Jobs at CSL

Operates and maintains the vessel’s main engine, boiler, fuel and lube oil purification systems, compressed air machinery, feed water controls, heat exchangers, and domestic services. The role follows Class and Standing Orders, participates in rotating 24-hour engine watch duties, and performs maintenance safely aboard MV Whyalla on a six-weeks-on, six-weeks-off roster.

Manage crewing operations for shipboard personnel, including crew coordinator supervision, vessel staffing, crew change and rotation planning, officer and seafarer recruitment, training compliance, and personnel record maintenance. The role requires maritime industry knowledge, experience working in a unionized environment, strong organizational and planning skills, team motivation, adaptability, and effective interpersonal and customer service abilities.

First Engineer responsible for daily engine-room operations, maintenance, repairs, task delegation, procedure improvement, spare-parts tracking, and training junior engineers and cadets. The role supports the Chief Engineer aboard a cement carrier operating on a six-weeks-on, six-weeks-off roster in the Bass Strait. Applicants require an AMSA Engineer Class 2 Unlimited certificate, at least three years of engine-watchkeeping sea time, an MSIC, and Australian work rights.

Operates and maintains machinery aboard a cement carrier, including the main engine, boiler, fuel and lube oil purifiers, air compressors, feed water systems, and heat exchangers. The role participates in rotating 24-hour engine watch duties, performs day work, and ensures safe operations in accordance with Class requirements and standing orders. The position requires an AMSA Class 3 engineering credential, sea time, Australian work rights, and eligibility for a Maritime Security Identification Card.

Manages technical operations for assigned vessels, including safety compliance, crew planning and familiarization, maintenance, repairs, surveys, certifications, dry docking, modifications, inspections, and budget administration. Regularly visits vessels to assess condition, maintenance progress, crew performance, and environmental and safety compliance while coordinating with internal departments and crewing teams.

Operates and maintains all vessel machinery, including propulsion, steering, auxiliary, deck, and self-unloading systems. Ensures safe, efficient, and economical operations; manages preventive maintenance and critical-system verification; maintains classification records and logbooks; oversees pollution response; monitors bunkers and lubricants; and motivates crew while managing projects and budgets.

Operates and maintains a cement carrier’s main engine, boiler, fuel and lube oil purification systems, compressed air machinery, feed water controls, and heat exchangers. Performs day work within a rotating 24-hour watch system and ensures safe operations in accordance with Class requirements and standing orders. The role follows a six-weeks-on, six-weeks-off roster based in Bass Strait.

Permanent full-time shipboard vacancies are available for Chief, First, Second, and Third Engineers, plus Chief, Second, and Third Officers. Responsibilities require maritime certifications, applicable AMSA qualifications, sea-time experience, medical clearance, safety training, and maritime security identification. Roles operate on a FIFO 6/6 schedule aboard Australian coastal vessels. Applicants must live in Australia and be Australian citizens or eligible to obtain Australian working rights.

Performs onboard vessel operations including cargo loading and discharge, ballast and de-ballast activities, bunkering, lookout duties, maintenance, and mooring or unmooring. Requires valid Australian maritime qualifications, MSIC card, current AMSA medical, and unrestricted Australian work rights. Safety, confined-space, and working-at-heights certifications are desirable. The role follows a permanent full-time six-weeks-on, six-weeks-off roster.

The Second Engineer safely operates and maintains the vessel’s main engine, auxiliary engines, and boiler in accordance with class requirements and standing orders. The role performs day work within a rotating 24-hour gear-turn system and supports general vessel operations. This permanent position is based aboard a cement carrier operating in the Bass Strait on a six-weeks-on, six-weeks-off roster.

Permanent full-time marine technical roles responsible for electrical and engineering work within CSL Australia's coastal shipping operations. Available positions include Electric Technical Officer and Engineer Technician, with FIFO 6/6 schedules across Australian locations. Candidates must meet AMSA Marine Order 72 Electro-Technical Officer requirements, hold an unlimited Electro-Technical Officer Certificate of Competency or Recognition, obtain an MSIC, and have Australian citizenship or unrestricted Australian work rights. STCW safety training, working-at-heights, and confined-space certifications are desirable.

Maintains the vessel’s electrical and electronic equipment, performs UMS and alarm testing, and provides first-level maintenance for communications, radio, and navigation systems. Supports safe electrical equipment operation during cargo activities, follows safe work practices, and assists with broader maintenance as required. The role is permanent, full-time, and follows a six-weeks-on, six-weeks-off roster aboard a cement carrier operating in the Bass Strait.