Key Responsibilities:

·        Reports to the Captain with accountability to the Vessel Manager/Technical Manager

·        Responsible for the safe, efficient and economical operation all vessel machinery and equipment

·        Reporting of any incident and/or damage affecting sea worthiness, speed or normal operations

·        Perform troubleshooting, problem solving as well as preventative and corrective maintenance to prevent down time while ensuring the efficient and continual functioning of the vessel

·        Monitor and order bunkers, lubricants and maintain spare parts and inventory

·        Ensure the machinery is in compliance and meets regulatory and class requirements

·        Review and sign off the Engine Room Logbook while ensuring that all required information is entered accurately and kept up-to-date

·        Adhere to company policies, procedures and the appropriate machinery manuals and documents.

·        Maintain and update the Plan Maintenance System in accordance to company policies

·        Understanding of pollution regulations and the company's objectives regarding environmental protection

·        Other duties assigned

Qualifications:

·        At minimum, 4th Motor Engineer Certificate issued by Transport Canada

·        Marine Emergency Duties (MED’s) STCW Basic Safety and Survival Craft Certifications

·        Transport Canada Marine Medical

·        Experienced with Safety Management Systems (ISO & ISM)

·        Experienced leader, hands on and team oriented

·        Strong sense of responsibility and pride in overall condition of machinery

·        Excellent organizational, communication and interpersonal skills

·        Self-starter, analytical and problem-solving capabilities

·        Previous tug boat experience considered an asset.

Salary:

·        Up to $625 per day including all payroll burdens, pending experience

Key Responsibilities:

·        Reports to the Vessel Owner

·        Responsible for the safe, efficient and economical operation of the vessel as well as safety of the crew

·        Communicate expectations, assignments and responsibilities to Deck Crew

·        Supervision and training of Deck crew

·        Implement and ensure adherence to all Statutory and legislative rules and regulations

·        Ensure all Deck personnel and new hires are familiar with Company policies and procedures and have access to the appropriate manuals and documents

·        Ensure that HRD policies and Health and Safety programs are communicated to, understood and adhered to by all Crew members

·        Motivate Deck Crew and monitor performance 

·        Responsible for the safe transportation of the cargo 

·        Responsible maintaining vessel and crew certificates

·        Responsible for preparation and/or submission of logbooks, daily records, maintenance records and permits in accordance with Company and TC regulatory requirements.

·        Responsible for the investigation of any incidents or near misses and the implementation of any corrective action

·        Maintain ship's publications, documents, crew certification, and other relevant paperwork

Qualifications:

·        Marine Emergency Duties (MED’s) STCW Basic Safety and Survival Craft Certifications 

·        Valid Transport Canada Marine Medical

·        Experienced with Safety Management Systems (ISO & ISM), an asset

·        Proven ability to lead teams with strong communication and leadership skills

·        Excellent organizational, communication and interpersonal skills

·        Previous tug and barge handling experience required.

Salary:

·        Up to $700 per day including all payroll burdens, pending experience