Duty Engineer

Overview RiverFlow Dredging is seeking a DutyEngineer with a demonstrated ability to manage assigned duties promptly and efficiently. This position will be based on the RiverFlow Spirit, a trailingsuction hopper dredger that will commence operations in the Fraser River in June 2026. Duties & Responsibilities Reading the Chief Engineer's Standing orders Monitoring and recording fuel levels of the day tank and settling tank Monitoring and recording levels in dirty water tanks, sludge tanks and main engine sump tanks Performing a general check on machineries (oil/water level, temperatures and pressure) Draining water from starting air bottles and air systems Draining water/sludge accumulated on F.O. daily tanks Documenting and reporting incidents, repairs, failures, use of spare parts and special activities Taking over running watch duties Performing repairs and tasks as directed by the Chief Engineer Executing and supervising tasks as ordered by the Chief Engineer The Duty Engineer reports to the Chief Engineer and/or the Second Engineer.

Skills, Knowledge and Required Competencies Certificate of Competency Minimum-Fourth-Class Engineer, Motor Ship Marine Medical Certificate Certificate of Proficiency in STCW Basic Safety Certificate of Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats other than Fast Rescue Boats Certificate of Proficiency in Advanced Fire Fighting Certificate of Proficiency in Marine Advanced First Aid Ship management practices taught using a propulsive plant simulator Eligible to work in Canada Working Conditions 12-hour days with overtime as required Unionized position with the Canadian Merchant Service Guild This position is challenging, interesting and will be well suited to an individual looking to further expand their existing skill set and take part in an exciting experience within a strong and healthy work environment. We thank all applicants for their interest; only candidates who have been selected for an interview will be contacted. #J-18808-Ljbffr