Jobs at V.Group Limited

The 2nd Engineer oversees safe engine-room watches, operation and maintenance of main and auxiliary engines, machinery repairs, fuel and ballast operations, pollution prevention, and technical compliance. The role supervises engine-room personnel, coordinates maintenance and spare parts, maintains logs and safety equipment, supports vessel seaworthiness, and ensures compliance with STCW, SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM, ISPS, MLC, and company procedures. The position serves aboard a cruise vessel for approximately three months.

Leads the ship’s Engine Department and assumes responsibility for safe operation, maintenance, and repair of machinery and electrical systems. Supervises engineering personnel, manages the Planned Maintenance System, ensures environmental, safety, and classification compliance, and oversees fuel, lubricating oil, waste management, oil-record documentation, and bunkering operations.

Leads all engineering, electrical, mechanical, maintenance, safety, environmental, and technical operations aboard a high-speed Ro-Ro passenger ferry. Oversees engine department personnel, machinery and equipment, planned maintenance, budgets, fuel and waste management, inspections, regulatory compliance, emergency preparedness, documentation, and vessel readiness. Reports to the Captain and Marine Technical Department while coordinating with shipboard departments and technical contractors.

Operate and maintain generators aboard a non-self-propelled accommodation barge in Malongo, Angola. Diagnose and resolve generator and CAT engine issues with limited onboard resources. The position requires a valid Second or Third Engineer Certificate of Competency and involves an approximately 10-week contract, with joining as soon as possible.

The First Engineer supervises engine-room watches, operates and maintains main and auxiliary engines, and leads repairs, preventive maintenance, fuel and ballast operations, safety procedures, and pollution prevention. The role manages subordinate crew, maintains technical and waste logs, ensures vessel seaworthiness and regulatory compliance, coordinates with ship departments, and reports machinery issues to the Chief Engineer. Candidates need valid STCW95 and A-III/2 certification, passenger-ship experience, technical knowledge, English proficiency, and familiarity with AMOS and Microsoft applications.

Oversee the safe operation, maintenance, repair, testing, and performance of all electrical and automation systems aboard HSC RoRo passenger ferries. Lead and develop the electrical team, manage planned maintenance and spare parts, support manoeuvring, maintain regulatory compliance, control energy consumption, complete technical documentation, and coordinate with engineering, hotel, and other vessel departments.

Maintains, repairs, tests, and operates electrical systems and equipment aboard Ro-Ro passenger ferries. Responsibilities include lighting, power outlets, galley, laundry, provision, and hotel equipment; assisting with motor overhauls; managing spare-parts communication; documenting maintenance; supporting safety and pollution-prevention procedures; and coordinating with engineering and hotel departments.

Supports the Chief Engineer in leading the Engine Department and ensuring safe, reliable vessel machinery operation. Supervises personnel, coordinates bunkering and technical operations, manages planned and corrective maintenance through Shipsure, and follows up on defects, dry-docking, surveys, and technical projects. Maintains regulatory, safety, environmental, inventory, and emergency-readiness compliance while coordinating with shipboard teams, suppliers, contractors, classification societies, and authorities.

Manages and supports shipboard IT infrastructure, including servers, Windows systems, networks, communications equipment, applications, backups, security updates, hardware inventory, and user access. Troubleshoots PC, application, and network issues for guests and crew, coordinates with shoreside IT and technical vendors, maintains software compliance and operational reliability, and supports ship communications and safety procedures. The role also oversees IT performance, spare parts, maintenance planning, reporting, and cross-department coordination onboard.

Responsible for engine-room watches, operation and maintenance of main and auxiliary engines, machinery repairs, safety and pollution prevention compliance, fuel and ballast operations, technical logging, spare-parts planning, and supervision and training of engine-room personnel aboard a cruise vessel.

Leads all technical operations aboard a cruise vessel, overseeing the engine, electrical, mechanical, environmental, safety, and maintenance functions. Manages engine department personnel, planned maintenance, machinery repairs, budgets, certifications, inspections, regulatory compliance, emergency preparedness, fuel and waste operations, and vessel readiness. Coordinates with the Captain, technical department, other shipboard departments, contractors, and classification authorities while ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant operations.

Staff Chief Engineer assisting the Chief Engineer with safe operation, maintenance, repair, and regulatory compliance for all vessel machinery and technical systems. Leads engine department officers and ratings, oversees maintenance programs, bunkering, safety drills, environmental systems, logbooks, spare parts, training, work permits, and emergency readiness. Requires extensive passenger-vessel engineering experience, unlimited Chief Engineer certification, valid STCW credentials, strong English, and the ability to assume Chief Engineer duties.

Electro-Technical Officer responsible for electrical and technical operations aboard an offshore support vessel. The role requires at least 12 months of experience in rank, experience on a similar vessel, and a mandatory Electro-Technical Officer Certificate of Competency. Tentative joining is within two weeks.

Serve as Chief Engineer aboard a crude oil tanker, overseeing the vessel’s engines, propulsion systems, machinery, maintenance, and safe technical operations. The role requires valid STCW training and Certificates of Competency. The vessel is a 2021-built tanker registered under the Marshall Islands flag, with joining scheduled for 10 October 2026. Hiring is managed through the Manila office.

Maintains and troubleshoots onboard electrical and electronic systems on a container ship. Responsibilities include executing UMS test schedules, managing alarm systems, performing first-level maintenance on communication, radio, and navigation equipment, and supporting cargo operations by maintaining electrical cargo-handling machinery.

The Second Engineer acts as deputy to the Chief Engineer and assumes responsibility for the engine department when needed. The role supervises engineering officers and engine room ratings, prepares main propulsion systems for sea, maintains auxiliary, cargo, and deck machinery, and ensures machinery spaces remain clean and structurally sound aboard a container ship.

Leads the vessel’s Engine and Electrical departments, overseeing propulsion, power generation, steering, HVAC, auxiliary systems, maintenance, emergency response, regulatory compliance, environmental protection, class surveys, bunkering, budgets, inventory, reporting, and personnel management. Acts as the primary technical advisor to the Master and coordinates with shore management, classification societies, and Port State Control authorities.

Maintain safe engine-room watches and operate main and auxiliary engines on RoRo passenger ferries. Lead machinery operations, inspections, repairs, maintenance, fuel and ballast procedures, pollution prevention, safety compliance, and emergency readiness. Supervise oilers and wipers, maintain technical and environmental logs, monitor spare parts and working hours, coordinate with shipboard departments, and report equipment issues to senior engineering officers. The role requires onboard work, irregular schedules, physical exertion, and compliance with maritime regulations.

Manage technical stores aboard a passenger cruise vessel, including ordering, receiving, inventory control, storage, preservation, distribution, shipping, documentation, and budget control for spare parts, tools, and materials. Coordinate with technical departments, suppliers, and ship leadership; maintain logistics processes, safety, sanitation, and organized storage areas. Lead intake activities and support a culturally diverse engine department while ensuring compliance with company policies, STCW, VMS, MLC, and public health requirements.

Maintain and repair ship electrical plant and associated systems including power generation, MV/LV distribution, starter panels and automation. Assist Chief ETO with propulsion, elevator, safety and communications systems. Report issues to Chief Engineer/Chief Electro Technical Officer and ensure safety and environmental stewardship.