Kitimat Marine Engineering Superintendent Role British Columbia (Canada)

Kitimat Marine Engineering Superintendent Role British Columbia (Canada)

07 Aug
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Stellar Recruitment
|
Canada

07 Aug

Stellar Recruitment

Canada

Become an Engineering Superintendent for a premier marine fleet based in Kitimat, BC. This position emphasizes leadership in maintenance and engineering to enhance vessel safety and reliability.

Our client seeks an experienced engineer with a hands-on approach to lead technical operations. This impactful leadership role requires robust judgment skills and a dedication to continuous improvement in a marine or heavy industrial setting. Ideal candidates will excel in building trust and collaboration within teams, driving operational readiness.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead port engineering teams in safety and collaboration
• Oversee all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance
• Direct maintenance budgets, capital projects, and improvements




• Facilitate dry-dock planning and inspections for the fleet
• Investigate and resolve equipment and system failures

Requirements:
• Engineering degree or related apprenticeship certification
• 6+ years of leadership experience in operational settings
• Marine Certificate of Competency preferred
• Solid knowledge of mechanical systems and reliability
• Proven track record of troubleshooting and decision-making

Ensure operational excellence and safety for the marine fleet in Kitimat with your engineering expertise.
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📌 Kitimat Marine Engineering Superintendent Role British Columbia (Canada)
🏢 Stellar Recruitment
📍 Canada

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