JOB SUMMARY

 

Marine Engineers on polar expedition vessels are responsible for the operation, maintenance, and repair of all mechanical and electrical systems onboard. They ensure the vessel remains seaworthy and efficient under extreme polar conditions, supporting both passenger safety and scientific or expeditionary operations.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES

 

• The  Officers  in  Charge  of  an  Engineering  Watch  are  assigned  duties  as  directed  by  the  Chief Engineer or Staff Chief Engineer. 
• Standing a watch as assigned by the Chief Engineer.
• Maintaining evaporator, RO units, fuel and lube oil purifiers.
• Maintaining the boiler and exhaust gas boiler.
• Maintaining of air compressors.
• The operation and maintenance of OWS and bilge pumps.
• Environmental engineer  assigned the  operation/maintenance  of  Marinefloc  under  Staff Chief Engineer’s direction.
• Oil Record Book entries under the guidance of the Staff Chief Engineer and Chief Engineer’s approval.
• Keeping accurate records of work performed in NS5 and in daily engine work book.
• On daily basis execute all scheduled and unscheduled jobs that Staff Chief Engineer (or C/E)
• engineer assigns to him and reporting them on NS5 and on engine work book as required.
• The safe operation of all machinery during watch.
• Also responsible for:
• -  All safety equipment including lifeboat engine systems
• -  Water analysis
• -  Preparation and completion of bunkering procedures
• -  Reporting consumption of fuel/lubricants/chemicals
• Performing emergency duties as assigned on the Muster List.
• Assist with additional duties as requested by the ships management.
• Uphold all of the Company's Guiding Principles:

 

COMPANY'S GUIDING PRINCIPLES

 

• Ensure that everything we do adds value to the guest experience
• Integrity is our prime equity — never compromise it.

• Positively impact the areas we explore and in which we work.
• Treat everyone with dignity and respect.
• Honor the value of service.
• Maintain our expedition heritage by fostering a spirit of exploration and      discovery.
• Demonstrate leadership; excel in knowledge; inspire others.
• Innovate, test and evaluate. Be open to new ideas.
• Strive for clarity in communication.
• Maintain a balance between adventure and safety

 

This document describes the primary activities, duties, and responsibilities of this position. Your Manager or Supervisor may assign additional duties and responsibilities to you.

 

 

PROFILE

 

• COC STCW III/1 Officer in Charge of Engineering Watch
• Experience on passenger or expedition vessels in polar regions.
• Good attitude, good presentation and English language skills

 

 

Please apply with an updated CV, references and latest appraisal.

 

 

 

 

$1 - $1 a month

Embarkation: 12/November/2026  in Montevideo

Rotation: 3 months +/- 1 months on and off

Cabin: Double shared