Role OverviewThe QMED-Oiler performs physical tasks to maintain and operate the main propulsion plant, electrical generating equipment, and auxiliary machinery on a Great Lakes vessel. The role requires a valid Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) Card, a Merchant Mariners Credential issued by the US Coast Guard, and a current USCG physical examination. The QMED-Oiler must also be willing to live in a remote environment with limited access to medical supplies and medical personnel.
What You Will Do
Records temperatures and pressure on propulsion and auxiliary equipment, rigs and uses chain falls to position engine equipment, and assists with bunkering of the vessel. Other duties include maintenance and housekeeping tasks as assigned.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The QMED-Oiler must have written and verbal command of the English language, maintain good health in compliance with USCG NVIC 04-08, and be willing to work in a remote environment with limited access to medical supplies and medical personnel.
Requirements
- Must hold a Qualified Member of the Engine Department (QMED) Merchant Mariner Credential
- Must hold a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC)
- Must be willing to live 7 days a week in a remote environment with limited access to medical supplies and medical personnel
- Must maintain licenses and qualifications as required by regulation, both current and future
- Must maintain good health in compliance with USCG NVIC 04-08 including US Coast Guard vision and hearing requirements
- Must have written and verbal command of the English language
Benefits
- Room and board while employed aboard one of our vessels
- Paid vacation
- Pension
- Medical benefits
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