Foss
Assistant Engineer - Seattle, WA
Foss, Seattle, Washington, us, 98127
Job Title: Assistant Engineer (Ocean Towing)
Position:
Assistant Engineer - 1st, 2nd, 3rdLocation:
Seattle MarineDepartment:
Ocean FleetSchedule:
45-60-day hitchesReports to:
Chief Engineer & Port EngineerPay Range:
$115,000 - $125,000 annual (EXCLUDES OVERTIME & TRAVEL IS COVERED BY FOSS)*If you experience issues when applying, please send your resume & credentials to cmulcahy@foss.com*What We Offer our Hardworking Mariners:
At Foss, we recognize that our employees are the foundation of our company and of our success. We value and respect the individuals that make up the Foss family and are proud to have one of the industry's highest records for employee longevity.Fully funded health care and retirementPaid Time OffPaid holidaysTuition & training reimbursementAdvancement opportunitiesFamily support servicesEmployee wellness reimbursementsEquity & inclusionCompany paid-for travelSummary of Position:
The Assistant Engineer is responsible for the maintenance, preservation, operation, and readiness of the ship's propulsion machinery, mechanical and electrical systems, and damage control equipment. The AE is also responsible for fueling, pollution control, liquid load and ballasting, logs and record keeping, procurement and inventory control, and storage and accountability of all HAZMATs. Depending on the vessel, the AE may act as Chief Engineer or the engineer in charge of a watch in a periodically unmanned engine room.Qualifications:
Valid USCG MMCAssistant Engineer - Oceans, Any HP, Limited - 1600 GRT/3000 ITC License (may sub 3a/e, 2a/e, or 1a/e Motor License)Valid STCW with all required endorsements (including, but not limited to Officer in Charge of Engineering Watch, Advanced Firefighting, and Medical Care Provider)Lifeboatman EndorsementValid TWICValid Passport - must be able to travel internationally with no restrictionsCPR/First AidA physical and pre-employment drug test are also pre-requisite of employment.Essential Functions:
Vessel Maintenance:Troubleshoots and repairs all engines, pumps, machinery, deck machinery, and electrical componentsMaintains proper markings, tags, and color coding of various systemsResponsible for general housekeeping of engineering spacesSafety:Responsible for proper maintenance of onboard alarms and safety systemsResponsible for safety of personnel in engine roomMiscellaneous:Responsible for monthly engineering reports to be submitted to managementUtilizing the company's maintenance software (Helm) for tracking and executing preventative maintenance.Maintains vessel parts inventory levelsWorks on deck as needed: handles lines, makes/breaks towOther jobs as directedSupervisory and Leadership of Direct Staff:Supervises and trains junior engineers on maintenance proceduresServes as Foss "Field Representative" during major machinery overhaulsPerforms all Vessel Maintenance System - Engine Room inspectionsTrains deckhand-engineers in preventive maintenance proceduresKnowledge & Skills:
Strong maritime background with a thorough understanding of vessel operations and equipment capabilities/limitationsAbility to independently implement all routine engineering proceduresImplements appropriate casualty control measures in response to engineering casualtiesReads/interprets technical data, specifications, and drawingsBasic knowledge of welding and burning procedures and hot work safety precautionsAbility to safely transfer fuel and oilsKnowledge of MARPOL regulations and pollution prevention proceduresMaintenance and operation of bilge, ballast, fire, fresh water and sanitary systemsAbility to communicate, in English, across all written, spoken and listening levelsWorking Conditions:
Works in engine room in hot, wet, humid, noisy, and odorous conditions. Occasionally exposed to paints, solvents, thinners, and fumes.Physical/Mental demands:
Sitting:
Sits to complete engineer logs and reportsBalancing:
Balances continuously on vessel in various sea and weather conditionsKneeling/Crouching/Crawling:
Kneels, crouches, and crawls to pick up tools and perform checks, repairs, and general maintenance of machineryTwisting/Reaching:
Twists and reaches around equipment to perform checks and repairsStanding/Walking:
Stands/walks while performing engine checks and repairsHandling/Fingering:
Handles/fingers hand tools, hand-held power tools, and partsEye-Hand-Foot Coordination:
Coordinates movements to perform engineer and general maintenance dutiesVision:
