Port Engineer - Tanker Fleet Core Group Resources - 3.5 Fort Lauderdale, FL Job Details Full-time 5 hours ago Qualifications Vendor relationship building Mechanical engineering Engineering equipment malfunctions diagnostics Safety regulations Regulatory compliance Environmental compliance Electrical systems Maintenance task scheduling Maintenance schedule development Vessel management Vendor relationship management Electrical maintenance Environmental regulatory compliance Maintenance management Supplier relationship management (SRM) Marine electrical systems troubleshooting Mechanical troubleshooting Marine propulsion systems maintenance Full Job Description Port Engineer -

Tanker Fleet Job Summary:

We are seeking a highly experienced Port Engineer to oversee the technical and engineering functions of a fleet of commercial tankers. This shore-based role offers a critical opportunity to ensure vessel reliability, compliance with regulations, and optimal maintenance and repair activities. The ideal candidate will bring a strong marine engineering background, particularly in tankers or similar oceangoing vessels, and possess comprehensive knowledge of vessel machinery, maintenance systems, and shipyard operations. This position plays a vital role in coordinating between vessel crews, vendors, and management to maintain fleet operational readiness and safety.

Responsibilities:

Provide technical oversight and engineering support for assigned tanker vessels. Monitor vessel condition, machinery performance, maintenance needs, and operational readiness. Collaborate with Chief Engineers and vessel personnel to troubleshoot mechanical and engineering issues. Review and manage planned maintenance programs, repair schedules, and ensure equipment reliability. Coordinate vessel repairs, drydockings, and shipyard projects effectively. Manage relationships with contractors, vendors, service technicians, and technical resource providers. Track repair, maintenance costs, and contribute to vessel operating and capital expenditure budgets. Ensure vessels adhere to USCG, ABS, class, environmental, and other regulatory standards. Review technical reports, identify machinery deficiencies, inspections findings, and implement corrective actions. Support regulatory inspections, audits, surveys, and vessel certifications. Provide technical guidance during operational issues and equipment failures. Travel to vessels, ports, and shipyards as necessary to facilitate maintenance and compliance efforts.

Requirements:

Extensive marine engineering experience on tankers, oceangoing vessels, or similar commercial ships. Previous roles such as Chief Engineer, First Assistant Engineer, Port Engineer, Technical Superintendent, or Technical Manager are highly preferred. Strong knowledge of marine propulsion systems, auxiliary machinery, electrical systems, and maintenance practices. Demonstrated experience with planned maintenance systems, drydock projects, and shipyard operations. In-depth understanding of USCG, ABS/class standards, and maritime regulatory requirements. Tanker-specific experience is strongly preferred. USCG engineering license or equivalent maritime engineering credentials are preferred. Excellent troubleshooting, planning, communication, and vendor management skills. Ability to travel to vessels, ports, and shipyards as needed. This opportunity offers a challenging and rewarding role for accomplished marine engineers eager to make a significant impact in fleet management. Apply now to join a dedicated team committed to operational excellence and safety in the maritime industry.