~20d ago

Chief Engineer for Orient Express Sailing Yachts

United KingdomUnited Kingdom·LondonContractexecutive
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Department: | Engine
Job Title: | Chief Engineer
Reporting to: | Master (Operationally) & Shore Technical Management (Technically)
Qualification: | As per applicable requirements of: 
• IMO STCW Convention (as amended) 
• Company certification and training requirements per form C601d
  • ADVANCED IGF Code Certificate is mandatory
Experience: | As per Company Recruitment & Promotion Experience Requirements per form C601d

Vessel: ORIENT EXPRESS OLYMPIAN
Embarkation: January 2027
Contract: 2 months on/off

 Description and Main Purpose of Job:
The Chief Engineer is the absolute head of the Engine Department, holding overall operational, administrative, and legal responsibility for the safe, efficient, and environmentally compliant operation of all mechanical, electrical, electronic, and hotel technical systems onboard. Supported directly by the Staff Engineer and Chief Electrician, the role involves high-level technical management, regulatory compliance, budget control, and acting as the primary technical advisor to the Master, while performing any additional executive or operational duties as reasonably required by the Master or Shore Management.  
 
 

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Where is the job
London, United Kingdom
On-site at the office
Who can apply
GB

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United Kingdom
Posted
20 days ago
Employer
has 381 open jobs on Jobera.

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September 25, 2026
Last seen
October 15, 2026

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Chief Engineer for Orient Express Sailing Yachts