TC 2nd or 3rd for NF gov

[The Dieselduck]

Marine Engineer (Second Class)
Newfoundland Labrador - Newfoundland and Labrador
$29.83 - $33.28 an hour - Permanent

The Chief Engineer is responsible for the safe mechanical operation of the engine room and its auxiliaries. The successful candidate is required to act as engineer in charge of the engine room and auxiliaries by supervising engine room staff and participating in activating, operating and controlling the main engines. The incumbent inspects, cleans and performs electronic, plumbing, mechanical and hydraulic repairs and maintenance in accordance with departmental preventative maintenance schedules; ensures that back-up systems are in operational order; accompanies the vessel as required during refit schedules and assists technical personnel in carrying out repairs and alterations; and maintains an adequate level of supplies and routine parts. The incumbent will maintain a current defect list, update the maintenance program as required and write a refit specification to be submitted to the Marine Superintendent prior to scheduled refit. The incumbent will complete a log abstract at the end of each shift for submission to Marine Headquarters and maintain an up-to-date Chief Engineer’s Logbook. The successful candidate may have to maintain equipment vital to the service such as shore generators and wharf lighting equipment that is located outside of the vessel. Other related duties as assigned.

Merit Criteria (What is this?) Screening Criteria
Experience in marine engineering and the operation and maintenance of marine diesel, hydraulic and electrical equipment in a Canadian environment
2nd Class Motor Engineer’s Certificate issued by Transport Canada or a 3rd Class Motor Engineer’s Certificate issued by Transport Canada and associated endorsements with at least five consecutive years of experience as a Watch keeping Engineer with copies of sea testimonials
Related course work in the electrical and mechanical trades with appropriate marine related courses and training
MED’s
Marine Basic First Aid Certificate
Marine Medical Certificate
Passenger Safety Management Course and Specialized Passenger Safety Management Course (Asset)


Assessment Criteria
Experience in marine engineering and the operation and maintenance of marine diesel, hydraulic and electrical equipment in a Canadian environment
2nd Class Motor Engineer’s Certificate issued by Transport Canada or a 3rd Class Motor Engineer’s Certificate issued by Transport Canada and associated endorsements with at least five consecutive years of experience as a Watch keeping Engineer with copies of sea testimonials
Related course work in the electrical and mechanical trades with appropriate marine related courses and training
MED’s
Marine Basic First Aid Certificate
Marine Medical Certificate
Passenger Safety Management Course and Specialized Passenger Safety Management Course (Asset)


Conditions of Employment (What is this?) Conditions of
Offer
Submission of 2nd Class Motor Engineer’s Certificate issued by Transport Canada and associated endorsements, MEDs, Marine Basic First Aid, Marine Medical or valid a 3rd Class Motor Engineer’s Certificate issued by Transport Canada and associated endorsements, MEDs, Marine Basic First Aid, Marine Medical with copies of Sea Testimonials


Conditions of Acceptance
Participation in any safety course training, as offered and required by the Department


Applicant Information
Applicants must submit copies of valid a 2 nd Class Motor Engineer’s Certificate issued by Transport Canada and associated endorsements, MEDs, Marine Basic First Aid, Marine Medical or a valid 3rd Class Motor Engineer’s Certificate issued by Transport Canada and associated endorsements, MEDs, Marine Basic First Aid, Marine Medical with copies of Sea Testimonials with their application. Failure to do so shall result in an application being screened out.

For more information about this opportunity please call: (709) 729-0271

The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador values diversity in the work place and is an equal opportunity employer.
Preference will be given to applicants who are legally entitled to work in Canada.
Applications should be received before the close of business on the closing date - late applications with explanation may be accepted.
It is the responsibility of the applicant to submit an application that demonstrates the required merit criteria.
Applications that do not clearly demonstrate the required criteria will be screened-out.
All applications must contain accurate contact information, including current mailing address, email address and phone number.
This competition may be used to fill future similar vacancies with the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador.