Oiler – Engine Room Watch Officer
nclh · Oceania Cruises
Job description
About the role
The Oiler stands engine watch under the direction of the Staff Chief Engineer and Engineer of the Watch. This role ensures safe and efficient operation of the machinery spaces during assigned periods.
Key responsibilities
- Maintain an efficient and alert watch in the engine room, continuously supervising machinery spaces and reporting any malfunction or abnormal condition.
- Inspect bilge conditions, perform cleaning and maintenance as directed, and ensure all engineering spaces are inspected and any issues reported.
- Assist motormen and support general ship maintenance tasks such as cleaning, painting, and repairs.
- Report and control any spillage or pollution incidents, adhering to safe working practices and PPE usage.
Required profile
- Experience in an equivalent vessel position and knowledge of International and National conventions, Flag State regulations, and STCW 95.
- Familiarity with the Company Safety Management System (SMS) and ability to work as part of a team.
Required skills
- Engine room watch experience.
- Knowledge of machinery spaces, bilge maintenance, and safe operating procedures.
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