Third Engineer
McKeil Marine Limited - Kingston, ON
Full-time, Casual
McKeil Marine is one of Canada’s leading marine service providers. Experienced and adaptive, we deliver turn-key solutions that support our customers success in a wide range of transportation and project challenges. Customer service, safety, quality and respect for the environment are at the heart of our operations. When you join McKeil Marine you can look forward to a very competitive total compensation program and a team of passionate colleagues in a fast paced, growing organization that supports all communities in which we operate.
Third Engineers
McKeil Marine Limited has immediate openings for Third Engineers aboard our vessels. We are looking for eager and self-starting individuals responsible for the up keeping, and maintenance of all machinery.
Why McKeil:
Our crew enjoy regular schedules with minimal disruptions - you can plan your time at home
Company paid and arranged travel to ports
Our crew matter - at McKeil it feels like family
We sail safe - your safety is our top priority
Certificate upgrade programs and incentives
Company paid training
Competitive wages and comprehensive group benefits program
Annual crew meetings foster team building
Generous referral bonus program
Key Responsibilities:
Safe and economical operations of machinery on both the tug and barge.
Proper maintenance of all machinery on both the tug and barge.
Assist with the safe and proper operation of the propulsion and auxiliary machinery and prompt and precise response to the engine orders received from the navigating bridge.
Monitoring of bunkers and lubricants.
Safe and proper management of the Engine Room Department
Ensure to follow all safety policies and procedures
Other duties assigned.
Qualifications:
Fourth-Class Engineer Certificate issued by Transport Canada
Strong organizational, communication and interpersonal skills
Team player
Experienced with Safety Management Systems
Be a part of a winning and growing organization.
Licensed candidates must hold a valid Transport Canada Certificate of Competency, valid seafarer’s medical, and be STCW 95 certified. Candidates must also possess a valid passport as well as clearance to enter the US.
We thank all applicants but advise that only those selected for an interview will be contacted. McKeil Marine is committed to the principles of Employment Equity.
Job Types: Full-time, Casual
Required license or certification:
4th Class Engineer Certificate
TC 4th for Third Engineer McKeil Marine Limited
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Re: TC 4th for Third Engineer McKeil Marine Limited
I think McKeil has already gone thru all the available engineers already.
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Re: TC 4th for Third Engineer McKeil Marine Limited
ehehehe, and then some
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Re: TC 4th for Third Engineer McKeil Marine Limited
Can I ask why? They seem to pay higher than all the bulk carriers, at least until 2nd class/first class (which are getting rarer and rarer these days), have a relief system, and pay for travel. Is it because it's a more hands on job? I don't work for them, just curious, and looking for my next move for next season (probably outside the lakes..). Thanks
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Re: TC 4th for Third Engineer McKeil Marine Limited
The pay and terms of employment are generally pretty good, but overall the actual conditions onboard are challenging as is the direction, or lack thereof.
Martin Leduc
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