Marine Service Engineer

Responsibilities: Inspect, diagnose, and resolve faults involving marine engines, auxiliary engines, steering systems, and other onboard mechanical equipment. Carry out repair and servicing of inboard and outboard engines, including fuel, cooling, and exhaust systems. Perform scheduled preventive maintenance to ensure all vessel machinery and systems remain in safe and efficient operating condition. Maintain cleanliness and proper housekeeping of the vessel and engine room while onboard. Prepare comprehensive service reports detailing work completed and communicate repair findings and recommendations to customers. Safety and Compliance: Comply with company safety procedures and industry regulations to maintain a safe working environment. Ensure all repair and maintenance activities are carried out in accordance with applicable environmental and marine compliance standards. Documentation and Reporting: Keep accurate records of maintenance activities, including labour hours, replacement parts, and completed services. Update and maintain service records using the company's maintenance or service management system. Team Collaboration: Collaborate with service engineers and technical team members to deliver quality service and ensure customer satisfaction. Support the onboarding, coaching, and development of junior technicians when required. Perform any other duties assigned by the company. Requirements: Diploma or equivalent qualification in Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related technical discipline. Relevant technical certifications will be an advantage. At least 2 years of hands-on experience in marine servicing, maintenance, or repair. Strong mechanical troubleshooting skills with the ability to identify and resolve technical issues effectively. Familiarity with marine diagnostic equipment and servicing tools. Sound knowledge of marine engines, auxiliary engines, and cargo pump systems. Ability to interpret technical drawings, schematics, and service manuals. Physically fit and able to handle demanding tasks, including lifting equipment and working onboard vessels in varying weather conditions.