Stability Calculations jobs

Deck Officer qualifications and licenses in compliance with International and National conventions
Deck Officer License endorsed by Flag State
STCW 95 certificates
Nice to have: Experience on passenger vessels
Nice to have: Chief Officer License

Skills

Navigation watch duties Chart management Stability calculations Emergency procedures Bridge equipment familiarity Safety drills

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Barge Engineer

Linked4HR Human Resources Consultancies LLC · Posted Nov 7, 2026

Open

On-site
Full-time · Senior

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The Barge Engineer will be responsible for maintaining the integrity and safe operation of the rig's marine systems, including ballast, bilge, stability and associated equipment while supporting the OIM/RM in safe and efficient offshore operations.

Responsibilities

Manage and monitor ballast, bilge, stability and marine systems.
Conduct stability checks and monitor draft, trim, list, tank levels and load distribution.
Ensure the rig's structural and watertight integrity is maintained.
Oversee inspection, maintenance, testing and repair of marine equipment.
Support rig moves, towing, positioning, jacking and other marine operations as required.

Requirements

Degree or diploma in Marine Engineering
Degree or diploma in Mechanical Engineering

Skills

Rig stability Ballast systems Marine equipment Offshore operations Stability calculations Tank management

Watch Lead - 2nd officer

MSC Cruises · Posted Nov 5, 2026

Open

Full-time · Mid

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The 2nd Officer is responsible for navigation, stability calculations, maintaining safety equipment, and assisting the Safety and Training officers with drills and training.

Responsibilities

In charge of navigation and passage planning
Responsible for stability calculations including freshwater and ballast control
Maintain pyrotechnics, signaling equipment, and appliances
Monitor correct functioning of electronic instruments and navigational equipment
Assist the Safety and Training officers with emergency drills

Requirements

IMO Certificate – Chief Mate on ships of 3,000 Gross Tonnage or More
STCW 95 documentation

Skills

Navigation Stability Calculations ECDIS GMDSS Safety Equipment Passage Planning GMDSS equipment Stability calculation software

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Project and Marine Manager

Fontis Energy · Posted Nov 4, 2026

Open

Carmen, Campeche, Mexico
15+ years

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The Project and Marine Manager is responsible for the management and execution of marine-related projects and for providing marine authority for Company offshore units and marine operations.

Responsibilities

Manage marine-related projects, including UWILD, SPS, class and statutory surveys, marine repairs, upgrades, modifications, marine assurance campaigns, rig move preparations, heavy lift towage preparations, and marine transportation support.
Develop and maintain project scopes of work, execution plans, schedules, budgets, cost estimates, procurement requirements, risk registers, contractor strategies, quality requirements, reporting requirements, and close-out plans.
Coordinate with internal stakeholders, including Operations, Technical, HSE, Procurement, Finance, Legal, Rig Management, shore base teams, and offshore crews to ensure alignment with project objectives.
Coordinate with external stakeholders, including classification societies, flag administrations, marine warranty surveyors, clients, insurers, port authorities, SEMAR, MPA Singapore, shipyards, OEMs, diving contractors, ROV contractors, NDT providers, towage contractors, heavy lift contractors, and other marine service providers.
Prepare, review, and coordinate scopes of work for UWILD and SPS, including inspection requirements, class attendance, hull and structural inspection requirements, marine equipment inspection, diving or ROV requirements, NDT requirements, repair recommendations, budget requirements, and execution schedules.