Marine engineering

Marine Engineer
The Marine Engineer is responsible and accountable for the engineering and technical operations of a Fleet of US-Flagged cruise ships. The Marine Engineer directs the maintenance, repair and regulatory compliance of all American Cruise Lines' certificated vessels. The Marine Engineer provides immediate response for critical repairs to ensure the Fleet remains on schedule. The Marine Engineer reports to American Cruise Lines' Vice President of Engineering.
At American Cruise Lines, we are driven by our values- Optimism, Commitment, Patriotism, and Merit. These values shape our culture, our service, and our people, guiding us as we work together to Share America's Story on the Finest American Ships.
Accomplishes taking assigned by Vice President of Engineering and coordinates tasking with other Directors of Engineering.
Supervises and directs Naval Architects and Marine Engineers.
Creates and modifies drawings in AutoCAD for systems including HVAC, Structures, Stability, Electrical Distribution, Piping Systems, Maine Propulsion, Navigation Systems, General arrangements, etc. Applies standards of ABS Rules for Building and Classing Marine Vessels including scantlings for hull repairs and welding schedule.
Writes and submits technical repair plans to regulatory bodies.
Submits detailed plans and calculations to USCG Marine Safety Center for review and approval to applicable sections of the Code of Federal Regulations as needed.
Understand components of propulsion systems and interpret detailed drawings of machinery installations. Develops, maintains, and implements standards for preventative maintenance programs.
Coordinates and communicates with Marine Operations for critical repairs and determines timeline for resolution.
Manages expenses and assists with annual winter maintenance budget.
Supports large scale projects such as ship refits and dry-dockings.
Provides technical information and guidance to shipboard engineers and crew directly, or through Port Engineers.
Creates and curates training material for shipboard engineers.
Minimum 10 years' experience in ship repair or construction.
S. in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering preferred.
Strong organizational skills and excellent verbal and written communication skills (English).
Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Ability to be available during evenings, weekends, & holidays to solve time sensitive problems.
Regular travel to ships.
Remote Based Position.

Why Join American Cruise Lines?
At American Cruise Lines, our people make the difference. We are proud to operate the newest and most innovative fleet in the country and are recognized as America's leading river cruise specialist. Our success is rooted in hiring talented individuals and giving them the tools, training, and support to grow and thrive. S. cruise travel - and be part of a company honored with multiple industry awards and built on a strong foundation of excellence and innovation.
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