5 chief engineer port engineer jobs found in Long Beach, CA

Position Summary: The Dredge Port Engineer (Fleet/Shipyard Superintendent) at Curtin Maritime is a key role designed for highly accountable, ownership-driven individuals. This position supports the management of vessel operations and engineering staff, ensuring that policies, procedures, and tasks align with the company's values of efficiency, innovation, and integrity. With a focus on vessel maintenance and engineering, the role is ideal for candidates with on-vessel engineering experience and strong administrative skills who are looking to transition shoreside. Key Responsibilities: Assist the Senior Port Engineer with coordination and oversight of vessel engineers and shoreside support staff. Support the implementation and enforcement of engineering policies and procedures. Engage in purchasing activities related to vessel operations and coordinate closely with the purchasing department. Oversee task enforcement and manage parts requests for vessel...

Position Summary: The Assistant Port Engineer - Dredge plays an essential role at Curtin Maritime, providing critical support to the Port Engineer by overseeing vessel engineers and coordinating with engineering support staff on various marine transportation and construction projects. This hybrid role requires scheduled travel to various job sites and participation in on/off rotational work. Key Responsibilities: Assist the Port Engineer in managing and tasking vessel engineers. Act as a secondary point of contact for vessel engineers and ensure timely completion of tasks. Support the implementation and enforcement of engineering policies and procedures. Oversee purchasing for normal vessel operations in coordination with the purchasing department. Utilize Helm Connect for managing and monitoring engineering operations. Guide crews during vessel drydocking, reporting on progress, and managing budgets. Aid in the mobilization and outfitting of vessels...

Position Summary: The Tugboat Engineer at Curtin Maritime is a crucial technical role that spans from junior engineer positions to Chief Engineer, responsible for maintaining and operating the vessel's machinery and systems. This role requires someone with a solid mechanical background, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work well under pressure. The engineer will work closely with the Port Engineer and Vessel Captain to ensure the vessels function efficiently, safely, and in line with Curtin Maritime's core values. Key Responsibilities: Handle daily operation and maintenance of the vessel's mechanical and electronic systems. Troubleshoot issues related to electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical systems. Conduct regular inspections and maintenance of the engine room to the Curtin Standard. Manage onboard inventories, work plans, and deckhands when applicable. Collaborate closely with related departments for audits, regulatory compliance,...

Position Summary: The OSV Engineer role at Curtin Maritime is an integral part of the vessel's technical and mechanical operations, ensuring safe and efficient performance in line with the company's core values. The positions, ranging from QMED Oiler to Chief Engineer, demand expertise in maintaining the Curtin Standard onboard and offer growth opportunities for those with strong leadership and engineering skills. Key Responsibilities: Operate and maintain vessel systems, including electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical components. Ensure proactive planning and readiness for all engineering operations of the vessel. Carry out maintenance to the Curtin Standard, including the engine room and Z-Drive experience. Troubleshoot and repair vessel equipment and perform heavy repairs such as engine overhauls as necessary. Lead and train Assistant Engineers and Deckhands, providing critical feedback and creating standard operating procedures. Maintain...

Position Summary: The Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) at Curtin Maritime is responsible for the safe operation, routine maintenance, and repair of the vessel’s diverse electrical and electronic systems. This role ensures compliance with the laws and regulations of the vessel’s flag, international standards, and company policies. The ETO will work under the supervision of a licensed officer and collaborate with on-board engineering staff to maintain the vessel’s operational readiness and safety. Key Responsibilities: Oversee the operation and maintenance of the vessel's electrical systems, including power, propulsion, and auxiliary machinery. Monitor, repair, and conduct preventive maintenance according to company procedures, focusing on crew safety and environmental protection. Manage consumable spares, mechanical stores, and tool inventories responsibly. Update and maintain maintenance schedules and reports within the Vessel Management...