ENGINE OFFICERS

The Grimaldi Group is a multinational company operating in logistics, specializing in roll-on/roll-off ships, car carriers and ferries. It SEARCHES for ENGINE OFFICER positions to be employed on board the units that make up its fleet. They will be responsible for an engine room watch, at an operational level, in a local engine apparatus, manned or periodically unmanned on board. Sector: Navigation/Port Services Role: Transportation Employment percentage: Full-time Job availability: Shift work Type of employment: Permanent contract Education level: Upper Secondary School Diploma

REQUIRED REQUIREMENTS: - to be in possession of a secondary school diploma from a technical institute specializing in transport and logistics, options for the operation of maritime equipment and plants, which provides the knowledge referred to in section A-III/1 of the STCW code, recognized by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport; - alternatively to the requirement referred to in the previous point, to be in possession of a final qualification of a second cycle course, integrated by the planned machine training course referred to in section A-III/1 of the STCW code; - to have carried out 12 months of navigation in training activities on the tasks and duties of the engine officer referred to in section A-III/1 of the STCW code at an operational level, on ships with a main engine of 750 kW or more, subject to the provisions of the STCW Convention. This training is noted in the training booklet of the apprentice engine officer, and can be replaced by 36 months of navigation, of which at least thirty months carried out in engine service on ships with a main engine of 750 KW or more subject to the provisions of the STCW Convention; - to have carried out, during the navigation periods referred to in the previous paragraph, at least six months in engine room watch service under the supervision of the chief engineer, or an engine officer delegated by the same; - to have attended, with a favorable outcome, the advanced fire fighting, engine resource management - leadership and teamwork, high voltages technology courses, at an operational level, at institutes, bodies or companies recognized as suitable by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, and to be in possession of the first aid certificate (first aid)[1][2] issued and/or recognized by the Ministry of Health; - to be in possession of the training certificate for a seafarer authorized to use life-saving appliances (MAMS) established by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport; - to have passed, with a favorable outcome, a theoretical and practical exam, after the completion of the aforementioned navigation period, on the possession of the skills and abilities to perform the tasks and duties of the engine officer referred to in section A-III/1 of the STCW code, at an operational level.