Job Roles at BOURBON Oil & Gas

Job Summary

• The Chief Engineer is directly responsible and accountable to the Master for the supervision and management of all technical and related departments on-board.

Roles

• Shall provide reliable operation of the vessel’s engines, machinery and all other mechanical equipment.
• Has whatever authority the Master delegates upon him/her with regard to the Technical Departments on-board and the crew members assigned to work therein.
• Shall support the Master by carrying out any legal orders and/or instructions issued by the Master when such orders and/or instructions are sound and within the accepted practices of good seamanship.
• May supervise or delegate responsible supervision to another engineering officer for any ‘hot work’ performed on-board.
• Apply, follow and encourage Company policy and procedures in the performance of all tasks, with special emphasis on the protection of the environment and pollution prevention.
• Shall ensure that Company policy and procedure is rigorously maintained with all technical and engineering related job and task planning, with special emphasis on the correct use and application of PPE, safety equipment, Risk Assessment, JSA use, Checklists, Pre-task “tool box talks” and all other safety precautions relating to job and task performance.
• Shall plan and supervise technical and engineering related operations including the corrective and preventive maintenance and inspection of the vessel’s equipment, machinery and associated plants in accordance with all safe working practices and with regard to the Master’s orders.
• Additional Duties include but not limited to: Any other duties as assigned by the technical manager or his designate.

Qualifications, Skills and Experiences

• Chief Engineer Certificate of Competency (capacity dependent on tonnage of vessel)
• Proven, verifiable working experience on-board a Supply Vessel as a Chief Engineer or 2nd Engineer
• Possession of all required STCW Certificates and Mandatories.

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Roles

• ln accordance with the Chief Engineer's orders and instructions, plan and perform electrical related operations including the corrective and preventative maintenance and inspection of the vessel's electrical equipment, machinery and associated plants in accordance with all safe working practices.
• ETO can be asked to perform his duties on a maximum of 3 vessels as Flying ETO
• Report any electrical problems to the Chief Engineer and assist as applicable with any corrective maintenance, temporary and permanent repairs
• Committed to Safety and Company Procedures in all tasks
• Whenever fitted on board, carry out and assist DP maintenance as instructed by the Chief Engineer
• Watch keeping when required and instructed by the Chief Engineer
• Above mentioned list of duties is not exhaustive and tasks on board vessels assigned to this position are not limited to above list.

Qualifications, Skills and Experiences

• Our minimum certificate requirement: ETO license (STCW III/6)
• Our minimum experience requirement: 4 months seatime in rank on AHTS, OSV, MPSV.