Technical · Ontario
Eyonzy Recruitment is proud to be working exclusively with one of Canada's most established and respected shipping companies a major operator of tankers, self-unloaders and bulk carriers across the Great Lakes, St Lawrence Seaway and Eastern Seaboard. With a large, modern Canadian-flag fleet and a strong safety culture, our client is a cornerstone of Canada's marine transport industry. We are seeking an experienced Second Engineer to join their tanker fleet on a permanent seagoing basis. The Role The Second Engineer is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Engine Department, its personnel, machinery and maintenance, working under the direction of the Chief Engineer. This is a key leadership role within the engine room, with direct supervisory responsibility for junior engineers and unlicensed engine room personnel. This is a unionised position. Wages and benefits are paid in accordance with the applicable collective agreement. Work permit holders will also be considered for this position. Key Responsibilities Accept direction from the Chief Engineer in setting guidelines and objectives for the Engine Department Supervise the safe, efficient and economical operation of the engine room, with authority over junior engineers and unlicensed personnel, and responsibility for their training and development Ensure all maintenance is documented accurately and kept up to date in the Planned Maintenance System Maintain and oversee the main propulsion machinery including fuel and lubricant piping and pumping systems, purifiers, steering gear, control systems, hydraulic systems, CPP systems, oily water separators and incinerators Monitor and record main engine jacket water chemical additives; collect, submit and record regular lube oil samples from all applicable engine room machinery Manage purification of bunkers to maintain sufficient fuel supply to main and auxiliary machinery Oversee pumping of machinery bilge spaces in compliance with the Canadian Vessel Pollution Prevention and Dangerous Chemicals Regulations and MARPOL 73/78 Maintain accurate records of engine room stores and spares — expended, received and on hand Monitor and record all work performed under the Planned Maintenance Programme to ensure an accurate record of all machinery maintenance across the engine room and isolated compartments Carry out security duties in accordance with the Vessel Security Plan Essential Qualifications Second-Class Engineer, Motor Ship (or higher) issued by Transport Canada Transport Canada Marine Medical Certificate (valid) STCW Basic Safety Training STCW Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats STCW Advanced Fire Fighting Advanced Training for Oil Tanker Cargo Operations Propulsion Simulator – 2 Shipboard Personnel with Designated Security Duties C1/D Visa (required if vessel calls at US ports) Must possess tanker endorsement documents LPG certificates alone will not be considered Skills, Experience & Attributes Minimum 2 years recent experience working as an engineer on tanker vessels Previous sailing experience on large tanker vessels is essential Experience working within a Safety Management System (ISM-compliant environment) Strong leadership skills with the ability to supervise and develop a multi-disciplinary engine department team Analytical mindset with the ability to assess and adjust work procedures for maximum efficiency and safety Good command of English, required for operational and safety communications What Our Client Offers Competitive wages in line with the collective agreement Permanent role with an established, financially stable Canadian shipping company A professional, safety-first working environment on a modern Canadian-flag fleet Regular rotation with time off between trips