Oiler

Crew Life At Sea; Cape Town; Presencial; ZAR 240 000 - 360 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Crew Life at Sea Ltd. seeks an experienced Oiler to join a Construction Lift Vessel (CLV) operating offshore. The candidate will assist the engineering department with engine room operation, monitoring, lubrication, and maintenance of machinery and auxiliary equipment.

Offshore exposure and a strong commitment to safety are essential. Main duties include supervising routine lubrication, monitoring operating conditions, and supporting bunkering and fuel transfer as needed.

Qualificações

• Relevant marine engineering or engine room experience.
• Offshore vessel experience preferred, especially in offshore construction.
• Solid understanding of engine room operations and lubrication practices.
• Knowledge of engine room safety and environmental protection requirements.
• Ability to identify and report machinery faults and abnormal conditions.

Responsabilidades

• Operate and maintain main and auxiliary engines, pumps, and generators.
• Perform routine lubrication, oiling, and greasing of machinery.
• Monitor temperatures, pressures, oil levels, and unusual noises or vibrations.
• Inspect engine room regularly and report defects or leaks to the team.
• Assist with routine maintenance and equipment cleaning.
• Support bunkering and fuel transfer when trained and assigned.
• Keep engine room clean and ensure safe storage of tools and equipment.
• Follow safety, environmental, and pollution-prevention procedures; participate in drills.

Conhecimentos

Engine room ops

Offshore teamwork

Safety procedures

Machinery lubrication

Ferramentas

FWP

BOSIET

GWO Sea Survival

GWO Working at Heights

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Job Description: Oiler – CLV VesselPosition Overview

We are seeking an experienced Oiler to join a Construction Lift Vessel (CLV) operating in an offshore environment. The successful candidate will assist the engineering department with the operation, monitoring, lubrication, and maintenance of engine room machinery and auxiliary equipment. The ideal candidate must have relevant marine experience, strong offshore exposure, and a commitment to maintaining high safety and operational standards.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist engineers with the operation and maintenance of main engines, auxiliary engines, pumps, generators, and other machinery.
• Perform routine lubrication, oiling, and greasing of machinery and mechanical components.
• Monitor machinery operating conditions, including temperatures, pressures, oil levels, and unusual noises or vibrations.
• Conduct regular engine room inspections and report defects, leaks, and abnormalities to the engineering team.
• Assist with routine maintenance, machinery cleaning, and minor mechanical tasks.
• Monitor and maintain lubricating oil, fuel, and other machinery-related fluids in accordance with vessel procedures.
• Support bunkering, fuel transfer, and other engine room operations when assigned and appropriately trained.
• Maintain engine room cleanliness and ensure tools and equipment are handled and stored safely.
• Follow onboard safety procedures, environmental regulations, and pollution-prevention requirements.
• Participate in safety drills, toolbox talks, and other vessel safety activities.

Minimum Requirements

• Relevant marine engineering or engine room experience.
• Previous experience working aboard offshore vessels, preferably in the offshore construction sector.
• Good understanding of engine room operations, machinery lubrication, and routine maintenance procedures.
• Knowledge of engine room safety practices and environmental protection requirements.
• Ability to identify and report machinery faults, leaks, and abnormal operating conditions.
• Valid FWP.
• Valid BOSIET certification.
• Valid GWO Sea Survival (SS) certification.
• Valid GWO Working at Heights (WAH) certification.
• Ability to work effectively as part of an engineering team in a demanding offshore environment.

Preferred Qualifications

• Previous experience aboard a Construction Lift Vessel (CLV) or offshore support vessel.
• Relevant maritime training, qualifications, or certificates for the position.
• Familiarity with planned maintenance systems and marine machinery.
• Experience working under offshore operational and safety procedures.

Work Environment

The Oiler will work aboard an offshore vessel and may be required to work shifts, including nights, weekends, and extended rotations. The role requires physical stamina, attention to detail, teamwork, and strict adherence to safety procedures.Rate of Pay

Rate of Pay

Negotiable, depending on experience and qualifications.

Note: All qualifications, certifications, and medical fitness requirements are subject to the vessel owner's specifications and applicable regulations.