Sole Engineer

As Engineer, you will be single responsible for the machine on board the ship, i.e. that you independently take care of operation and maintenance of the engine, as well as various cranes, electricity and hydraulics on board. The Engineer works as a day worker and has engine watch in the evening and night (via alarm in the engine room). It is also your responsibility to ensure that the FRBs on board are reliable at all times. During both drills and real-life situations, you will be responsible for operating the crane in connection with launching the boat. The job is very versatile, as in addition to being responsible for the engine, you will also handle all other technical tasks on board – ranging from replacing a circuit board in a radar to repairing air conditioners and engines. In addition, the Engineer is part of the emergency preparedness, which means taking an active role in onboard drills related to first aid, fire, and rescue. As a person, you should be solution-oriented and able to stay calm in hectic situations. You need to be structured and able to manage varying tasks and plan your workday. You should also have an interest in Fast Rescue Boats (FRB) and possess an all-round technical understanding of troubleshooting and repairing diesel‑electric engines (knowledge of Cummins is an advantage). WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO HAVE: Ship machinist of 1st degree and preferably ETO (Alternatively ship machinist 1st degree willing to work permanently on ships under 3000 kW) Valid health certificate, passport, and seaman’s book Valid and up-to-date STCW certificates Experience with repair and troubleshooting of electronics, hydraulics, and mechanics Ability to communicate in Danish and English Clean criminal record and drug test Ability to sail 4 weeks at a time (2 persons share a position) WE OFFER: A varied and inspiring job Employment in accordance with the agreement with DMMA Opportunities for personal and professional development A workplace with committed colleagues A flat organizational structure 4 weeks on / 4 weeks off rotation A good working environment with job security Own cabin, internet access, and training opportunities ABOUT WORKING WITH ESVAGT: ESVAGT is an international company where employees have excellent opportunities for professional development. We are recognized for our high standards of quality and safety, driven primarily by our skilled employees. We invest significantly in training and development and emphasize independence as well as strong teamwork, where colleagues use each other’s strengths in every situation. Interested? Please send your application via the APPLY link to the right. Technical questions regarding the position can be directed to: Claes Skov Jensen, Head of Ship Management – Technical, Fleet Group B/C Direct: View phone number on click.appcast.io Questions regarding application and interview: Tina Halkjær Nielsen, Head of Recruitment & Training #J-18808-Ljbffr