Engine Rating
Engine Rating
As an Engine Rating you will work on the day to day monitoring and maintenance of the engines and equipment in the engine room, as well as maintenance activities elsewhere on the ship. You will also be involved in cleaning, lubricating, repairing and fitting new or refurbished parts under direction of engineering officers. This course begins in September and takes around two years to complete
POSITION: Engine Rating Trainee
REPORTS TO: Chief Engineer
START DATE: September 2021
RATE OF PAY: Begin at £18,771
LOCATION: City of Glasgow College (Term-Time)
Western Isles Fleet (Sea-Time)
COURSE LENGTH: Approx. 2 Years
SHIFT PATTERN: 2 weeks on / 2 weeks off
ROLE OVERVIEW
To undertake a course of study and to gain sufficient skills and experience leading to the award of:
· Engine Room Watch Rating Certificate in accordance with STCW III/4
· Intention to progress to STCW III/5 Able Seafarer Engine Certification
As an Engine Rating you will work on the day to day monitoring and maintenance of the engines and equipment in the engine room, as well as maintenance activities elsewhere on the ship. You will also be involved in cleaning, lubricating, repairing and fitting new or refurbished parts under direction of engineering officers. This course begins in September and takes around two years to complete.
Key Tasks and Principal Accountabilities
Complete training tasks as described in the MNTB Engine Rating & Able Seafarer Engine Training Record Book, obtaining the relevant progression signatures as required.
Carry out duties as necessary of a rating forming part on an engine room watch
Take personal emergency action on-board a vessel
Assist with maintenance of vessel mechanical equipment (under supervision)
Assist with general maintenance routines as directed by the Second Engineer
Duties as required by the muster list in an emergency (no direct responsibility)
Watchkeeping duties, under supervision in order to gain experience leading to the award of an Engine Room Watch Rating Certificate
Any other duties as required for the safe operation and general upkeep of the vessel's machinery spaces
Attend such college courses allocated, punctually and reliably in accordance with the schedule set by the company and/or the college
To diligently study, as required, to ensure a high level of understanding and knowledge of topics required for the award of:
Personal Survival Techniques (PST) Certificate in accordance with STCW A-VI/1-1
Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting Certificate in accordance with STCW A-VI/1-2
Elementary First Aid Certificate in accordance with STCW A-VI/1-3
Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities (PSSR) Certificate in accordance with STCW A-VI/1-4
Certificate of Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats (CPSC) in accordance with STCW A-VI/1-2
Qualifications & Personal Attributes
Essential
· Valid ENG 1 Medical Certificate
Personal Attributes
· Team player with excellent communication and interpersonal skills
· Positive and flexible approach with a 'Can Do' attitude
· A background and/or interest in the marine industry