Chief Engineer

Tasks & Responsibilities under the direction of the Port Engineer:

  • Valid MMC (AB endorsment preferred but not required)

  • Valid TWIC

  • Valid passport and drivers license

  • Ability to pass a drug test per coast guard regulations

  • DDE 4000

  • Follow Advanced understanding and abilities in the unsupervised maintenance, repair,

    and design of all vessel systems.

  • Advanced mechanical abilities including power pack replacements, small engine

    overhaul, etc.

  • Excellent skills in the training of other engineers, assistant engineers, and all other crew.

  • Proficient in the operation of winches.

  • Proactively clean engine room, including: wiping down, degreasing, painting, organizing,

    inventorying, etc. 

  • Carry out preventative and scheduled maintenance and repairs for all equipment on the

    vessel.

  • Create work plan and execute daily tasks in accordance with the established schedule in

    Vessel Management System.

  • Update completed tasks with notes in Vessel Management System as completed.

  • Maintain inventory of tools and critical/spare parts on board the vessel.

  • Assign work to any assistant engineering staff and monitor to ensure satisfactory

    completion.

SKILLS, APTITUDES, QUALIFICATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS:

  • Ability to handle stressful situations with focus.

  • Understanding importance and taking pride and responsibility in mastering the small

    things, before mastering the big ones.

  • Understand and respect the chain of command. Ability to take direction no matter how it

    is given.

  • Continuously demonstrate a strong sense of responsibility and ownership by being pro-

    active in all situations /tasks.

Physical Aptitudes Required:

  • Must be able to lift 40 lbs. without restriction; positions involve lifting, pulling, and

    operating heavy equipment and objects.

  • Ability to bend, stoop, or squat frequently and climb high steps/ladders several times per

    day.

  • Physical dexterity and strength to operate deck machinery; work on equipment that is

    poorly accessible or in confined workspaces.

  • Must be able to keep balance/equilibrium while performing duties at various heights.

  • Ability to work in confined spaces for prolonged periods of time.

  • Adequate hearing and vision ability per USCG standards.

  • Proper heat/cold tolerance, working in all weather conditions.

  • Understand that you will working while exposed to grease, dirt, paint, water, etc. that may

    regularly be on your skin, hair, and clothing.

  • Able to swim

Sam Kraus

My name is Sam Kraus and I’m a graphic, product, and website designer from the San Francisco, Bay Area. In the past decade, I’ve launched two apparel businesses, designed absurdly soft clothing for an iconic California lifestyle brand, and created eye-catching packaging for an award-winning consumer electronics company. Today, I create brand identities and websites for individuals and small businesses seeking to stand out in their industry. I approach each project with curiosity and patience. My goal is not only to realize the client’s needs but to consider the user’s experience functionally, emotionally, and aesthetically.

I am currently pursuing my interests in architecture, sustainability, and the connection between people and place.

https://www.haushaus.design
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