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Licensed Assistant Engineer LNG ATB STCW

McAllister

Jacksonville, FL, United States

30+ days

Job Description

ATB Assistant Engineer

Reports to:
The Assistant Engineer operates and maintains machinery on assigned tug and barge at the Engineers’ direction.

Supervises:
None.

Description of Duties:
Essential Functions (E):

The vessel Assistant Engineer’s primary function is to operate, maintain and repair vessel propulsion systems, heating and ventilating systems, and other mechanical and electrical equipment on tugs and barges.

They report to the Engineer for the proper conduct of the engine room watches, maintenance and repairs; assist in deck evolution such as deck maintenance, housekeeping, cooking, making tow or mooring and un-mooring in which the Assistant Engineer is participating.

Project a positive company image and maintain professional, amicable relationships with customers, pilots, terminal personnel and the public at all times.

General Duties and Responsibilities:
Familiarity with and adherence to all McAllister’s policies, procedures and Quality Safety Management System.

Assists the Engineer in operation and maintenance of all onboard machinery in accordance with the policies and procedures in the QSMS. Machinery includes but is not necessarily limited to: main engines; generators; steering gear; other electric, pneumatic and hydraulic auxiliary machinery; deck machinery; and, piping systems and barge systems, appurtenances.

Maintains all arrangements, systems and components related to the watertight integrity of the vessel.

Coordinates with Engineer to maintain vessel’s trim and stability by gauging tanks and reporting results, and conducting any transfers deemed necessary.

Assists the Engineer with procurement, loading, discharge, transfer and use of all potable water, ballast water, fuel oil and lube oil, ascertaining that said products are of proper quality and quantity. Serves as Person in Charge (PIC) for transfers and makes required log and record book entries.

Participating in barge loading and discharging; acting as PIC.

Other duties as may be assigned.

Safety/Regulatory Responsibilities

Reporting hazardous occurrences, conditions or actions.

Performs assigned firefighting, man overboard and abandon ship duties as assigned on the Station Bill. Assist the Master and/or Mate in the execution of emergency plans aboard the vessel.

Participates in all training, drills and exercises.

Equipment Responsibilities

Complete planned maintenance, inspections, and repairs for tug and barge under the direction of the Engineer.

Ensuring that all work done on machinery is in accordance with safety procedures, including the use of personal protective equipment.

Assisting personnel of an assigned barge with completing scheduled maintenance and repairs.

Perform maintenance and sanitation tasks on tug under the direction of the Engineer and Master.

Reporting Responsibilities

Properly and legibly complete, submit and maintain Engine Room Logs, Oil Record Books, service requests, requisitions, inspection reports and other records as directed by the Engineer.

Ensuring the Engineer is kept informed of the vessel requirements, conditions, scheduled maintenance and/or repair items that are beyond his/her ability to complete or items that are deferred for any reason.

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Licensed Assistant Engineer LNG ATB STCW

McAllister

Jacksonville, FL, United States

30+ days

Job Description

ATB Assistant Engineer

Reports to:
The Assistant Engineer operates and maintains machinery on assigned tug and barge at the Engineers’ direction.

Supervises:
None.

Description of Duties:
Essential Functions (E):

The vessel Assistant Engineer’s primary function is to operate, maintain and repair vessel propulsion systems, heating and ventilating systems, and other mechanical and electrical equipment on tugs and barges.

They report to the Engineer for the proper conduct of the engine room watches, maintenance and repairs; assist in deck evolution such as deck maintenance, housekeeping, cooking, making tow or mooring and un-mooring in which the Assistant Engineer is participating.

Project a positive company image and maintain professional, amicable relationships with customers, pilots, terminal personnel and the public at all times.

General Duties and Responsibilities:
Familiarity with and adherence to all McAllister’s policies, procedures and Quality Safety Management System.

Assists the Engineer in operation and maintenance of all onboard machinery in accordance with the policies and procedures in the QSMS. Machinery includes but is not necessarily limited to: main engines; generators; steering gear; other electric, pneumatic and hydraulic auxiliary machinery; deck machinery; and, piping systems and barge systems, appurtenances.

Maintains all arrangements, systems and components related to the watertight integrity of the vessel.

Coordinates with Engineer to maintain vessel’s trim and stability by gauging tanks and reporting results, and conducting any transfers deemed necessary.

Assists the Engineer with procurement, loading, discharge, transfer and use of all potable water, ballast water, fuel oil and lube oil, ascertaining that said products are of proper quality and quantity. Serves as Person in Charge (PIC) for transfers and makes required log and record book entries.

Participating in barge loading and discharging; acting as PIC.

Other duties as may be assigned.

Safety/Regulatory Responsibilities

Reporting hazardous occurrences, conditions or actions.

