Featured Marine Engineer Second Class

Featured Marine Engineer Second Class

TI.26.27.0079

Posted Date: September 18, 2026

No Closing Date

Employment Type: 4 Temporary

Division: Marine Services - Maintenance and Engineering

Department: Department of Transportation and Infrastructure

Position Group: NAPE - Marine Services

Location: M.V. Gallipoli, M.V. Flanders, M.V. Beaumont Hamel, M.V. Veteran

Salary: $33.60 - $37.49 per hour (CG-35), 42 hours per week

Benefits: Onboarding

Position Details

The Provincial Government is now recruiting Marine Engineer Second Class professionals to support operations across all provincial vessels.

The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure is recruiting for immediate vacancies for Marine Engineer Second Class positions in various vessels. Apply now and be part of a team that keeps our vessels operating safely and our communities connected.The department is responsible for the construction and maintenance of the provincial highways; the provision of the provincial ferry services; management of the provincial government fleet of light vehicles and heavy equipment; operation and maintenance of the provincial government air ambulances and water bombers and construction and management of provincial government buildings.

This includes Marine Engineer Second Class who are responsible for the mechanical operation and maintenance of the engine room and its auxiliaries on a number of routes in regions across the province and will be assigned to Vessels in the following locations:

M.V. Beaumont Hamel Vessel
M.V. Gallipoli
M.V. Veteran
M.V. Flanders

The Marine Engineer Second Class is responsible for the mechanical operation and maintenance of the engine room and its auxiliaries. You will be acting as engineer in charge of the engine room. This includes:

• Supervising engine room staff and participating in activating;
• Operating and controlling the main engines;
• Inspecting, cleaning and performing electronic, plumbing, mechanical and hydraulic repairs and maintenance in accordance with departmental preventative maintenance schedules;
• Ensuring that back-up systems are in operational order;
• Accompanying the vessel as required during refit schedules and assisting technical personnel in carrying out repairs and alterations;
• Maintaining an adequate level of supplies and routine parts, and maintaining a defect list;
• Updating the maintenance program daily and developing a refit specification to be entered in the maintenance program and submitted to the Marine Superintendent eight weeks prior to scheduled refit;
• Completing a log abstract at the end of each shift for submission to Marine Headquarters and maintaining an up-to-date Chief Engineer’s Logbook;
• Maintaining equipment vital to the service such as shore generators and wharf lighting equipment that is located outside of the vessel;

Screening Criteria

As a Marine Engineer Second Class, you have experience in marine engineering and the operation of marine diesel, hydraulic and electrical equipment, and experience working with modern control systems. Your Valid 2^nd Class Motor Engineer’s Certificate be issued by Transport Canada or equivalent as determined by the Canada Shipping Act 2001 and applicable vessel Safe Manning document, and a Valid Marine Medical Certificate.

Assessment Criteria

To be successful in this position, you’ll bring a solid knowledge of marine engineering, and you may also have knowledge of the operation and maintenance of marine diesel, hydraulic and electrical equipment.

Your leadership, sound independent judgement, and strong problem-solving skill-combined with your ability to manage time and organize tasks while confidently using computer systems in your daily duties- will help ensure the effective delivery of ferry operations across vessels throughout the province. You take pride in being a collaborative team player and consistently demonstrate an unwavering commitment to safety.

Conditions of Employment

Conditions of Offer

1. Recent and satisfactory Criminal Records Check from local police
2. Recent and satisfactory Vulnerable Sector Check

Conditions of Acceptance

1. Participation in any safety course training, as offered and required by the Department

Information for Applicants

Applicants must submit copies of valid 2nd Class Motor Engineer’s Certificate issued by Transport Canada or equivalent as determined by the Canada Shipping Act 2001 and applicable vessel Safe Manning Document and valid Marine Medical with their application.

Failure to do so shall result in an application being screened out.

Applicants can submit the required documents and credentials by either:
Scanning them into ONE PDF and uploading it to the Online Job Portal
OR
If unable to combine the required, documents, email the individual documents to [email protected], Once your resume has been submitted through the Online Job Portal, Please indicate the competition number in the subject line, for retention in the file.

To learn more about these opportunities please contact:

For more information about this opportunity please contact Christine Nurse, Manager of Marine Services, [email protected], (709) 466-4027.

How to Apply

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