Ferry Oiler

Skills

What You Bring

Knowledge of US Coast Guard rules and regulations on occupational hazards and safety precautions for engine room work aboard ferries.
Knowledge of the marine engine room.
Skills required to maintain constant awareness of engines, generators, and switchboard conditions.
Knowledge of the proper use of hand tools and gauges.

Education & Experience

You must possess a:

Valid U.S. Coast Guard Oiler Certificate
Transportation Worker Identification Credential Card (TWIC) issued by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).

A COPY OF YOUR TWIC AND VALID MMC DOCUMENT MUST BE INCLUDED IN YOUR APPLICATION AND PRESENTED AT THE INTERVIEW PROCESS.

To learn more and get your TWIC go to: https://www.dco.uscg.mil/nmc/twic

To learn more and get your Qualified Member of Engine Department (QMED) Certification go to: https://www.dco.uscg.mil/nmc/exams/QMED03-oiler-Q804-Q805

Description

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The Challenge

We are looking for a Ferry Oiler to help with our Hatteras Ferry Operations team.

In this role you will:

Assist the Ferry Chief Engineer in the operation and maintenance of engines and equipment on one of the largest ferry fleets in North America.
Inspect, operate, and maintain all engines and auxiliary equipment while the vessel is underway.
Perform minor and preventive maintenance while underway and assisting major motor overhauls while dry-docked.
Follow all safety and Homeland Security rules and regulations.

Your work will be performed under direct observation for safe and efficient operation of all equipment.

Your work shift will be 7 days on and 7 days off.

Questions?

Call me: Alma Fountain at (252) 423-5125.

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