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Employment/Recruitment  wwwMaritimeJobs.comProfessional www.MaritimeEquipment.com December 2011www.marinelink.com 43homeland security, law enforcement, fire/rescue or a workboat environment, your job is too important to cut corners. That's why Brunswick Commercial and Government Products (BCGP) builds superior quality, durable boats specifically designed to help you achieveyour objectives.A subsidiary of the Brunswick Corporation, the world?s leading powerboat manufacturer, you can count on BCGP boats to be built to your exacting standards of excellence. For patrol, rescue, military, research, and workboat appli- cations, BCGP builds a complete fleet of unsinkable com-mercial-grade Boston Whaler fiberglass models, a com- prehensive offering of Impact rigid hull inflatable boats (RHIBs), and durable aluminum Sentry boats designed tohelp you get the job done and get back home.Brunswick Corporation is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer (Minorities / Females / Disabled / Veterans). Please apply at www.brunswick.com/careers/ and send resume to [email protected]. Brunswick Commercial & Government Products Brunswick Commercial & Government Products 420 Megan Z AvenueEdgwater FL 32132 USAEmail: [email protected] Web: http://www.brunswickcgp.com Digital Systems Engineer Job Location: USA, SeattleDigital Systems Engineer, EMS Band 4 The Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division (WSF) is looking for a Digital SystemsEngineer who also has a thorough understanding of ana- logue systems. This position is critical for maintaining ves-sel reliability and requires the dedication of a calm and level-headed individual with the proven ability to analyze and troubleshoot digital systems under pressure. As this position is the first point of contact for digital systemanomalies, the incumbent will be on call and available on a24/7 basis. Outside from emergencies, the incumbent is expected to work on the maintenance, monitoring, and improvement of the digital systems on various WSF vessel classes. Theywill also enhance and fine tune the existing preventative maintenance plan for these systems and turn it into aproactive tool that includes the mission of the Vessel Maintenance, Preservation, and Engineering department: systems safety, reliability, and efficiency. In addition, this person will be part of a team that develops and evaluates new and retrofit digital systems. This position requires a self-starter who has the drive and willingness to learn and keep updated on the software and systems side while keeping abreast of developments in the industry. WSF relies on their input regarding improvements and upgrades of existing equipment as well as planningand evaluation of future systems for new vessel construc- tion. We are looking for an analytical thinker who is able to work well with other people of all levels, passes on theirknowledge, and establishes a future oriented, sustainable plan with emphasis on the development, training, andmaintenance plan for digital systems.For more information about this position and directions on how to apply, please click on the link provided above or visit our job website at www.wsdot.wa.gov/employ- ments/jobs, scroll to the bottom, click on "Apply Search" and look for the Digital Systems Engineer, EMS Band 4 job posting.Tsha Becker Washington State Email: [email protected] Web:http://agency.governmentjobs.com/wdot/default.cf m?action=viewJob&jobID=393793Fleet SuperintendentJob Location: Canada, Montreal V.Ships Canada, world?s leading ship management com- pany, has a Montreal based opening for:- VESSEL SUPERINTENDENT ENGINEER Minimum qualifications: 1st Class Chief Engineer Certification Experience as a Superintendent and/or Chief EngineerCanadian citizen or permanent resident Main duties and responsibilities:  close liaison with vessel's senior officers and office staff  monitoring parts and material acquisitions  overseeing planned maintenance and repair activities  active participation in budget preparation and control  coordinates regulatory inspections/surveys  preparing and present to clients quarterly vessel inspec- tion reports  on monthly basis review the open items for resolution and cost accrual prepare specifications for dry-docking events and coor- dinate the project  maintain ongoing knowledge of current conditions of assigned vessels keep upper management notified of repair, project and dry-dock budgets provides technical consultation to vessel We are offering a competitive salary and full range of benefits.Please apply to:- e-mail: [email protected] orfax (514) 841-6828Mariana MarinV.Ships Canada 759 Sqaure Victoria Montreal Quebec H2Y 2J7 Canada Phone: 514 841 6802Email: [email protected]: http://www.vships.com CLASS MR December 2011:CLASS MR Aug. 2010.qxd 12/7/2011 10:37 AM Page 43