Port Engineer

Responsibilities Coordinate and/or conduct all maintenance activities on company fleet of vessels and vehicles. Thoroughly document all activities as required, creating and maintaining functional recordkeeping history such as Helm Connect and Limble. In conjunction with the Maintenance Manager, manage the maintenance and repair plans for the fleet while being mindful of costs and USCG compliance, as well as guest and employee safety and comfort. Oversee the Assistant Port Engineers’ daily maintenance tasks, long‑term projects, parts ordering, and provide technical guidance to ensure timely and cost‑effective outcomes. Assist Assistant Port Engineers and Facilities Maintenance Technician to ensure proper inspections of vital and safety systems on our vessels, vehicles, and land facilities are carried out and deficiencies are rectified. Provide Assistant Port Engineers, Captains, and Transportation Coordinator with assistance and guidance with repairs and maintenance of the vessel and vehicle fleet. Stress the value of scheduled routine maintenance. Assist the Maintenance Manager and/or Transportation Coordinator to help ensure vessels and vehicles are maintained within applicable US Coast Guard and U.S. Department of Transportation standards. Manage inventory and organization of key maintenance supplies, repair parts, and critical spares. Assist the Assistant Port Engineers with maintaining adequate inventory to ensure periodic maintenance can happen without waiting for parts and that downtime is minimized during summer months. Assist the Maintenance Manager with providing guidance to the Assistant Port Engineers, Transportation Coordinator and Operations Department when they are working with vendors, both parts and service, to ensure that we take advantage of our buying power. Oversee the operation of the Phoenix Avenue warehouse including petroleum storage, tool storage, and general security. Assist the Assistant Port Engineers in coordinating with Boat Captains, Land Facilities Maintenance Technician and Transportation Coordinator to ensure prompt and proper disposal of all waste products, including but not limited to used oil collection. Provide assistance and guidance to the Land Facilities and Fox Island Maintenance Technicians regarding all aspects of the Fox Island operation, including but not limited to electrical and freshwater systems. Assist with land facilities maintenance as required. Skills & Abilities Advanced knowledge of operation and repair of diesel and gas internal combustion engines, associated cooling, lubrication, and fuel systems, marine gears, propulsion systems, both A/C and D/C electrical systems, hydraulic systems, fresh and seawater plumbing systems, galley equipment, marine electronics, fixed fire suppression systems. Advanced troubleshooting and analysis skills regarding mechanical, hydraulic and electrical failures. Ability to develop cost‑effective, durable solutions to complex mechanical problems. Excellent knowledge of vessel construction and repair including aluminum and fiberglass. Knowledgeable in USCG inspections and CFR Title 46 Shipping. Strong fabrication and carpentry skills. SAE certification is preferred but not required. Ability to operate small heavy equipment required to maintain fleet and land facilities. Excellent organizational and administrative skills, with high accuracy in parts and record‑keeping tasks. Ability to prioritize work, manage competing demands, and operate with a high degree of independence. Strong leadership capability with a collaborative and supportive approach to team development. Strong communication skills and a proactive, solutions‑oriented mindset. Deep commitment to safety, quality, and continuous improvement. Work Environment This role operates in a marine and maintenance setting, working both indoors and outdoors in varying weather conditions. The Port Engineer collaborates closely with the Maintenance Manager, Assistant Port Engineers, Marine operations staff, Captains and occasionally guest‑facing teams to support seamless operations. The environment is fast‑paced, hands‑on, and team‑oriented, with a strong focus on delivering safe and enjoyable guest experiences. Physical ability to climb ladders, crawl, kneel, bend, twist at the waist, and stand on uneven surfaces. Must be able to push, pull, carry and lift objects weighing up to 100 pounds on a regular basis. Enter and operate in confined spaces. Operate power tools. Operate in an environment with breathing apparatus. Operate company vehicles. Minimum Qualifications 10 years of experience in marine maintenance or equivalent with knowledge of USCG Subchapter T regulations. High school diploma or equivalent required. Technical certification or formal training as a marine technician, engineer, heavy equipment, automotive, or a related field strongly preferred. Proven experience troubleshooting complex mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and marine electronic systems. Experience in commercial vehicle maintenance with knowledge in DOT inspections. Parts inventory and purchasing management. Able to obtain a DOT Medical Card, or CDL. Pursuit Perks Join an inclusive, global team and make lifelong connections. Enjoy free access to Pursuit attractions and 50% off for friends. Get discounts on hotel stays, dining, and retail. Access subsidized mental health and wellness resources. Equal Employment Opportunities Information We pursue and encourage a work environment that reflects diverse backgrounds and experiences, which we see as a catalyst for creativity and innovation. We offer applicants without disability accommodations or referrals an opportunity to apply directly, and we can provide access accommodations upon request. We thank all candidates for their interest; however, please note that only applicants selected for further consideration will be contacted directly. #J-18808-Ljbffr Pursuit