ISCO Specialization 2144.1.10 Marine Engineer
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Marine Engineer: Marine engineers design, build, maintain and repair the hull, mechanical, electronic equipment and auxiliary systems such as engines, pumps, heating, ventilation, generator sets. They work on all types of boats from pleasure crafts to naval vessels, including submarines.
Essential Skills
- Use Maritime English
- Approve Engineering Design
- Perform Scientific Research
- Engineering Principles
- Ensure Vessel Compliance With Regulations
- Mechanics Of Vessels
- Adjust Engineering Designs
- Mechanics
- Engineering Processes
- Execute Analytical Mathematical Calculations
- Mathematics
- Use Technical Drawing Software
- Technical Drawings
Optional Skills
- Fluid Mechanics
- Manage The Operation Of Propulsion Plant Machinery
- Extinguish Fires
- Communicate Using The Global Maritime Distress And Safety System
- Use Cad Software
- Coordinate Fire Fighting
- Operate Control Systems
- Perform Small Vessel Safety Procedures
- Survive At Sea In The Event Of Ship Abandonment
- Assess Financial Viability
- Swim
- Disassemble Engines
- Guidance, Navigation And Control
- Use Cam Software
- International Convention For The Prevention Of Pollution From Ships
- Stealth Technology
- Electronics
- Work In Outdoor Conditions
- Lubricate Engines
- Global Maritime Distress And Safety System
- Execute Feasibility Study
- Analyse Production Processes For Improvement
- Perform Small Vessel Safety Measures
- Lead A Team In Fishery Services
- Fire-Fighting Systems
- Pollution Prevention
- Record Test Data
- Assessment Of Risks And Threats
- Control Production
- Precision Mechanics
- Maintain Electrical Equipment
- Draft Design Specifications
- Operate Life-Saving Appliances
- Fisheries Legislation
- Design Prototypes
- Operate Marine Machinery Systems
- Quality Of Fish Products
- Perform Test Run
- Electrical Engineering
- Maintain Shipboard Machinery
- Prevent Fires On Board
- Maintain Electronic Equipment
- Manage Engine-Room Resources
- Operate Ship Propulsion System
- Create Technical Plans
- Re-Assemble Engines
- Manage Ship Emergency Plans
- Fishing Vessels
- Material Mechanics
- Risks Associated With Undertaking Fishing Operations
- Design Principles
- Work In A Fishery Team
- Maintain Safe Engineering Watches
- Operate Pumping Systems
- Apply Medical First Aid On Board Ship
- Provide Training
- Conduct Performance Tests
- Ship Related Legislative Requirements
- Cae Software
- Synthetic Natural Environment
- Operate Ship Rescue Machinery
- Mechanical Engineering
- Repair Engines
- Electromechanics
- Install Transport Equipment Engines
- Use Tools For Construction And Repair
- Fisheries Management
- Prevent Sea Pollution
- Analyse Stress Resistance Of Products
- International Regulations For Preventing Collisions At Sea
- Inspect Engine Rooms
Alternative Names
- Marine Systems Engineer
- Ship'S Engineer
- Marine Power Systems Engineer
- Naval Engineer
- Marine Design Engineer
- Vessel Engineer
- Marine Engineering Specialist
- Marine Engineers
- Marine Engineering Adviser
- Ship Engineer
- Marine Repair Engineer
- Marine Auxiliary Systems Engineer
- Marine Engineering Expert
- Vessel Systems Engineer
- Marine Engineering Consultant