Performs assigned firefighting, man overboard and abandon ship duties as assigned on the Station Bill. Assist the Master and/or Mate in the execution of emergency plans aboard the vessel.

Participates in all training, drills and exercises.

Equipment Responsibilities

Complete planned maintenance, inspections, and repairs for tug and barge under the direction of the Engineer.

Ensuring that all work done on machinery is in accordance with safety procedures, including the use of personal protective equipment.

Assisting personnel of an assigned barge with completing scheduled maintenance and repairs.

Perform maintenance and sanitation tasks on tug under the direction of the Engineer and Master.

Reporting Responsibilities

Properly and legibly complete, submit and maintain Engine Room Logs, Oil Record Books, service requests, requisitions, inspection reports and other records as directed by the Engineer.

Ensuring the Engineer is kept informed of the vessel requirements, conditions, scheduled maintenance and/or repair items that are beyond his/her ability to complete or items that are deferred for any reason.

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Licensed Assistant Engineer LNG ATB STCW

McAllister

Jacksonville, FL, United States

30+ days

Job Description

ATB Assistant Engineer

Reports to:
The Assistant Engineer operates and maintains machinery on assigned tug and barge at the Engineers’ direction.

Supervises:
None.

Description of Duties:
Essential Functions (E):

The vessel Assistant Engineer’s primary function is to operate, maintain and repair vessel propulsion systems, heating and ventilating systems, and other mechanical and electrical equipment on tugs and barges.

They report to the Engineer for the proper conduct of the engine room watches, maintenance and repairs; assist in deck evolution such as deck maintenance, housekeeping, cooking, making tow or mooring and un-mooring in which the Assistant Engineer is participating.

Project a positive company image and maintain professional, amicable relationships with customers, pilots, terminal personnel and the public at all times.

General Duties and Responsibilities:
Familiarity with and adherence to all McAllister’s policies, procedures and Quality Safety Management System.

Assists the Engineer in operation and maintenance of all onboard machinery in accordance with the policies and procedures in the QSMS. Machinery includes but is not necessarily limited to: main engines; generators; steering gear; other electric, pneumatic and hydraulic auxiliary machinery; deck machinery; and, piping systems and barge systems, appurtenances.

Maintains all arrangements, systems and components related to the watertight integrity of the vessel.

Coordinates with Engineer to maintain vessel’s trim and stability by gauging tanks and reporting results, and conducting any transfers deemed necessary.

Assists the Engineer with procurement, loading, discharge, transfer and use of all potable water, ballast water, fuel oil and lube oil, ascertaining that said products are of proper quality and quantity. Serves as Person in Charge (PIC) for transfers and makes required log and record book entries.

Participating in barge loading and discharging; acting as PIC.

Other duties as may be assigned.

Safety/Regulatory Responsibilities

Reporting hazardous occurrences, conditions or actions.

Performs assigned firefighting, man overboard and abandon ship duties as assigned on the Station Bill. Assist the Master and/or Mate in the execution of emergency plans aboard the vessel.

Participates in all training, drills and exercises.

Equipment Responsibilities

Complete planned maintenance, inspections, and repairs for tug and barge under the direction of the Engineer.

Ensuring that all work done on machinery is in accordance with safety procedures, including the use of personal protective equipment.

Assisting personnel of an assigned barge with completing scheduled maintenance and repairs.

Perform maintenance and sanitation tasks on tug under the direction of the Engineer and Master.

Reporting Responsibilities

Properly and legibly complete, submit and maintain Engine Room Logs, Oil Record Books, service requests, requisitions, inspection reports and other records as directed by the Engineer.

Ensuring the Engineer is kept informed of the vessel requirements, conditions, scheduled maintenance and/or repair items that are beyond his/her ability to complete or items that are deferred for any reason.

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Licensed Assistant Engineer LNG ATB STCW

McAllister

Jacksonville, FL, United States

30+ days

Job Description

ATB Assistant Engineer

Reports to:
The Assistant Engineer operates and maintains machinery on assigned tug and barge at the Engineers’ direction.

Supervises:
None.

Description of Duties:
Essential Functions (E):

The vessel Assistant Engineer’s primary function is to operate, maintain and repair vessel propulsion systems, heating and ventilating systems, and other mechanical and electrical equipment on tugs and barges.

They report to the Engineer for the proper conduct of the engine room watches, maintenance and repairs; assist in deck evolution such as deck maintenance, housekeeping, cooking, making tow or mooring and un-mooring in which the Assistant Engineer is participating.

Project a positive company image and maintain professional, amicable relationships with customers, pilots, terminal personnel and the public at all times.

General Duties and Responsibilities:
Familiarity with and adherence to all McAllister’s policies, procedures and Quality Safety Management System.

