ELECTROTECHNICAL ENGINEER
DESCRIPTION
As a complement to the Senior Marine Engineer function, an Electrotechnical Engineer is required to
provide support for COMPANY Marine Assurance Framework on the following themes:
Electrical and Electronics Concerns:
o Electrical Systems Integrity
o Power Management
o Emergency Backup Systems
o Navigation and Communication Equipment
o Automation and Control Systems – PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) and SCADA
(Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition).
o Dynamic Positioning (DP) Systems
o Fire Detection and Suppression
o Safety Equipment
o Communication Infrastructure
o Condition Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance:
o Cybersecurity
Marine Assurance Tools Administration:
o Marine Assurance Studio development and implementation – Digital tools convergence
o NAVIGARE
Power BI reports
o KPI tracking – Technical reliability, Fuel use etc.
o Planning
JOB REQUIREMENT
Qualifications:
Educational Qualifications
o Electrotechnical Officer Licence up to Class 2 Certificate of Competence is required.
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related field will be an advantage.
o Specialized training in Dynamic Positioning Systems from recognized institutions or DP
training centres. Certification as a DP Engineer, demonstrating expertise in DP technology.
Professional Knowledge and Experience
o Extensive experience as a Shipboard Electrotechnical Officer on DP Offshore Support
vessels (> 3000 KW).
o In-depth knowledge of maritime electrical systems, regulations, and best practices.
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to make informed decisions under pressure.
o Proficiency in using relevant software tools for data analysis and reporting.
o Awareness of cybersecurity considerations for DP systems to protect against potential
cyber threats and ensure the integrity of critical control systems.
o Knowledge of DP control software and algorithms, understanding their implementation, and
fine-tuning for optimal vessel positioning and stability in diverse environmental conditions.
o Knowledge of the different components and sensors involved in a DP setup, including
position reference systems (GNSS, DGPS, etc.), motion sensors, and propulsion control.
o Proven ability to diagnose and troubleshoot complex issues related to DP systems,
including communication problems, sensor calibration, and control loop tuning.
As a complement to the Senior Marine Engineer function, an Electrotechnical Engineer is required to
provide support for COMPANY Marine Assurance Framework on the following themes:
Electrical and Electronics Concerns:
o Electrical Systems Integrity
o Power Management
o Emergency Backup Systems
o Navigation and Communication Equipment
o Automation and Control Systems – PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) and SCADA
(Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition).
o Dynamic Positioning (DP) Systems
o Fire Detection and Suppression
o Safety Equipment
o Communication Infrastructure
o Condition Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance:
o Cybersecurity
Marine Assurance Tools Administration:
o Marine Assurance Studio development and implementation – Digital tools convergence
o NAVIGARE
Power BI reports
o KPI tracking – Technical reliability, Fuel use etc.
o Planning
JOB REQUIREMENT
Qualifications:
Educational Qualifications
o Electrotechnical Officer Licence up to Class 2 Certificate of Competence is required.
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related field will be an advantage.
o Specialized training in Dynamic Positioning Systems from recognized institutions or DP
training centres. Certification as a DP Engineer, demonstrating expertise in DP technology.
Professional Knowledge and Experience
o Extensive experience as a Shipboard Electrotechnical Officer on DP Offshore Support
vessels (> 3000 KW).
o In-depth knowledge of maritime electrical systems, regulations, and best practices.
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to make informed decisions under pressure.
o Proficiency in using relevant software tools for data analysis and reporting.
o Awareness of cybersecurity considerations for DP systems to protect against potential
cyber threats and ensure the integrity of critical control systems.
o Knowledge of DP control software and algorithms, understanding their implementation, and
fine-tuning for optimal vessel positioning and stability in diverse environmental conditions.
o Knowledge of the different components and sensors involved in a DP setup, including
position reference systems (GNSS, DGPS, etc.), motion sensors, and propulsion control.
o Proven ability to diagnose and troubleshoot complex issues related to DP systems,
including communication problems, sensor calibration, and control loop tuning.