To thrive in this position, you will be able to demonstrate:
A minimum Engineer Class 3 Near Coastal Certificate of Competency or higher
Current statements of attainment in Provide First Aid and Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) (HLTAID009)
A current AMSA Medical applicable to your Certificate of Competency
A valid MSIC or 'Job Ready' MSIC Application (or proof of ability to obtain)
Prior towage experience would be highly advantageous
The ability to work as part of a team and build excellent working relationships with external customers
Ability to work under pressure, particularly in emergency situations
Attention to detail and ability to effectively prioritise tasks
Excellent communication skills in both verbal and written
Good problem-solving and fault-finding skills
The right to live and work in Australia
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Benefits
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Additional Information
Get to Know Us
With over 180 years of expertise, Svitzer is a global leader in towage and marine services, committed to making port and terminal operations safer and more efficient. In the Australian region, we operate a fleet of more than 100 vessels, servicing ports and terminals across Australia and Papua New Guinea. As the largest employer of Australian seafarers, we take pride in our role within the maritime community.
We are currently seeking a motivated and skilled Tug Engineer to join our team in Onslow, WA on an unrostered permanent part-time basis.
Why You'll Want to Join Us
This is a permanent part-time role with no fixed roster, requiring availability throughout the year for at least 91 working days. You will receive a fortnightly salary based on a pro-rated structure, with the current full-time equivalent salary for a Tug Engineer in Onslow set at $213,677.05 per annum.
We encourage residents of the Pilbara region or nearby areas to apply! Travel reimbursement is available for journeys to and from Onslow or Karratha, and FIFO from Perth to Karratha is also an option. Accommodation is provided either onboard the tug or within onshore facilities.
How You'll Make a Difference
Reporting to the Port Manager and the Tug Master onboard the vessel, you will be part of a three-person crew and will be responsible for operating and maintaining engines, deck machinery, and other equipment aboard.
Maintain operational standards of all machinery, including deck and engine
Conduct maintenance and repair of marine plant and equipment
Prepare maintenance and operational reports as required
Report operational defects in a timely manner
Ensure compliance with policies, procedures, and statutory obligations
Participate in safety, skills, and competency training
Assist other crew members on deck as needed
Undertake duty at dockings, including monitoring and supervising other personnel
Monitor and review relevant work health and safety standards and procedures
Participate in operational improvement exercises and environmental compliance