20/40 correctable vision in each eye to work with equipment and machinery. Color vision is required to distinguish color-coded systems and liquid chemicalsPushing/Pulling/Lifting/Carrying (up to 50 pounds):
Pushes, pulls, lifts, and carries machinery up to 50 pounds.Position Content:
This job description is not intended to be and should not be construed as an all-inclusive list of all the responsibilities, skills, working conditions associated with the positions. While it is intended to accurately reflect the position activities and requirements, these requirements may change over time. Management reserves the right to modify, add or remove duties and assign other duties as necessary.Culture:
OUR VISION:
To be a family of the best towage companies in North America.OUR MISSION:
To provide maritime services without equal and unsurpassed customer service. We achieve this through:A steadfast focus on our customers' needs and preferences in everything we doRelentless continuous improvement - Safety, Operations, ComplianceContinuing to extend and expand our operations - with the goal to be competitive globallyDeveloping our world class workforce by fostering an environment of mutual trust and respect.OUR CORE VALUES:
Foss Maritime is committed to providing our customers with world-class marine services. To achieve this stance of Operational Excellence, we are dedicated to the Foss core values that emphasize safety and quality:Safety of peopleIntegrityContinual ImprovementQuality WorkplaceStewardship of ResourcesCustodian of the EnvironmentCommunity MindedFoss is a place where we are proud to have our children employed. We recognize that our employees are the heart of our company. We treat our people with respect and integrity, and value their contribution and well-being.We are committed to a diverse workforce and taking affirmative action to employ and advance in employment qualified women, minorities, individuals with disabilities and protected veterans. Foss Maritime Company is an Equal Opportunity - Affirmative Action Employer and a VEVRAA Federal Contractor and a participant of the E-verify Employment Verification Program.Foss is a drug-free employer with a zero-tolerance drug and alcohol policy compliant with DOT/USCG requirements.Questions?
Please contact 904-752-0115.
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Position:
Assistant Engineer - 1st, 2nd, 3rdLocation:
Seattle MarineDepartment:
Ocean FleetSchedule:
45-60-day hitchesReports to:
Chief Engineer & Port EngineerPay Range:
$115,000 - $125,000 annual (EXCLUDES OVERTIME & TRAVEL IS COVERED BY FOSS)*If you experience issues when applying, please send your resume & credentials to cmulcahy@foss.com*What We Offer our Hardworking Mariners:
At Foss, we recognize that our employees are the foundation of our company and of our success. We value and respect the individuals that make up the Foss family and are proud to have one of the industry's highest records for employee longevity.Fully funded health care and retirementPaid Time OffPaid holidaysTuition & training reimbursementAdvancement opportunitiesFamily support servicesEmployee wellness reimbursementsEquity & inclusionCompany paid-for travelSummary of Position:
The Assistant Engineer is responsible for the maintenance, preservation, operation, and readiness of the ship's propulsion machinery, mechanical and electrical systems, and damage control equipment. The AE is also responsible for fueling, pollution control, liquid load and ballasting, logs and record keeping, procurement and inventory control, and storage and accountability of all HAZMATs. Depending on the vessel, the AE may act as Chief Engineer or the engineer in charge of a watch in a periodically unmanned engine room.Qualifications:
Valid USCG MMCAssistant Engineer - Oceans, Any HP, Limited - 1600 GRT/3000 ITC License (may sub 3a/e, 2a/e, or 1a/e Motor License)Valid STCW with all required endorsements (including, but not limited to Officer in Charge of Engineering Watch, Advanced Firefighting, and Medical Care Provider)Lifeboatman EndorsementValid TWICValid Passport - must be able to travel internationally with no restrictionsCPR/First AidA physical and pre-employment drug test are also pre-requisite of employment.Essential Functions:
