11. Maritime Security Awareness, Vessel Personnel with Designated Security Duties, Vessel Security Officer & 12 Company Security Officer and Facility Security Officer. Approximately 35 training courses per year.
• 12. Rules of the Road. Approximately ten (10) training courses per year.
• 13. Fast Rescue Boat.
• 14. Bridge Resource Management.
• 15. Proficiency in Survival Craft (including Limited, Refresher, Upgrade Limited to PSC).
• 16. Crowd Management.
• 17. Crisis Management and Human Behavior.
• 18. Train the Trainer.
• 19. Simulator Train the Trainer.

Requirements

Required Skills & Experience

Curriculum assessment experience preferred

Professional Certifications

Required Credentials: Must hold or have held, at a minimum, a valid U.S. Coast Guard-issued MMC endorsed as Chief Engineer of vessels of any horsepower (Unlimited Horsepower) for Motor (Diesel), Steam, or Gas Turbine propulsion OR a U.S. Coast Guard-issued MMC endorsed as First Assistant Engineer of vessels of any horsepower (Unlimited Horsepower) for Motor (Diesel), Steam, or Gas Turbine propulsion. Must also have a minimum of 5 years’ experience sailing on that credential.

Preferred (Not Required): Experience with multiple or all propulsion modes (Motor, Steam, and Gas Turbine). Additionally, experience in writing or developing training courses.

Formal Education

High School Diploma, BA/BS with maritime curriculum preferred

Years of Professional Experience

Minimum of 8 years experience, 10 years preferred.

Desired Skills & Experience

curriculum development or familiarity with course design preferred

Required Technical and Business Tools Experience

Experience and knowledge working with the Microsoft Office suite