To qualify for this role, you must have experience in a similar industry; firefighting, lifesaving, and life-boatman training certificates; as well as practical knowledge in incinerator equipment operation and electric forklifts.
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Contract : 8 months
Vacation : 2 months
Wipers keep engine spaces, garbage areas, and the cooking oil tank room clean, sanitized, properly maintained, and pest-free; ensure proper segregation of garbage throughout the vessel; and monitor and operate incinerator plants, pulper systems, and all related equipment. As a Wiper, you will maintain records regarding garbage and any food waste; perform painting and maintenance work as needed; and ensure all garbage-handling equipment, firefighting equipment, sensors, and environmental machinery are clean and in good working condition.
1. Celebrity Cruises places the highest value on
the environment and all Crewmembers shall do the same. This position shall work
with supervisors and subordinates to understand and comply with the company's
environmental policies and be committed to safeguarding the environment. He/shall
direct and immediately inform his/her immediate supervisor if any environmental
system does not function properly onboard.
2. The wipers would participate in keeping the
engine spaces and related areas clean and tidy at all times, including washing.
They should also be able to participate in maintenance work, particularly
related to sanitatizing equipment, under supervision.
3. The wiper is responsible for the
cleanliness, sanitization, and elimination of pests in the garbage area,
garbage cold storage room, and cooking oil tank room.
4. Monitor and Operation of the incinerator plant
and all related equipment, including ash vacuum transport and packaging system.
Also maintains and cleans the incinerator room and pulper room machinery
spaces. The wiper will report any issues or conditions to the engineer or duty.
5. Ensures all garbage handling equipment such as
shredders, conveyers, compactors, incinerators, refrigerators for garbage,
pulper system, drains, pumps and pipes are in good working order and in an
operational condition at all times. If inoperative, reports condition to the
assigned Engineer. Also ensures that all garbage handling equipment and decks
in the garbage area are clean, sanitized and painted at all times.
6. Changes the water in pulper systems daily and
log times when water has been changed and when the system has been cleaned.
7. Keeps all sensors, firefighting equipment as
well as all the environmental machinery free of dirt.
8. At the completion of the segregation operation,
wash and rinse all the plastic containers and the garbage bins that are in the
area
9. Performs washing and painting jobs in the waste
handling areas, painting at the accommodation areas, as well as participates in
maintenance work as directed by superiors.
10. Garbage sorting of glass, metal tins and
aluminum cans. Metal tins shall be compacted and stored in the cold garbage
storeroom. Aluminum cans shall be compacted and bagged for recycling at the
designated ports, and shall also be stored in the cold garbage storeroom. The
crushed glass should be sanitized with MicroBac III or chlorine solution,
covered with plastic membrane, and also stored in the cold garbage storeroom.
11. Reports the names of crewmembers delivering
improperly segregated garbage bags to the segregation room to the assigned Engineer
or to the Environmental Officer of the vessel. Ensures segregation begin at the
source and not at the incinerator room.
12. Ensures proper segregation of all garbage
delivered at the time of delivery following company policy. He will make sure
that no garbage bags are stored in the garbage treatment area, no garbage bags
are thrown on the shredder without thorough checking and immediately eliminate
the volume of the garbage bags by separating them into the big, plastic
containers using the following color code:
??Yellow – wet garbage such as food waste
???Red - burnable waste such as paper, plastic and non-degradable food waste
Gray – glass
Green/blue – recyclable metal tins and aluminum cans
13. Must be well knowledgeable in the use of all
electric forklifts.
14. Responsible for providing record keeping
information to the appropriate officer regarding garbage that has been
incinerated or landed in port, and any food waste discharges at sea. Assists
the Environmental Officer with garbage off-loading in port
15. Wiper must always wear the proper PPE while
carrying out their duties. Individual is also to ensure that all persons
working in the garbage area wear protected gear properly.
16. Ensures that relevant signs are posted and
advance notice is given when maintenance, repair or cleaning operations will
take place to preclude waste being brought down during these times.
17. Will be in charge of the discharge of food
waste that cannot be incinerated or chopped through the food waste pulpers. (Only
for the ships that still operate the chute for waste food only).
18. Monitors and makes sure that all the service
galley and restaurant materials must be separated, counted and returned to the
Crew dishwasher station.
19. Ensures large materials such as metal doors,
cupboards, unserviceable galley equipment, spares, ropes or wires etc., are
never left in the provision areas or in any other areas of the ship without
prior contact of the Environmental Officer regarding when and how they will be
off-loaded. Crewmembers may only be able to bring large materials for
offloading to the garbage room.
20. Performs related duties as required. This
position description in no way states or implies that these are the only duties
to be performed by the shipboard employee occupying this position. Shipboard
employees will be required to perform any other job-related duties assigned by
their supervisor or management.