TC 4th Class for ferry, ON

[The Dieselduck]

Marine Engineer (4th class or higher)
Loyalist Township
Stella, ON
$33.07 an hour - Permanent, Full-time

Company pension
Dental care
Disability insurance
Employee assistance program
Extended health care
Life insurance
On-site parking

Full job description

JOB DESCRIPTION

POSITION TITLE: MARINE ENGINEER

REPORTS TO: FERRY CAPTAIN

DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY & CUSTOMER SERVICE

CATEGORY: PERMANENT FULL-TIME OPSEU

UPDATED: JUNE 2023

POSITION SUMMARY:

This role is an integral part of service delivery to the residents and visitors of Loyalist Township and specifically those travelling to and from Amherst Island. The position contributes to the achievement of our Strategic Plan and is an essential part of the Crew that provides safe, comfortable, reliable, and timely transportation on the Amherst Island Ferry. This position is responsible for operating and maintaining the vessel’s propulsion and auxiliary systems and other tasks depending on rank, including responsibilities for main engines, boilers, fuel, steering mechanisms, electrical, sewage treatment, lube oil, recording and reporting on the engine’s performance. Additionally, the role requires the willingness and ability to transition to a new vessel, including participating in all training and education and applying the new skills and abilities.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent
A degree or diploma in marine engineering or related field of study is an asset
A Certificate of Competency as Fourth-Class Motor Engineer with STCW Endorsement issued by Transport Canada with PPS Level 2 or the ability to obtain one within the probationary period.
Appropriate Marine Emergency Certification
A valid marine medical certificate and up-to-date Seaman’s service book
Current certification in CPR, first aid and current CPIC with the ability to maintain all
Experience with operation of life saving and fire-fighting equipment aboard a passenger vessel

knowledge, skills & abilities:

Knowledge of Occupational Health and Safety Act and safe working practices
Knowledge of, and experience with, operating and maintaining engines and all operating systems (e.g., mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, heating) on board a marine vessel and familiarity with marine routines and procedures, using excellent numeracy skills, is essential

Ability to apply knowledge of relevant sections of legislation such as Transportation Canada regulations, Canada Shipping Act and Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act
Knowledge of emergency procedures and marine maintenance standards and procedures

Basic Computer skills to use software for training, record keeping, and other tasks

Good verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to be professional, concise, and accurate
Ability to make sound and timely decisions under stressful and/or emergency conditions
Good literacy skills, including business writing skills are an asset for ongoing development and advancement

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Maintenance of systems:

Follow all preventative maintenance procedures and update such procedures as required
Carry out routine inspections, checks and tests as per manufacturer’s recommendations and shipboard guidelines

Oil and grease equipment regularly

Perform oil changes
Assist Senior Engineer and/or MTO in performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and/or repairs as required
Keep all fuel, air and water lines clear and free running
Record all maintenance, repairs and observations in engine room log as required

Operate vessel’s equipment:

Operate main engines by operating manual controls as directed from the bridge in case of failure of primary controls
Operate all other engines, equipment, pumps, and shipboard systems as per manufacturer’s recommendations and in accordance with any related regulations
Monitor and adjust fluid and pressure levels as required

Maintenance and efficiency of engine room and other systems:

Ensures safety in engine room by performing preventative maintenance and routine cleaning
Maintain proper inventory of supplies for all relevant systems, such as lubricants, spare parts and equipment and notifies order requirement to the Senior Engineer
Paint and perform other upkeep in the engine room, as required

Maintenance of plumbing and sanitary system:

Perform regular inspections and preventative maintenance of plumbing and sanitary system
Perform repairs and parts replacements as required
Assist MTO Mechanical Staff in inspecting, repairing, or replacing vessel’s plumbing system

Support Engineer Officer Cadet Programs and/or Oiler Training (in conjunction with other crew members):

Support Cadet/Oiler to develop practical skills, building on theory and simulations done in classroom by introducing them to:
Electrical maintenance
Safety equipment maintenance
Auxiliary systems routines and maintenance,
Auxiliary machinery and main engine maintenance,
Shipboard systems
Emergency procedure
Other areas required per the training manual/program

Other duties:

Perform ship-keeping duties as assigned
Support the development of junior crew members by mentoring and training as required
Perform ship-keeping duties as required
Stay current in knowledge and skills
Attend various courses and meetings as required
Responsible as an employee for health and safety, including working safely within requirements of legislation and policies, reporting hazards, and maintaining a safe and clean environment
Provide services to both internal and external customers in a timely and courteous manner
Work effectively as part of a team, demonstrating excellent interpersonal skills, tact, and diplomacy
Other duties as assigned

WORKING RELATIONSHIPS:

Internal: daily communication with Ferry crew, occasional communication with other Township employees

External: daily communication with the traveling public, Township residents, occasional communication with contractors/vendors, external seminar and course providers, external trainers, and consultants

WORKING CONDITIONS:

Frequent and regular work in small industrial space with moderate unpleasant conditions such as limited air flow, temperature variations, noise; hearing protection required
Occasional outdoor work in various and changing weather conditions that include but is not limited to snow, rain, ice, and cold temperatures, and wind
Ability to work shifts and respond to immediate emergency calls
Occasionally required to attend meetings, programs, seminars, events which may take place at differently facilities, requiring travel
Occasional moderate physical exertion and rare heavy physical exertion

The job description reflects the primary duties and responsibilities of this position and should not be construed to describe in detail all duties and responsibilities of the job.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Salary: $33.07 per hour

Benefits:

Company pension
Dental care
Disability insurance
Employee assistance program
Extended health care
Life insurance
On-site parking
Paid time off
Tuition reimbursement
Vision care

Schedule:

12 hour shift
Day shift
Night shift

Supplemental pay types:

Overtime pay

Ability to commute/relocate:

Stella, ON: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)

Licence/Certification:

Fourth-Class Motor Engineer with STCW Endorsement (required)
PPS Level 2 (preferred)
A valid marine medical certificate (preferred)
up-to-date Seaman’s service book (preferred)

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