CHIEF ENGINEERING OFFICER – Debmarine Namibia 72 views

As the world leader in marine diamond recovery, we take pride in employing cutting-edge technology and exceptional people skills. Debmarine Namibia offers exciting careers in a performance-driven culture that makes meaningful contribution to the overall success of the Company.

Debmarine Namibia requires the services of a Chief Engineering Officer. The primary role of this position will be to manage all engineering operations on board the mining vessel to ensure safety in operation and maintenance of propulsion machinery, mining equipment and the treatment plant whilst at sea and in port.

The successful candidate will be required to spend a minimum of 28 days at sea followed by a maximum of 28 days ashore.

Job Description
IN YOUR ROLE AS CHIEF ENGINEERING OFFICER YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO:

Controls all engineering activities onboard the vessel whilst at sea by supervising the team to ensure proper operation and maintenance of propulsion machinery and auxiliaries, mining equipment and treatment plant, and deck machinery.
Co-ordinates shutdowns by planning maintenance to be completed and manages planned maintenance programme.
Improves the effectiveness and efficiency of engineering processes and systems.
Adheres to and promotes Company policies and procedures relating to health, safety, security and environmental issues.
Manages and develops human resources.

Qualifications
DO YOU MEET THE FOLLOWING EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS?

NQF 6 with relevant Maritime study qualifications
Class 1 Certificate of Competency – Chief Engineering unlimited (>3000kW)
Eight years relevant experience which includes 5 years minimum at a 2nd Engineers level on a vessel >3000kW
Marine mining experience would be an advantage
SAP knowledge would be an advantage

Additional Information
THE FOLLOWING COMPETENCIES ARE KEY TO THIS POSITION:

Excellent planning, organising and controlling skills
Fault finding and diagnostic skills Strong leadership skills with high ethical standards and should be self-motivated
Women and people with disabilties are encouraged to apply.