Oiler / Assistant Engineer - Honolulu, HI

Marine Spill Response Corporation•Honolulu, HI

1d•$36 - $56•Onsite

About The Position

Marine Spill Response Corporation (MSRC), a not-for-profit and USCG-classified Oil Spill Removal Organization, is seeking a local Oiler or Assistant Engineer in Honolulu, Hawaii. The role assists the Chief Engineer with the day-to-day operation, maintenance, and repair of vessel equipment and systems. Candidates must live in the Honolulu area and be able to report to the vessel within two hours to support MSRC’s emergency response mission. The schedule is Monday through Thursday, with nights and weekends available to spend at home. The position offers a competitive benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, disability, and a 401(k) savings plan. The stated salary range is $35.58–$55.71. Employment is contingent on a successful background check, pre-hire medical exam and drug screen, and the ability to obtain a valid driver’s license, TWIC, and U.S. passport. MSRC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and prohibits discrimination on protected grounds.

Requirements

Must possess a Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC) rating of QMED-Oiler at minimum; Assistant Engineer is preferred.
License endorsements must include STCW III/4 RFPEW, BST, QMED-Oiler, and Lifeboatman at minimum.
Valid USCG medical certificate (STCW) required.
TWIC card required.
Must live in the Honolulu, Hawaii area and be able to report to the vessel within two hours.
Capable of prolonged, strenuous work aboard vessels at sea.
Effective leadership, written communication, and oral communication skills.
Ability to operate industrial equipment and its systems safely.
Ability to operate a personal computer.
Must be able to obtain a valid driver’s license, TWIC, and U.S. passport.
Must successfully complete a background check, pre-hire medical exam, and drug screen.
Must be able to stand and lift up to 45 pounds.
Must be able to wear required personal protective equipment.
Must be able to work indoors and outdoors in varying temperatures and weather, including heat, cold, rain, or dry environments.
Must be able to work in various sea conditions and environmental conditions, often on wet or oily decks.

Nice To Haves

Assistant Engineer credential or rating is preferred.

Responsibilities

Stand engine room watches as required at sea and during maneuvering.
Operate systems and equipment in accordance with procedures or as directed by the Chief Engineer.
Become familiar with normal and emergency operating procedures for the steering gear, generators, bilge pump, and fire pump.
Become familiar with emergency operating procedures for vessel systems and equipment.
Assist with preventive maintenance, troubleshooting and repair, approved modifications, and record keeping.
Conduct routine tests and inspections, including lube oil and cooling water testing.