IT Engineer

• To continually monitor and supervise day-to-day operation of all machinery in tugs in an efficient manner.
• To report to the Fleet Engineer/in-charge about faults or other problems which may occur during tug operation, thereby avoiding wastage of cost and resources.
• To perform regular major and minor maintenance/repair activities on tugs for maintenance purposes and service delivery.
• To develop and maintain Engine department parts and machinery inventory and prepare/submit material requests to the Fleet Engineer/in-charge.
• To carry out PMS routine, including filter changing, cleaning engine oil, repairing any water/oil leaks, maintaining general cleanliness of the machinery spaces, and ensuring all activities are performed in accordance with DDW-D standards.

Qualification/Experience & Skills

• Minimum 36 months working as a Tug Engineer in the port industry.
• STCW III/3 (Engine) restricted Certificate of Competence for Tug Engineer / Bachelor Degree / COC capacity not less than 3000KW / STCW required short courses including firefighting, first aid, etc.
• To carry out basic maintenance and watchkeeping requirements for conventional Harbour tugs in an efficient manner, thereby ensuring smooth functioning of tug operations.