Engineer (<3000 kW)

In ESVAGT, safety is a fundamental part of everyday operations – Do it safely or not at all. As an offshore employee, you will work in a professional environment with clear procedures and a strong focus on safety, collaboration, and quality.

The Position

We are seeking Engineers (<3000 kW) to join our offshore fleet.

As a Engineer, you will have full responsibility for the vessel’s engineering operations. This includes independent operation and maintenance of the engine room, as well as responsibility for electrical systems, hydraulics, and onboard equipment such as cranes.

You will work as a day worker with engine watch responsibilities during evenings and nights via alarm systems. In addition, you will be responsible for ensuring that Fast Rescue Boats (FRB) are operational at all times and for operating the crane during launch and recovery of rescue boats in both drills and real-life situations.

The role is highly versatile and involves a broad range of technical tasks across the vessel. You will also take an active role in onboard emergency preparedness, including participation in drills for firefighting, first aid, and rescue operations.

Your primary tasks will include, but are not limited to:

• Operation, monitoring, and maintenance of engine room and technical systems
• Troubleshooting and repair of electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical equipment
• Maintenance of cranes, FRBs, and other critical onboard equipment
• Participation in safety drills and emergency preparedness
• Planning and executing maintenance tasks independently

Qualifications

We expect that you:

• Have experience with troubleshooting and repair of electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical systems
• Demonstrate a structured and solution-oriented approach to your work
• Are able to maintain overview in demanding situations
• Are able to communicate in Danish and English

Additionally, it is an advantage if you have experience with diesel-electric systems and familiarity with equipment such as Cummins engines and Fast Rescue Boats (FRB).

Certificates:

• Hold a valid Certificate of Competency as Marine Engineer (Class 1) or equivalent under 3000 kW
• Hold valid STCW certificates, medical certificate, passport, and seafarer’s discharge book
• STCW III/1 or equivalent
• Relevant engine room certifications
• Valid medical certificate and seafarer’s discharge book

Working in ESVAGT

At ESVAGT, you can expect a varied working life with strong focus on both personal and professional development. We consider continuous development of your skills and competencies as a key priority.

The position is part of a 4‑week rotation scheme, where two employees share the position, ensuring continuity and a balanced work–life structure. You will be part of a permanent crew with good onboard facilities, including your own cabin, social activities, fitness facilities, and internet access via STARLINK.

About ESVAGT

ESVAGT delivers safety and support at sea and is a specialized maritime service provider within offshore energy.

We operate a modern fleet of purpose-built vessels and deliver critical services to the offshore wind as well as the oil and gas industries.

Safety, quality, and operational reliability are fundamental elements of everything we do.

Our employees – both offshore and onshore – are key to maintaining our high professional and operational standards.

ESVAGT is an international workplace with a strong focus on collaboration, responsibility, and development. With us, you contribute to safe and professional operations in a demanding industry.

Read more at www.esvagt.com

Employment terms are governed by the applicable Collective Bargaining Agreement.

For full details, please see the attached agreement.

CBAMECHANIST20252028.pdf

Job type:

Offshore

Application deadline:

Ongoing