Skipper of Marine Machinery
The role of a Marine Machinery Engineer within the Irish Naval Service involves ensuring the efficient operation and maintenance of marine propulsion systems, power generation, and auxiliary machinery. This position demands technical expertise in mechanical and electrical systems, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work under pressure in a maritime environment.
Key Responsibilities:
* Maintain, repair, and ensure the efficient operation of ship propulsion systems, power generation, and auxiliary machinery.
* Conduct planned maintenance and defect rectification on propulsion, electrical, and fluid systems.
* Diagnose faults and carry out troubleshooting procedures to ensure continuous operation.
* Assist in emergency response situations, including fire-fighting and damage control duties.
Requirements:
* Citizenship of the Irish State or legal entitlement to reside and work in the State.
* Good character and satisfactory security clearance.
* Meet required minimum standards of medical and physical fitness.
* Age between 18 and 39 years old.
Professional Qualifications:
* HETAC Level 7 Degree in Marine Engineering.
* FAS/Solas Standard Based Craft of Mechanical Automation & Maintenance Fitting.
* FAS/Solas Standard Based Craft of Diesel Fitter.
* FAS/Solas Standard Based Crafts of Motor Mechanic.
* National equivalent of any of the above qualifications.
As a Marine Machinery Engineer, you will contribute to the operational readiness and safety at sea, contributing to the Irish Naval Service's mission of maritime security and defence. A competitive basic salary of €49,543 with yearly increments is offered, along with an additional allowance of approximately €20,570 per annum. Additional allowances for overseas service are tax-free and start at €15,000 per annum.