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WorldwidePosted 12d ago
About this role
Rank: Electronic Engineer · Vessel: Offshore
Explore this job opportunity as an Electronic Engineer for an Offshore Fleet operating Worldwide. Employment will be with our client, a drilling and construction contractor.
Information about the job:- Position: Electronic Engineer.
- Project: Offshore Fleet.
- Location: Worldwide.
- Rotation: 35/35 days on/off or 56/28 on/off.
- Salary: Please confirm your realistic expectations when applying in USD/GBP/EUR. This will be discussed with the right candidate.
- Contract start: TBA.
- Contract duration: 12 months (renewable).
- Insurance: Provided by the Company.
- Employer: Our client, a drilling and construction contractor.
- Degree or Diploma in Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Automation Engineering, Telecommunications, or equivalent.
- Previous offshore, marine, oil & gas, or heavy industrial maintenance experience.
- Strong troubleshooting skills on electronic, electrical, automation, and communication systems.
- Knowledge of PLCs, instrumentation, data networks, and industrial control systems.
- Good command of English and ability to work in a multicultural offshore environment.
- Offshore Construction Vessels (OCVs).
- Heavy Lift Vessels.
- Pipelay Vessels.
- Subsea Construction Vessels.
- Dynamic Positioning (DP) systems.
- AMOS or other CMMS platforms.
- Offshore telecommunications and IT infrastructure.
- Fire & Gas systems and vessel automation technologies.
- Perform maintenance, fault finding, and repair of onboard electronic and electrical systems.
- Support vessel automation, PLC, instrumentation, telecommunications, and control systems.
- Monitor and maintain power generation and distribution equipment.
- Execute preventive and corrective maintenance activities in accordance with maintenance plans.
- Ensure compliance with HSE, Permit to Work, and electrical safety procedures.
- Manage spare parts requirements and maintain maintenance records and technical documentation.
- Support emergency response activities and contribute to vessel operational readiness.