Second Engineer, Offshore Vessel — Mechanical Lead

DOF Canada a leading provider of vessel and subsea services in all the major oil and gas production regions around the world. With world class ROVs (Remote Operated Vehicles), Survey systems, and a fleet of offshore vessels, the group combines expertise and technology to deliver integrated subsea solutions to the offshore oil and gas industry.

DOF Canada is currently seeking multiple candidates forSecond Engineer positions to work on Canadian Flagged Offshore Support Vessels. Offshore work schedule will be based on a 28-day rotation. We are looking for a motivated and hardworking seafarer who has the passion for a key to success for this position is the ability to collaborate with offshore and onshore personnel. If you are looking for a dynamic environment to learn and grow your career, DOF Canada is a great opportunity!

Tasks can include, but are not limited to:

  • Reporting to the Vessel Chief Engineer, the Second Engineer is responsible for taking control of the daily running of the mechanical installations onboard the ship, maintenance and repair work, utilising the crew and systems on board, to maintain the vessel in a seaworthy condition;
  • Planned and unplanned maintenance of the mechanical installations on-board the ship;
  • Leading Engine Room Personnel in Risk Assessments and toolbox talks;
  • Assist bunkering the vessel;
  • Engine room Watchkeeper;
  • Ensure Engine Logbook and Oil Record Books are updated and kept in presentable manner

Education and Certificate Requirements:

  • Post-Secondary Education in Marine Engineering (or Equivalent)
  • Transport Canada Second Class Engineer Motor Ship
  • STCW MED BS, PSC, AFF
  • Marine Advanced First Aid
  • Valid Seafarers Medical
  • Valid Canadian Passport
  • Certificate of Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boats would be considered an asset

Experience / Knowledge:

  • Experience on Offshore Support Vessels, including diesel electric and hybrid propulsion systems is required.
  • Experience aboard large AHTS will be considered an asset
  • A high-level knowledge of ISM, Transport Canada, MARPOL and all applicable legislative requirements for operating vessels in Canada
  • Working knowledge with diesel electric engine would be an asset
  • Demonstrable experience in management role or lead position within offshore industry
  • Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills
  • Excellent communicator, both verbal and written
  • Capable of discussing issues and topics of importance at every level
  • Good organizational skills and ability to multitask

Successful candidates will be required to undergo pre-employment drug and alcohol screening. DOF Canada maintains the right to request a criminal background check as a part of the recruitment process.

DOF Canada is an equal opportunity employer dedicated to promoting a diverse workforce and an inclusive respectful workplace.

We encourage applications from all qualified individuals.

Priority will be given to Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and other Canadian permanent residents.

We thank all applicants for their interest but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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