Oiler

Oiler

Job Type Full Time Qualification

Experience

• Location Rivers

• Job Field Engineering / Technical

• Job Responsibilities

General Responsibilities:

• Carry out engine room watchkeeping duties, including routine cleaning, repairs, and maintenance as required.

Specific Responsibilities:

• Be fully familiar with all relevant regulations, safety standards, and work procedures applicable to assigned tasks.

• Perform general maintenance and cleaning tasks in accordance with company work procedures and quality standards.

• Execute assigned tasks safely, reporting hazardous conditions immediately to the OIM or supervisor.

• Be familiar with Permit to Work (PTW) system and equipment isolation procedures.

• Ensure work such as entry into enclosed spaces, hot work, and work aloft is conducted only with proper PTW authorization.

• Monitor and maintain pollution control measures, identifying and stopping (if safe) unplanned discharges of water, oil, gas, or chemicals, and reporting incidents promptly.

• Use the correct Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when dealing with discharges or leaks, following company procedures.

• Dispose of used or broken materials in accordance with established procedures.

• Enforce environmental protection and pollution control procedures with subordinates and subcontractors as outlined in the Vessel Management System (VMS).

• Emergency Response

• Demonstrate competence during emergency drills and training exercises.

• Support emergency response roles as assigned, following the station bill and safety protocols.

Qualifications and Experience

• Required to have certifications to show their competence in the field. Certification as part of an engine watch (STCW Reg. A-II/4 or equivalent). Use Standard MS, diagnostic software and equipment as required.

• Proven experience and/or recognized qualification in marine engine room operations.

• Good knowledge of Mechanical Isolation Standards, Knowledge of Permit to Work, and Risk Assessment procedures is an advantage.

• Experience with hydrocarbon processing systems and utilities.

• Knowledge of safety and environmental management systems.

• Personal Skills

• Personal: Careful, conscientious, and safety-conscious.

• Leadership: Ability to follow instructions and enforce safety procedures.

• Technical: Good communication skills; proficient in using diagnostic software and equipment as required.