Second Engineer

OverviewSea1 Offshore Canada is a well-known offshore Marine Company and our primary area of operation is Eastern Canada. The expertise of our personnel stems from working over three decades in our harsh weather environment as the leader of support services in platform supply, anchor handling, rescue standby and towage.We are currently accepting resumes for a experienced and qualified 2nd Engineer for a regular, full-time position currently working in offshore Newfoundland, working a 35 day on/off rotation beginning September 30th, 2026.Reporting to the Chief Engineer, the Second Engineer is responsible for performing all planned maintenance activities in accordance with the vessels’ program as instructed by the Chief Engineer. Ensure that all hazardous work is carried out under controlled conditions and all safety procedures observed. Maintain up-to-date inventories of engine room spare parts, stores and supplies, training and supervision of junior engineers and engineering cadets, ensure safe and efficient engine room watchkeeping and machinery performance monitoring in accordance with applicable regulations.Sea1 Canada offers:A competitive salaryA company paid group RRSP planA comprehensive group benefits plan (including health, dental, short term disability, employee and dependent life and AD&D insurance)A Mortgage Subsidy ProgramEFAP programAdvanced training and professional development opportunitiesQualifications, Experience and Personal Attributes:Successful candidates will possess the following qualifications, experience, and personal attributes.2nd Class Motor Certificate of CompetencyValid Marine Basic or Marine Advanced First Aid and CPRValid Unrestricted Transport Canada Marine MedicalShip Personnel with Designated Security Duties certificateProven track record in relevant offshore experience within the marine sector; recent offshore standby experience on a PSV or AHTS vessel is strongly preferredValid Canadian passport; Canadian citizenship or landed immigrant statusWHMISH2SProficiency in Fast Rescue Boats Certificate considered an assetAbility to read, write, understand, and speak EnglishExperience with TM Master is an assetSelf-starter, analytical and problem-solving capabilities, demonstrated effectiveness in working with charterers, safety leadership and employee/team developmentSea1 Offshore Canada is committed to the principle of fair representation of the designated target groups, as defined by the federal Employment Equity Act (women, indigenous peoples, members of visible minorities, and persons with disabilities). We encourage qualified applicants from these groups to apply for this position.Sea1 Canada welcomes and encourages applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available upon request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.How to Apply:Please visit our website at https://nuu.no/sea1offshore/soknader/14905 to complete the online application. Alternatively, interested candidates can email cover letters, resumes and copies of marine certificates to careers.canada@sea1offshore.com.We thank all candidates for their interest; however only those selected for interviews will be contacted.