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Designated Duty Engineer 4000HP #003-3992 | Posted 08/30/2024 Seattle, Washington Apply for this job now! Req. Number 003-3992 Posting Date 2024-08-30T19:38:18Z Job Description Job Title: Designated Duty Engineer 4000 (Ocean Towing) Position: DDE 4000 Location: US Department: Ocean Fleet Schedule: 45-60-day hitches Reports to: Chief Engineer & Port Engineer Pay Range: $110,000 - $120,000 Annually (EXCLUDES OVERTIME & TRAVEL IS COVERED BY FOSS) If you experience issues when applying, please send your resume & credentials to cmulcahy@foss.com What We Offer our Hardworking Mariners: At Foss, we recognize that our employees are the foundation of our company and of our success. We value and respect the individuals that make up the Foss family and are proud to have one of the industry's highest records for employee longevity. We work with the Inlandboatmans' Union of the Pacific to provide eligible employees in this position with benefits and paid time off in accordance with regional collective bargaining agreement requirements. Fully funded health care and retirement Paid Time Off Paid holidays Tuition & training reimbursement Advancement opportunities Family support services Employee wellness reimbursements Equity & inclusion Company paid-for travel JOB PURPOSE/SUMMARY: The Designated Duty Engineer (DDE) is responsible for the maintenance, preservation, operation, and readiness of the ship's propulsion machinery, mechanical and electrical systems, and damage control equipment. The DDE is also responsible for fueling operations, pollution control, logs and record keeping. Depending on the vessel, the DDE may act as Chief Engineer or the engineer in charge of a watch in a periodically unmanned engine room. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Vessel Maintenance Troubleshoots and repairs all engines, pumps, machinery, and electrical components Ensures proper implementation of maintenance schedules for all engineering equipment Maintains proper markings, tags, and color coding of various systems Inspects, monitors, and checks system parameters of all auxiliary systems and machinery. Checks operating procedures, temperatures, pressures, and fluid levels Maintains or ensures cleanliness of engineering spaces Responsible for monthly engineering reports to be submitted to management Utilizes the company's maintenance software(Helm) for tracking and executing preventative maintenance. Maintains vessel parts inventory levels Works on deck as needed: handles lines, makes/breaks tow Safety Responsible for proper maintenance of onboard alarms and safety systems Responsible for safety of personnel in engine room Supervisory and Leadership of Direct Staff Supervises and trains junior engineers on maintenance procedures Trains deckhand-engineers in preventive maintenance procedures KNOWLEDGE SKILLS AND ABILITIES: Strong maritime background with a thorough understanding of vessel operations and equipment capabilities/limitations Ability to independently implement all routine engineering procedures Implements appropriate casualty control measures in response to engineering casualties Reads/interprets technical data, specifications, and drawings Basic knowledge of welding and burning procedures and hot work safety precautions Ability to safely transfer fuel and oils Knowledge of MARPOL regulations and pollution prevention procedures Maintenance and operation of bilge, ballast, fire, fresh water and sanitary systems Ability to communicate, in English, across all written, spoken and listening levels MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Must possess a valid USCG National Designate