Marine Technician | City Cruises, New York

Hornblower•New York, NY

About The Position

Position Summary: The Marine Technician is responsible for carrying out daily duties such as repairing, maintaining, and troubleshooting marine diesel engines,, generators, transmissions, drive trains, HVAC, plumbing, pumps, holding tanks, and electrical equipment. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: The Marine Technician must work in a safe, methodical and consistent manner. The skill level required indicatesmuch of this work should be accomplished independently but all work will be under the guidance and direction ofthe Port Engineer. Maintain accurate records and participate in the company's maintenance software (HELM) entering preventativeand corrective maintenance completion, uploading of work reports, documentation, inventory control and all other pertinent information. Ensure all work is done in compliance with applicable US Coast Guard regulations and sound marine practice Perform preventative maintenance, troubleshooting and repairs on all vessel equipment including but not limited to: Diesel engines (main, generator & bow thruster) Propulsion running gear (marine gears, shafts, couplings, shaft seals, bearings) AC Electrical equipment (generators, switchgear, distribution systems, motors, etc.)DC Electrical equipment (batteries, charging systems, etc.) Hydraulic systems, pumps & piping systems, pneumatic compressors and controls Pumps, tanks & piping systems HVAC & refrigeration systemsAlarm, control and monitoring systems Galley & hot prep line equipment Perform maintenance and repairs as assigned for interior finishes, floor covering, carpentry, ceilings, weathertight seals, etc. Maintain Watertight Integrity and Structural Fire Protection boundaries in all work accomplished and recognize if prior work has compromised either of these. Perform proper methods for pollution prevention, management & disposal of hazardous waste Maintain communication & coordination for vessel readiness with consideration for USCG required inspection, Direct, manage and evaluate outside vendors as needed and directed by the Port Engineer Direct and lead other crew members as assigned by the Port Engineer Maintain a safe, clean, well-organized work environment and promote best practices through safety briefings and Job Safety Assessments Identify the need for replacement parts, critical spares, etc. and assist in procurement as directed Respond to service calls at various pier locations and/ or underway vessels; this may include remote work during drydock or layup periods Work the hours and shifts assigned by the Port Engineer. This may include weekends, evening shifts or any work beyond the normal schedule. All other duties as assigned by the Port Engineer or Director of Marine Operations

Requirements

The Marine Technician shall have training & experience a field that lends itself to the job of personally accomplishing the broad range Preventative Maintenance & Repairs of machinery and equipment onboard a passenger vessel in the City Cruises fleet.
One or more of the following areas of training and expertise are required for this position.
Possess a valid TWIC (Transportation Worker Identification Credential) or the ability to acquire one within aspecified time.
Working knowledge of the systems described to perform PMs and repairs with sufficient knowledge to overseeoutside contractors when a higher level of technical expertise is required.
Proven track record of hands on maintenance and repair in the marine or facilities environment.
Ability to interact professionally with passengers, crew members, and outside vendors as required
Strength and agility to safely lift over 50 lbs., and move about a moving passenger vessel, work in often tight spaces and around moving machinery. Also, must be able to work outside at times in uncomfortable weather conditions.
Ability to wear personal safety clothing and equipment such as hard hats, masks, gloves, masks etc as necessary for safe work practices
Proficiency in the safe use of hand and power tools
HS Diploma or GED
Valid Driver's License

Nice To Haves

USCG Engineer's License or unlicensed watch standing experience on a USCG regulated vessel desirable
Basic computer skills as well as the ability to safely communicate with others in the English language

Responsibilities

Repairing, maintaining, and troubleshooting marine diesel engines, generators, transmissions, drive trains, HVAC, plumbing, pumps, holding tanks, and electrical equipment
Work in a safe, methodical and consistent manner
Maintain accurate records and participate in the company's maintenance software (HELM)
Ensure all work is done in compliance with applicable US Coast Guard regulations and sound marine practice
Perform preventative maintenance, troubleshooting and repairs on all vessel equipment
Perform maintenance and repairs as assigned for interior finishes, floor covering, carpentry, ceilings, weathertight seals, etc.
Maintain Watertight Integrity and Structural Fire Protection boundaries
Perform proper methods for pollution prevention, management & disposal of hazardous waste
Maintain communication & coordination for vessel readiness with consideration for USCG required inspection
Direct, manage and evaluate outside vendors as needed and directed by the Port Engineer
Direct and lead other crew members as assigned by the Port Engineer
Maintain a safe, clean, well-organized work environment and promote best practices through safety briefings and Job Safety Assessments
Identify the need for replacement parts, critical spares, etc. and assist in procurement as directed
Respond to service calls at various pier locations and/ or underway vessels; this may include remote work during drydock or layup periods
Work the hours and shifts assigned by the Port Engineer
All other duties as assigned by the Port Engineer or Director of Marine Operations