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Chief Engineer of the Training Ship Empire State - SUNY Maritime College
SUNY Maritime College is seeking a Chief Engineer for the Training Ship Empire State. The Chief Engineer will be responsible for the safe operation and maintenance of all machinery and auxiliary equipment on the training ship, managing the engine department, and ensuring compliance with safety management systems.
Higher Education
Responsibilities
Developing and implementing with the assistance of the assigned Marine Surveyor, Port engineer and Ship's staff, the annual vessel maintenance plan that includes outside contractor or assigned third party work, ship's work force and cadet maintenance
Maintaining all machinery, equipment, auxiliary systems and spaces in a ready and orderly state at all times as per the MARAD/SMA(SUNY Maritime) Memorandum of Agreement and due regard for safety
Compiling and maintaining complete records/logs of all engineering departmental activities and work, including machinery logs and annual voyage report as required by vessel owner, operator and outside agencies
Repairing, as required, all machinery and equipment through use of ship's staff and cadet work force or if required through outside contractor
Maintaining the ship's Computerized Maintenance System (CMS) in support of the maintenance & repair plan and owner stated requirements (currently ABS Nautical Systems Enterprise or NSE)
Performing general vessel maintenance and repair, both while alongside and while underway on the annual training cruise
Attending the ship during required dockings and during annual repair periods, and preparing the ship for same
Serving as the person in charge of the Engineering Department onboard EMPIRE STATE; participating in annual training cruises and assisting possible activations
Audit and investigate Engine Department SMS non-conformities and incidents as required
Coordinate and assist the Vice Chair for Engineering (Engine License) and SETO with engine cadet training during summer sea term and during the academic year
Actively participate in Cadet Training during summer sea term and school term
When all other responsibilities involving the Training Ship Empire State are reliably fulfilled, and with the agreement of the Master, the Chief Engineer at his discretion may participate in Engine license instruction. It is anticipated that the successful candidate will teach up to two courses per year, depending on the dry docking and maintenance schedule of the Empire State
Qualification
Required
USCG Chief Engineer Motors and Horsepower MMC with STCW endorsements
10 years of maritime experience, including 3 years sailing as Chief Engineer
Bachelor's degree in engineering or equivalent technical discipline
Experience with High Voltage (+1000V) Power Generation or Propulsion Systems
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Proficiency with Windows 365 or similar software system
Ability to work in a student-oriented training environment
Working knowledge and experience with ISM code vessel safety management systems
Preferred
USCG Chief Engineer of Steam, Motor, Gas Turbines Any Horsepower MMC with STCW endorsements
Diesel Electric propulsion and power management automation experience
Shipyard experience
Prior teaching experience
Experience with NS 5 (ENTERPRISE) or similar shipboard inventory/maintenance system
Master's degree or upper-level professional engineering certification credentials
Benefits
Outstanding benefits package