Port Engineer

Essential Duties & Responsibilities for Port Engineer Arrive one and a half hours before tour departures to consult with crew to resolve mechanical issues. Be present for initial vessel startups to provide troubleshooting before tour departures. Supervise Assistant Port Engineer and Deckhands, monitor engine logs for each vessel, and maintain independent logs on all work completed. Complete required maintenance on aprescribed schedule andassist with oil/fuel filter changes as needed. Conduct pre-season and continuous onboard training with Deckhands. Diagnose and complete repairs on time. Order, receive, and maintain acomplete inventory of spare parts for engines and auxiliary systems. Maintain docks, ramp, shop, and all other aspects of thefacility, including septic and fuel systems. Work cooperatively with mechanics and welders from other AMT ports and outside businesses as needed. Ride along on tours as needed to assess and monitor vessel systems while underway by conducting engine and jet room checks. Fill in onboard as Deckhand/crew as needed. Work efficiently with Captains and other employees in a time-critical environment. Special projects may be assigned as required by the business. Minimum Qualifications (Knowledge, Skills and Abilities) for Port Engineer High degree of organization. Supervisory experience. Experience in any maritime-related field. High School Degree or equivalent Extensive marine-diesel/auxiliary systems knowledge. Experience creating and executing a maintenance and repair schedule. Valid US driver’s license and a clean driving record. Must pass a security background check and DOT drug test. Preferred Qualifications for Port Engineer Knowledge of specialized systems – impellers, raw water systems, water jets, etc. Experience in tourism or tour-related industry. Post-secondary mechanical engineering certificate. Traits and Characteristics for Port Engineer To deliver world-class experiences guided by the following Alaska Native cultural values safely and sustainably. Embrace Traditional Alaska Native Cultural Values that include Humility and pride, Respect for all people, including oneself, Respect for nature, Humor, Patience, Strength, and Holding each other up. Follow & Deliver Core Values (Port Engineer) Safety First: We prioritize our guests and team members' safety and well-being, ensuring secure and enjoyable experiences. World-Class Employment: We strive to be a world-class place of employment, valuing hard work, mentorship, a sense of ownership, and opportunities for career growth. World Class Guest Services: We are committed to exceeding guest expectations, delivering world-class experiences that showcase our hospitality and the beauty of Alaska. Collaborative Professionalism: Embracing collaboration within our organization with a professional spirit, understanding that amidst laughter and play, our dedication to excellence and integrity remains unwavering. Community Collaboration: Actively choosing to partner with neighbors and the community across Alaska, making a conscious effort to support local businesses and create social and economic opportunities through meaningful cooperation beyond our organization. Sustainability at our core: We are dedicated to sustainable operations for future generations. Curiosity & Innovation: We encourage a culture of curiosity and innovation, striving to be early adopters in technology and staying ahead in our commitment to continuous improvement. Integrity- Driven Decisions: Integrity guides every decision we make, ensuring transparency, honesty, and ethical conduct in all aspects of our operations. Cultural Respect & Sharing: We deeply celebrate and honor our Alaska Native heritage, fostering intergenerational connections, embracing family values, and contributing to the cultural richness of our communities. Environmental Conditions for Port Engineer The environmental conditions arethose that an employee may be subject to while performing the essential functions of this job. Include moderate to loud noise levels, all weather conditions, frequent use of required protective clothing including raingear, ear protection and life preserver. Temperature consistent with ambient outdoor temperature and/or hot engine room temperature. Physical Demands for Port Engineer The physical demands are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. Occasionally required to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. Ability to walk on uneven deck surfaces crossing from vessel to vessel. Must be able to fit through a 36” hatch. Environments can be hot, cold, dusty, and noisy. Ability to stand, bend, twist, and complete repetitive movements for long periods. Ability to perform physical work for 8-12 hours at a time. Work Environment for Port Engineer The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those encountered by an employee while performing the essential functions of this job. This is a fast-paced and dynamic work environment with a diverse workforce. Ability to work aflexible schedule to include weekends and holidays during thetour season. Must adhere to Allen Marine, Inc., & Affiliated Companies, and theUnited States Coast Guard Consortium Drug & Alcohol Policies & Procedures. Ability/willingness to work on short notice. Must be comfortable working in hot, cold, small, noisy, dusty, etc. environments. #J-18808-Ljbffr Allen Marine Tours