Maritime Electrician

Description

Job Summary: A professional to assist the Duty Officer in the Engine Room, ensuring proper operation and maintenance of electrical and electronic equipment onboard. Key Highlights: 1. Maintenance and inspection of electrical and electronic systems 2. Assistance in inventory control of electrical materials 3. Participation in scheduled maintenance and integrated operations ***THIS OPPORTUNITY IS EXTENDED TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES WHO MEET THE JOB REQUIREMENTS.*** Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: * Perform tasks as instructed by the Duty Officer in the Engine Room; * Maintain all appliances, electrical installations, and lighting systems in proper working condition; * Be present in the Engine Room or at another previously designated location during vessel maneuvers or emergency situations; * Inspect communication systems, lighting, cranes, winches, and all electrical and electronic automation and control equipment in advance, keeping them always in good working condition; * Immediately report any irregularities observed during inspections to the Duty Officer in the Engine Room; * Assist the Chief Engineer in controlling inventory of spare parts for electrical materials and equipment; * Carry out scheduled maintenance for installations related to this role and perform necessary repairs under supervision of the Duty Officer in the Engine Room; * Verify whether newly installed onboard equipment is compatible with the vessel’s electrical supply; * Maintain installations, equipment, and tools assigned to this role in good operational, organizational, and clean condition; * Participate in tank cleaning operations when requested by the Second Officer and/or Chief Engineer; * Check that your "Maritime Health Certificate" remains valid and ensure its renewal prior to expiration; * Participate in integrated operations; * Take precautions and contribute to preventing marine environmental pollution; * Work carefully and skillfully, using required PPE to safely perform duties and requiring other involved personnel to do likewise; * Understand your own role and all others described in the vessel’s Emergency Operations Master Table; * Familiarize yourself with the distribution and operation of the vessel’s safety and lifesaving equipment; * Participate in risk assessments prior to activities. **Requirements** STCW III/7; Valid maritime certificates; Offshore experience and experience as an Electrician (ELT); Technical knowledge of onboard equipment, materials, and operations; Intermediate/advanced English desirable.