JOB DESCRIPTION
Harwich Haven Authority is the Harbour Authority serving the Haven Gateway ports of Felixstowe, Harwich International Port, Ipswich, Harwich Navyard and Mistley.
Due to a planned retirement, we are seeking to recruit a successor to the position of Marine Engineering Manager. Supported by a small multi-skilled team based at our dedicated workshop facilities, this important role has responsibility for ensuring the effective maintenance of a fleet of workboats made up of pilot/harbour launches, oil spill response and survey craft. Additionally, there will be periodic requirement to provide input into the design, contract award, construction/fitting out and delivery of newbuild vessels to required standards.
The successful candidate will have an appropriate marine engineering qualification, with at least two years, post-certification, sea-going or shore-based engineering experience. They must also be prepared to adopt a 'hands on' approach when required. A working knowledge of GRP construction/maintenance and practical experience of marine diesel engines (up to 450 kW) and MCA small workboat maintenance would be an advantage.
SALARY
We offer an excellent remuneration and benefits package that includes pension and private health insurance. Salary will be dependent upon experience and qualification.
Harwich Haven Authority is the Harbour Authority serving the Haven Gateway ports of Felixstowe, Harwich International Port, Ipswich, Harwich Navyard and Mistley.
Due to a planned retirement, we are seeking to recruit a successor to the position of Marine Engineering Manager. Supported by a small multi-skilled team based at our dedicated workshop facilities, this important role has responsibility for ensuring the effective maintenance of a fleet of workboats made up of pilot/harbour launches, oil spill response and survey craft. Additionally, there will be periodic requirement to provide input into the design, contract award, construction/fitting out and delivery of newbuild vessels to required standards.
The successful candidate will have an appropriate marine engineering qualification, with at least two years, post-certification, sea-going or shore-based engineering experience. They must also be prepared to adopt a 'hands on' approach when required. A working knowledge of GRP construction/maintenance and practical experience of marine diesel engines (up to 450 kW) and MCA small workboat maintenance would be an advantage.
SALARY
We offer an excellent remuneration and benefits package that includes pension and private health insurance. Salary will be dependent upon experience and qualification.
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