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DOF

Operates offshore and subsea vessel fleet

Marine Engine Room Officer

Equipment MaintenanceConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBrazilNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A completed higher-education qualification and STCW III/1.
  • Valid certificates for the role.
  • Experience in the role.
  • Advanced English; proficiency will be tested.

Responsibilities

  • Perform engine-room watch duties and other orders specified in the Chief Engineer's Standing Orders.
  • Substitute for the Second Engineer when that officer is absent or unable to serve.
  • Record watch-service occurrences in the Engine Room Logbook.
  • Perform repairs that can be completed with onboard resources, and maintain and adjust equipment.
  • Operate and safeguard the proper functioning of engines, electrical systems, refrigeration, pumps, steering systems, cargo-handling equipment, fuel-oil and lubricating-oil systems, and other systems as instructed by a superior.
  • Perform planned and routine maintenance on assigned equipment.
  • Participate in vessel refueling while on duty.
  • Monitor compliance with legal requirements within the officer's area of responsibility.
  • When the onboard Safety Officer is absent or unable to serve, ensure applicable safety tools are carried out within the officer's area, including Permit to Work, Tool Box Talk, and APR, requesting assistance from the Chief Engineer or Second Engineer as needed.
  • Maintain the vessel's seaworthiness.
  • Operate all internal communication systems.
  • Know emergency procedures, including switching between remote and local control.
  • Keep entrusted facilities, equipment, and utensils in good operating condition, organized, and clean.
  • When assigned by a superior, familiarize and instruct engine cadets and apprentices using their checklist.
  • Ensure the seafarer's medical certificate is valid and renewed before expiry.
  • Participate in integrated operations.
  • Take precautions and contribute to preventing pollution of the marine environment.
  • Work carefully and skillfully, use the required personal protective equipment, and require others involved to use it.
  • Know the officer's own duties and those listed in the vessel's emergency-station bill.
  • Know the location and operation of the vessel's safety and lifesaving equipment.
  • Participate in risk assessments before activities.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience on anchor-handling vessels and/or in subsea operations.
  • Experience on AHTS and/or subsea vessels.
  • Kongsberg technical DP qualification.

About the Company

DOF

Operates offshore and subsea vessel fleet

DOF is an international group that owns and operates a fleet of modern offshore and subsea vessels, supported by an engineering capacity to service offshore and subsea markets. With over 40 years in the offshore business, the company combines experienced personnel, a wide product range, advanced technology, and substantial capacity to handle offshore projects. Its offerings come from owning and operating specialized vessels and applying engineering expertise to execute offshore/subsea work. DOF differentiates itself through its long track record, multinational presence, and breadth of capabilities—making it capable of handling complex offshore assignments with a broad set of technologies. The company’s goal is to provide end-to-end offshore and subsea services by leveraging its fleet, technical know-how, and scale to meet client needs across international markets.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Austevoll, Norway
Founded
1981

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