Assists the Engineer in operation and maintenance of all onboard machinery in accordance with the policies and procedures in the QSMS. Machinery includes but is not necessarily limited to: main engines; generators; steering gear; other electric, pneumatic and hydraulic auxiliary machinery; deck machinery; and, piping systems and barge systems, appurtenances.

Maintains all arrangements, systems and components related to the watertight integrity of the vessel.

Coordinates with Engineer to maintain vessel’s trim and stability by gauging tanks and reporting results, and conducting any transfers deemed necessary.

Assists the Engineer with procurement, loading, discharge, transfer and use of all potable water, ballast water, fuel oil and lube oil, ascertaining that said products are of proper quality and quantity. Serves as Person in Charge (PIC) for transfers and makes required log and record book entries.

Participating in barge loading and discharging; acting as PIC.

Other duties as may be assigned.

Safety/Regulatory Responsibilities

Reporting hazardous occurrences, conditions or actions.

Performs assigned firefighting, man overboard and abandon ship duties as assigned on the Station Bill. Assist the Master and/or Mate in the execution of emergency plans aboard the vessel.

Participates in all training, drills and exercises.

Equipment Responsibilities

Complete planned maintenance, inspections, and repairs for tug and barge under the direction of the Engineer.

Ensuring that all work done on machinery is in accordance with safety procedures, including the use of personal protective equipment.

Assisting personnel of an assigned barge with completing scheduled maintenance and repairs.

Perform maintenance and sanitation tasks on tug under the direction of the Engineer and Master.

Reporting Responsibilities

Properly and legibly complete, submit and maintain Engine Room Logs, Oil Record Books, service requests, requisitions, inspection reports and other records as directed by the Engineer.

Ensuring the Engineer is kept informed of the vessel requirements, conditions, scheduled maintenance and/or repair items that are beyond his/her ability to complete or items that are deferred for any reason.

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Licensed Assistant Engineer LNG ATB STCW

McAllister

Jacksonville, FL, United States

30+ days

Job Description

ATB Assistant Engineer

Reports to:
The Assistant Engineer operates and maintains machinery on assigned tug and barge at the Engineers’ direction.

Supervises:
None.

Description of Duties:
Essential Functions (E):

The vessel Assistant Engineer’s primary function is to operate, maintain and repair vessel propulsion systems, heating and ventilating systems, and other mechanical and electrical equipment on tugs and barges.

They report to the Engineer for the proper conduct of the engine room watches, maintenance and repairs; assist in deck evolution such as deck maintenance, housekeeping, cooking, making tow or mooring and un-mooring in which the Assistant Engineer is participating.

Project a positive company image and maintain professional, amicable relationships with customers, pilots, terminal personnel and the public at all times.

General Duties and Responsibilities:
Familiarity with and adherence to all McAllister’s policies, procedures and Quality Safety Management System.

Assists the Engineer in operation and maintenance of all onboard machinery in accordance with the policies and procedures in the QSMS. Machinery includes but is not necessarily limited to: main engines; generators; steering gear; other electric, pneumatic and hydraulic auxiliary machinery; deck machinery; and, piping systems and barge systems, appurtenances.

Maintains all arrangements, systems and components related to the watertight integrity of the vessel.

Coordinates with Engineer to maintain vessel’s trim and stability by gauging tanks and reporting results, and conducting any transfers deemed necessary.

Assists the Engineer with procurement, loading, discharge, transfer and use of all potable water, ballast water, fuel oil and lube oil, ascertaining that said products are of proper quality and quantity. Serves as Person in Charge (PIC) for transfers and makes required log and record book entries.

Participating in barge loading and discharging; acting as PIC.

Other duties as may be assigned.

Safety/Regulatory Responsibilities

Reporting hazardous occurrences, conditions or actions.

Performs assigned firefighting, man overboard and abandon ship duties as assigned on the Station Bill. Assist the Master and/or Mate in the execution of emergency plans aboard the vessel.

Participates in all training, drills and exercises.

Equipment Responsibilities

Complete planned maintenance, inspections, and repairs for tug and barge under the direction of the Engineer.

Ensuring that all work done on machinery is in accordance with safety procedures, including the use of personal protective equipment.

Assisting personnel of an assigned barge with completing scheduled maintenance and repairs.

Perform maintenance and sanitation tasks on tug under the direction of the Engineer and Master.

Reporting Responsibilities

Properly and legibly complete, submit and maintain Engine Room Logs, Oil Record Books, service requests, requisitions, inspection reports and other records as directed by the Engineer.

Ensuring the Engineer is kept informed of the vessel requirements, conditions, scheduled maintenance and/or repair items that are beyond his/her ability to complete or items that are deferred for any reason.