Oiler / Assistant Engineer - Lake Charles, LA - Mon. to Thurs. Schedule

Location: Lake Charles, LA

Type: Full Time

Min. Experience: Mid Level

Updated Pay Rates -- Home Nights & Weekends -- Monday to Thursday Schedule

MSRC is currently looking for an Oiler or Assistant Engineer aboard an Oil Spill Response vessel located in Lake Charles, LA. This position offers a schedule of Monday - Thursday with the ability to go home nights and weekends. The Oiler or Assistant Engineer will assist the Chief Engineer in the day-to-day operations, maintenance, and repair of all equipment and systems. This is a dynamic opportunity for a motivated individual to become part of an oil spill response company with a competitive compensation package including great Health Care Benefits with an above average 401(k) savings plan.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

This position will require a local candidate who can commute daily, and report back to the vessel within 2 hours to comply with MSRC's emergency response mission.
Stand engine room watches as required at sea and during maneuvering
Operate systems and equipment in accordance with procedures or as otherwise directed by the Chief Engineer
Be familiar with normal and emergency operating procedures for the steering gear, generators, bilge pump, and fire pump.
Become familiar with system and equipment emergency operating procedures
Assist with Preventive Maintenance, troubleshooting and repair, approved modifications, record keeping.
Conduct routine tests and inspections (i.e., lube oil testing, cooling water testing).

QUALIFICATIONS:

Must possess MMC rating of QMED-Oiler (min) or Assistant Engineer (preferred)
License endorsements must list endorsements specific to: STCW III/4 RFPEW, BST, as well as QMED-Oiler and Lifeboatman (minimum)
Valid USCG medical certificate (STCW) required
TWIC card
The ability to commute daily, and report back to, the vessel within 2 hours to comply with MSRC's emergency response mission
Capable of prolonged, strenuous work onboard vessels at sea
Effective leadership and written and oral communications skills
Ability to operate industrial equipment and their systems safely
Ability to operate a personal computer
40-Hour Hazwoper is desired
Employment is contingent upon: completion of a successful background check; pre-hire medical exam and drug screen; ability to obtain a valid driver’s license, TWIC, and U.S. Passport

Internal Applicants:
To facilitate process, internal applicants are encouraged to speak with their supervisor and/or their HRA about their interest in, and application for, this position.

Marine Spill Response Corporation is an Equal Opportunity Employer. MSRC prohibits discrimination against any employee or applicant for employment based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, physical or mental disability, genetic information, or because an employee or applicant is a disabled veteran, recently separated veteran, or other protected veteran.

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