Chief Engineer (CDM)

Description

Job Summary: A professional responsible for reliable operation, maintenance, and control of onboard equipment, ensuring safety and environmental compliance. Key Highlights: 1. Responsible for the operation and maintenance of propulsion and onboard equipment. 2. Control and monitoring of cargo and spare parts inventories. 3. Ensure environmental compliance and crew safety. Description: * CIR CDM * Certificates III/5, TBS, EESS, ECIA, EPSM, EBCP * Yellow Fever and COVID\-19\ vaccines Only candidates who complete the registration step and possess valid maritime documentation will be considered. * Be responsible for loading and unloading bulk cargo and fuel oil, and for maintaining daily inventories thereof in accordance with procedures. * Report to the Technical Manager at Base/Headquarters or another person designated by them; be responsible for planned maintenance of all machinery and spare parts inventories, and for planning tasks during dry-dock technical stoppages in accordance with company rules. * All maintenance activities are fully planned using the maintenance program, which must be updated continuously. * Control, monitor, and record operating hours of onboard equipment. * Issue monthly lubricating oil and grease reports. * Issue monthly condition reports for critical equipment. * Manage sample analysis. * Ensure all anti-pollution precautions are taken during hydrocarbon transfer and loading. * Be jointly responsible with the Master for correctly completing the Oil Record Book. * Ensure all emergency shutdown systems for equipment remain in operational condition at all times. * Verify that the engine room logbook and company documentation are kept up to date. * Maintain an updated inventory of the engine room department. * Be responsible for controlling one's own ASO, certificates, vaccinations, and other documents. * Be responsible for reliable operation of propulsion and other equipment installed on the vessel; * Ensure crew and engine room personnel safety, and environmental protection; inspect and perform maintenance on main engine, auxiliary engine, and other equipment; * Monitor and control fuel and lubricating oil consumption, as well as ballast tank levels; * Assist the Surfer Master during bunkering; * Comply with company policies as defined in manuals and other guidance related to propulsion engines, safety equipment, and environmental protection; * Comply with statutory regulations and classification society survey recommendations regarding engines and other equipment; * Record instructions and directives in the logbook; * Verify implementation of instructions and directives; * Report any technical malfunction or issue involving vessel propulsion and auxiliary engines. 251230020249661742