Key Skills

Job Description

Brief Description The Salvage Engineer is directly responsible for the operating shipboard equipment whether on deck or engine room. He or she is also responsible for installation, maintenance, and proper operation of the onsite salvage equipment – this will include, Power plants, Main engine, Aux. generators, Electric motors, Pumps, Hydraulic pumps and HPUs, Winches, Chain pullers, Heave compensators, Drill machines, Cranes, Forklifts etc. The Salvage Engineer is a response-based position requiring domestic and International travel to sites. Position Responsibilities Able to read and understand salvage plan and technical manuals Able to inspect, maintain, repair, and operate shipboard and salvage equipment Able to effectively plan and execute routine inspections and maintenance regimes for various onsite equipment to minimize operational downtime Able to proactively anticipate and requisition necessary spares, tools, fuel, lubes and supplies to keep the equipment running in good order Ability to follow salvage master instructions and work cohesively with onboard salvage technicians, mechanics, and electrician teams Ability to trouble shoot and offer creative solutions to technical problems Effectively communicate with Project Management team regarding machinery and equipment status, detailed work scope, job schedule, impact of repairs if any on the project schedule and safety concerns Requirements Bachelor's degree (B. A.) from four-year college or university; or one to two years of related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience 10 years of working on vessels offshore Technical school certification / Certificate of competency as a shipboard engineer 7+ years’ experience as a shipboard engineer / operating engineer / power plant engineer 3+ years as a salvage engineer on wreck removal and emergency response jobs 1st engineer or Chief Engineer’s Certificate of Competency Experience with leading salvage companies preferred Qualified candidates will comply with safety policies and guidelines Must be able to safely perform job duties in different types of weather conditions Ability to trouble shoot and offer creative solutions Effectively operate in a team environment Able to read, speak and understand English and able to communicate effectively with team members Valid driver’s license Valid passport Must possess or be able to obtain a TWIC card (US employees only) Preferred Valid First Aid, CPR and AED Bosiet along with Huet Valid MMC with STCW training Mechanical background in diesel, hydraulics Welding Certification OSHA 10 HR HAZWOPER 40 HR with 8 HR Refresher ADA Requirements Sit or Stand Walk Use Hands/Fingers to handle or feel Exposure to work: outside weather, fumes, etc. Climb stairs/ladders or balance Stoop, Kneel, crouch, or crawl Talk/hear See Carry weight, lift 50lbs Travel Requirement Up to 75% travel is required. If additional, travel is required beyond the specified amount, based on the operational demand, you will be notified accordingly so arrangements can be made. Summary What We’re Looking For: At Resolve Marine, your attitude matters as much as how good you are at what you do. We look for people to bring their very best, positive attitude and resiliency. We strive to be the best in the industry, but we aspire for the best working culture that our employees can ask for. Our people, whether on our vessels or in the office, always work to look ahead, be mindful of safety, environment and respecting one another because enjoying where you work and who we work with is what delivers success in everything we do. I acknowledge that I have read, understand, and meet the minimum qualifications of the position outlined in the job description and will perform to the best of my abilities to meet the expectations of the role. I also understand that this position is subject to a successful background and drug screening (where country applicable laws apply), as well as random drug testing procedures post-employment. Resolve Marine Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer “Leaving the World a Better Place.”

Core Responsibilities

Operate, inspect, maintain, and repair shipboard and salvage equipment, including engines, generators, pumps, hydraulic systems, winches, cranes, and other machinery. Coordinate maintenance and supplies, troubleshoot technical issues, follow the salvage master’s instructions, and communicate equipment status, repair impacts, schedules, and safety concerns to project management.

Requirements

Requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent education and experience, 10 years of offshore vessel experience, at least seven years as a shipboard, operating, or power plant engineer, and at least three years as a salvage engineer on wreck removal and emergency response jobs. Candidates must hold a shipboard engineering certificate of competency, including a First Engineer or Chief Engineer certificate, and be able to travel up to 75%; additional preferred qualifications include safety and maritime certifications, mechanical experience, and welding certification.