Offshore Marine Engineer

Job Requirements

• Mandatory possession of an active Class 1 or Class 2 Marine Engineer Certificate of Competency (COC) from an internationally recognized maritime authority.
• Strict requirement of valid, up-to-date STCW (Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping) certifications and an active seaman's discharge book.
• Minimum of four years of highly documented offshore experience, specifically maintaining and troubleshooting heavy marine diesel engines, generators, and dynamic positioning (DP2) systems.

• Execute critical mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic repairs on offshore support vessels, ensuring zero downtime during high-stakes drilling support operations.
• Strictly monitor and optimize the vessel's propulsion systems and fuel consumption, maintaining full compliance with MARPOL environmental and safety regulations.
• Coordinate seamlessly with the Chief Engineer to plan and execute comprehensive drydock maintenance schedules, overseeing third-party shipyard contractors.

• Highly competitive tax-free monthly base salary (15,000 - 25,000 QAR) substantially increased by lucrative offshore day rates and danger pay allowances.
• Comprehensive provision of maritime benefits, including a sponsored Qatari employment visa, full premium medical coverage, and fully paid onboard accommodation and meals.
• Strict adherence to rotational maritime labor laws, providing extended paid leave intervals (e.g., 60 days on / 30 days off) and paid international business flights to your home country.