Surfer Engineer M/F at BOURBON Oil & Gas

In constant pursuit of operational excellence, we meet the needs of oil and gas clients by offering a wide range of services in continental offshore and deepwater offshore. Deeply anchored locally, we believe our proximity with our clients is one of our main assets. Through our global network of shipmanagers, of BOURBON Training Centers and BOURBON Repair Centers, we are able to operate everywhere in the world with the same quality and security standards.Roles and responsibilities

The engineer is directly responsible and accountable to the pilot for supervision and management of all technical and related equipments on board the vessel.
Participate to safety of crew and personnel (particularly within the engine compartment) and protection of the environment
Conduct inspection and maintenance of main engines, propulsion and machinery systems, and safety equipments
Supervise bunkering, report and monitor fuel / oil consumption
Assist the Pilot on procurements
In charge of taking immediate corrective action in case of emergency situations (fire, abandon-ship, man overboard, technical failures) and providing a written report
The engineer has the responsibility of compliance, to follow /apply Bourbon policies and procedures at all times.
The engineer shall provide reliable operation of the vessel engines, machinery and all the equipment including propulsion system jets.
The engineer has the responsibility to know and apply the client procedures in his daily duties.

Qualifications, Skills and Experiences

OOW ENGINE (NCV/UNLIMITED); STCW CERTIFICATIONS AS APPLICABLE
2 years or more as a Engine Officer or Surfer Engineer
Exceptions could be given for below 2 year experience

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