2nd Engineer (M/F) - Seagoing

Company Description

Mystic Cruises is a leading expedition ocean cruise line that offers an intimate and eco-friendly way to explore some of the most breathtaking destinations in the world. We provide a five-star service that brings our guests up close and personal with the beauty of nature, from Antarctica to the Arctic region, Northern Europe to the Mediterranean. Our ships are designed to sail into landmark cities and small, exclusive ports that larger vessels cannot reach, providing our guests with unforgettable experiences.

At Mystic Cruises, we are committed to environmental sustainability and have implemented innovative technologies on our ships to minimize our impact on the environment. We also believe in the value of our employees and encourage them to share their thoughts and ideas, fostering a culture of creativity and innovation.

If you are passionate about travel, committed to sustainability, and eager to contribute your ideas to a team that values collaboration and innovation, then Mystic Cruises might be the perfect place for you. We are looking for talented individuals who want to be a part of our DNA and help us continue to provide exceptional experiences to our guests. Together Cruising the World! Come join us!

Job Description

The 2nd Engineer reports to the 1st Engineer/Chief Engineer.

Authority

To execute engine room watches at sea and in port as assigned by the Chief Engineer, and to assist the First Engineer with all tasks related to machinery operation, maintenance, and daily routines.

Functions and Responsibility

The Second Engineer functions and responsibility shall include, but not be limited to:

▪Performs duties as delegated by The Chief Engineer and First Engineer.

▪Acts as Engineer Watch Officer in the engine control room overseeing the operation, maintenance and engine ratings.

▪Must be familiar and proficient in maintenance and repairs of the main and auxiliary engines, their systems and equipment, ship's plants for fresh and sea water, boiler plant and related systems and equipment, emergency generators and related systems, steering gear, stabilizers, propeller shafts, stern tubes, bow thrusters, HVAC and pneumatic valves.

▪Shall ensure that adequate rounds of the machinery and steering gear spaces are made for detecting and reporting equipment malfunctions or breakdowns, performing or directing routine adjustments, required upkeep and any other necessary tasks.

▪Read and understand the Chief Engineer’s standing orders.

▪To familiarize himself/herself with regulations and safe working procedures pertaining to tasks assigned to him/her, or to be executed under his/her responsibility.

▪Responsible for all lube oil stocks and transfers and liaise with the Chief Engineer for ordering in a timely manner.

▪Ensure that minimum stock of spare parts for areas under his/her responsibility are kept in stock at all times. Request for parts to be submitted to the Chief Engineer.

▪To ensure that critical or special work is not undertaken without a Work Permit signed by delegated Engine Officer.

▪To always use the correct PPE equipment provided.

▪All watches are to ensure that bilges are dry at all times and all bilge pumping.

▪Operations are correctly logged in the oil record book. Specific responsibilities: Surveillance of equipment and installations specifically assigned to him, as follows:

▪Sludge and dirty oil systems

▪Maintenance of lifeboat and tender boat engines.

▪Maintain and monitor all purifier equipment including heaters

▪Maintain and repair all fuel oil transfer/ booster pumps and systems including heaters.

▪Maintain and repair lube oil transfer pumps and systems

▪Maintain and repair all bilge, ballast and fuel oil valves incl. remote control and indication. ▪Monitor lube oil consumption of main and aux.engines.

▪Monitor condition of lube oil in main and aux.engines

Qualifications

Certificate of Competence & endorsement

Basic Safety that includes:
Personal survival techniques
Personal safety and social responsibilities
Elementary first aid
Fire prevention and fire fighting

Medical First Aid

Proficiency in survival craft/rescue boats

Advanced fire-fighting

Crowd management

ISPS Security Awareness

Previous experience in passenger ships

Excellent command of the English language*

Marlins Cert. English for Seafarers

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