Marine Engineering Jobs

I need help removing and oiling the starter cam on a Yanmar 3-cylinder marine diesel engine., and reinstate starter. The engine is located in a narrowboat at the end of Camden garden. access in boat is slightly tight. Key requirements: - Experience with diesel engines is a plus - Some tools are required; you may need to bring additional ones Ideal skills and experience: - Mechanical aptitude, especially with diesel engines - Ability to work in confined spaces - Own basic tools for engine maintenance There are other jobs aboard if you would like to do them Please provide a detailed bid including your experience and any tools you will bring.

I'm seeking a skilled naval architect to build the internal structure of a recreational boat based on a supplied hull design. Key requirements include: - Structural design based on provided hull design - Comprehensive analysis and assessment of: - Hull integrity - Stability and buoyancy - Fire and safety systems Ideal skills and experience: - Expertise in naval architecture, particularly for recreational vessels - Strong understanding of structural integrity, stability, and safety systems

I'm looking for an experienced boat designer to make a 17ft aluminum fishing boat in cad. The primary use will be bass fishing in freshwater lakes and rivers. Key Requirements: - Sturdy aluminum construction -performance pad hull - Designed for bass fishing - Suitable for freshwater lakes and rivers Ideal Skills and Experience: - Boat building expertise, especially with aluminum - Knowledge of fishing boat design specifications - Experience with freshwater fishing requirements Please provide examples of previous work and a detailed plan with your bids.

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OVERVIEW The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Seeker for this Innocentive Challenge, is searching for creative, affordable solutions that can safely detect and mark the presence of underwater explosive ordnance. In conflict or post-conflict zones, vast quantities of explosive ordnance (EO) lie submerged in oceans, lakes, rivers, and coastal waters. From post-WWII dumping to modern conflict spillover, these extremely hazardous explosives jeopardize the lives, livelihoods, and environments of nearby communities. UNDP is particularly interested in solutions that can be safely used by members of these communities, empowering them and enabling widespread knowledge of these dangers without requiring military or high-cost commercial interventions. The ideal solution will allow ...