PLEASE NOTE: This is NOT suitable for a FIFO arrangement.
About the role The position of Chief Engineer is an integral part of SeaLink South Australia's Marine Operations crew.
The primary function of this role is the protected and productive operation of Company vessel engines and mechanical systems.
This will include working as part of a team, whilst maintaining excellence in safety and reliability at all times.
The Chief Engineer is expected to meet and exceed key performance indicators, whilst displaying a high level of work ethics.
This position requires interpersonal and organisational skills, and effective written and verbal communication abilities are essential.
The Chief Engineer is responsible for overseeing the Engineers work practices, standards and performance, and assists with deck loading operations.
A sound knowledge of the vessels is essential to all aspects of this role.
The Chief Engineer works 7 days on, 7 days off, and at times outside of these hours during periods of annual slipping and maintenance requirements.




This role reports to the Master of the vessel and will be working in close conjunction with the Marine Operations Manager, and the Marine Maintenance Manager.
It is essential that you hold a Marine Engineer Class 3 certification.
Only applicants with this certification will be considered.
This role requires energy, commitment, initiative, teamwork, multi-skilling, and effective time management skills.
About YouProblem solving and engineering diagnostic skillsProven reporting and accountability focusAdvanced computer literacy, verbal, and written communication skillsFlexibility and reliabilityAbility to handle difficult situationsThese key requirements will be complimented by experience and skills in the following areas:Marine Engineer Class 3 NC - ESSENTIAL Current National Police Clearance - ESSENTIALCurrent driver's licence - essentialCurrent First Aid and CPR - essentialConfined Spaces qualification - essentialMaster

📌 Chief Engineer South Australia
🏢 SeaLink South Australia
📍 Australia