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Unlicensed Engine Personnel Needed! AMHS is on the lookout for focused, hard-working individuals interested in positions in our engineering department. If youre looking for permanent work that can start you on the path to building your certifications for a successful maritime career, AMHS is a great place to gain your sea legs! If you love working in a hands-on marine environment, this may be the job for you. Working with the Alaska Marine Highway as an Oiler or Jr. Engineer, youll be responsible for the maintenance and operation of a variety of mechanical equipment, which includes the main propulsion and electrical generation units on board a marine highway vessel. Working in the marine environment at AMHS is fast-paced, dynamic and supports a diverse workforce. Traveling some of the most scenic waterways to be found, meeting fellow Alaskans and visitors from all over the world are just some of the added perks! AMHS offers competitive starting pay and a full benefit package that includes paid leave, medical and dental coverage, retirement options, and opportunities for advancement. Routes and Assignments AMHS operates in two distinctive regions. The Southeast (SE) route serves the communities between Bellingham, WA and Skagway, AK. The majority of AMHS vessels operate in this region. The other, more remote and smaller region is the Southwest (SW), which includes the communities between Cordova and the Aleutian Chain. The Change Ports (dispatch locations) for each route is listed below; Southwest: Homer, Valdez Southeast: Ketchikan, Juneau *Assignments are less frequent in Southwest route in comparison to Southeast. In general, you will be assigned to a vessel on a 2 Weeks On - 2 Weeks off schedule, working an average of 84 hours per assignment. On Southwest route vessels, your assignment duration will depend on the lengths of the absence of the crew member relieved. AMHS dispatch department handles all vessel assignment related matters. Assignments are posted periodically by dispatch. *Very Important! This position will require relocation if you are not living within the vicinity of your desired Change Port or if you like to work a different route. Employees are responsible for their own travel expenses between their physical residence and their desired Change Port. All Change Ports are in Alaska. The Engineering departmentis responsible for maintaining all machinery in the main engine room, auxiliary engine room, marine sanitation device (MSD) room, and the steering gear room, as well as maintaining the ship's structural integrity. Employees in this department have job functions that include maintaining fluid levels, propulsion system and power plants, all equipment and machinery, ordering and storing parts, and maintaining the safety and security of the vessel.