Adam Sahinbas

• In charge of the engine room watch in a senior capacity.
• Responsible for the operation and preparation of the main engine and auxiliary machinery during the watch.
• Responsible for bilge, ballast and fuel pumping activities during the watch.
• Maintain engine room logbook and other required documents and records.
• Oversee all environmental operations during the watch in conjunction with the Bridge team. Including operation of incinerators and any overboard pumping operations.
• Oversee any maintenance activities during the watch that require approval, such as isolations and work permits.
• Intimate knowledge of all lockout/tagout and work permit procedures, such as Hot work or Enclosed Space entry.
• Ability to react during emergency situations such as Fire, collision or pollution quickly & accordingly.
• Knowledge of the ship's vessel sanitation program, including all associated systems such as water chlorination and various rules that apply to cruise ships regarding public health, safety and sanitation.
• Ability to lead a firefighting/response team to respond to an emergency in the engine room.
• Lead a team of junior officers, motormen, and engine room ratings to perform maintenance activities safely, as per the Chief Engineer's assigned responsibilities.
• Maintaining the CO2 logbook to account for all engineers and other working personnel in the CO2-covered engine spaces during the watch.
• Assist in ship preparation for entering and exiting dry dock in accordance with the Chief Engineer. Such activities will include setting up internal systems for the ship to go dry, as well as leading a team of operators during such activities.
• Supervise a team of contractors during dry dock maintenance activities.
• In charge of managing a budget for all spare parts and requisitions associated with my assigned area of responsibility.
• In charge of planning jobs related to the planned maintenance system of my assigned area of responsibility.
• In charge of fuel bunker planning and operation, including paperwork verification and agreed pumping rate.
• In complete charge of LO bunker to ship and Sludge/bilge discharge to shoreside facility.

• In charge in a subsidiary capacity of the hotel engineering team, working with the 1st Engineer.
• In charge of providing daily work lists and delegating planned maintenance schedules to the hotel engineering staff, which includes two mechanics, three repairmen, four plumbers, and three oilers.
• Provides professional and social guidance to subordinates by exemplary personal leadership. Demonstrates leadership qualities consistent with rank and experience.
• Leads and supervises all personnel under their charge to ensure maintenance and repair work is carried out safely and professionally.
• Hotel Engineering covers the following areas of responsibility:

- Laundry and associated equipment

- Galley and associated equipment

- Lifeboats, davits and winches

- Somat and pulper system

- Pool and spa equipment

- Watertight doors and all hydraulic equipment

- Potable hot and cold water distribution systems

- Deck and mooring equipment