Ship System OperatorWatch Stander I Mobile, AL

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REPORTS TO: Vessel Watch Stander Supervisor

SUPERVISES: None

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This is a position as a system operator/watch stander for Naval and Commercial Ships under construction at Austal USA. Under close supervision the watch stander will learn the various systems until he/she demonstrates their ability to stand a watch alone on a vessel in an early stage of construction. Operator will continuously inspect all spaces to detect and prevent fire hazards fire flood theft sabotage or other irregularities affecting physical security of the ship.

Monitors multiple systems remote alarms indicators and local conditions for fire flooding and operating machinery and responds to alarms or contra indicators as appropriate.

Diagnose and take immediate interim steps to mitigate hazardous conditions in accordance with established procedures and guidelines.
Reads and interprets DC plates and schematics to assess local operating conditions of machinery based on operating parameters recorded during scheduled monitoring.
Adjusts equipment settings and controls according to specifications and in a timely fashion to prevent or mitigate fire hazards fire flood theft sabotage or other irregularities affecting physical security of the ship
Shift operating equipment configuration read and record ship draft obtain and record liquid load and follow AUSTAL directives and instructions. Must be able to start and stop ship service diesel generators shift shipboard electrical power source between ship and shore and restore electrical power in the event of a loss.