Vessel Maintenance:Troubleshoots and repairs all engines, pumps, machinery, deck machinery, and electrical componentsMaintains proper markings, tags, and color coding of various systemsResponsible for general housekeeping of engineering spacesSafety:Responsible for proper maintenance of onboard alarms and safety systemsResponsible for safety of personnel in engine roomMiscellaneous:Responsible for monthly engineering reports to be submitted to managementUtilizing the company's maintenance software (Helm) for tracking and executing preventative maintenance.Maintains vessel parts inventory levelsWorks on deck as needed: handles lines, makes/breaks towOther jobs as directedSupervisory and Leadership of Direct Staff:Supervises and trains junior engineers on maintenance proceduresServes as Foss "Field Representative" during major machinery overhaulsPerforms all Vessel Maintenance System - Engine Room inspectionsTrains deckhand-engineers in preventive maintenance proceduresKnowledge & Skills:
Strong maritime background with a thorough understanding of vessel operations and equipment capabilities/limitationsAbility to independently implement all routine engineering proceduresImplements appropriate casualty control measures in response to engineering casualtiesReads/interprets technical data, specifications, and drawingsBasic knowledge of welding and burning procedures and hot work safety precautionsAbility to safely transfer fuel and oilsKnowledge of MARPOL regulations and pollution prevention proceduresMaintenance and operation of bilge, ballast, fire, fresh water and sanitary systemsAbility to communicate, in English, across all written, spoken and listening levelsWorking Conditions:
Works in engine room in hot, wet, humid, noisy, and odorous conditions. Occasionally exposed to paints, solvents, thinners, and fumes.Physical/Mental demands:
Sitting:
Sits to complete engineer logs and reportsBalancing:
Balances continuously on vessel in various sea and weather conditionsKneeling/Crouching/Crawling:
Kneels, crouches, and crawls to pick up tools and perform checks, repairs, and general maintenance of machineryTwisting/Reaching:
Twists and reaches around equipment to perform checks and repairsStanding/Walking:
Stands/walks while performing engine checks and repairsHandling/Fingering:
Handles/fingers hand tools, hand-held power tools, and partsEye-Hand-Foot Coordination:
Coordinates movements to perform engineer and general maintenance dutiesVision:
20/40 correctable vision in each eye to work with equipment and machinery. Color vision is required to distinguish color-coded systems and liquid chemicalsPushing/Pulling/Lifting/Carrying (up to 50 pounds):
Pushes, pulls, lifts, and carries machinery up to 50 pounds.Position Content:
This job description is not intended to be and should not be construed as an all-inclusive list of all the responsibilities, skills, working conditions associated with the positions. While it is intended to accurately reflect the position activities and requirements, these requirements may change over time. Management reserves the right to modify, add or remove duties and assign other duties as necessary.Culture:
OUR VISION:
To be a family of the best towage companies in North America.OUR MISSION:
To provide maritime services without equal and unsurpassed customer service. We achieve this through:A steadfast focus on our customers' needs and preferences in everything we doRelentless continuous improvement - Safety, Operations, ComplianceContinuing to extend and expand our operations - with the goal to be competitive globallyDeveloping our world class workforce by fostering an environment of mutual trust and respect.OUR CORE VALUES:
Foss Maritime is committed to providing our customers with world-class marine services. To achieve this stance of Operational Excellence, we are dedicated to the Foss core values that emphasize safety and quality:Safety of peopleIntegrityContinual ImprovementQuality WorkplaceStewardship of ResourcesCustodian of the EnvironmentCommunity MindedFoss is a place where we are proud to have our children employed. We recognize that our employees are the heart of our company. We treat our people with respect and integrity, and value their contribution and well-being.We are committed to a diverse workforce and taking affirmative action to employ and advance in employment qualified women, minorities, individuals with disabilities and protected veterans. Foss Maritime Company is an Equal Opportunity - Affirmative Action Employer and a VEVRAA Federal Contractor and a participant of the E-verify Employment Verification Program.Foss is a drug-free employer with a zero-tolerance drug and alcohol policy compliant with DOT/USCG requirements.Questions?
Please contact 904-752-0115.
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