Port Engineer, Electrical and Automation

Responds to electrical issues reported by the vessel crew or the on-board engineer, identifies the accuracy of the report, and assesses if repairs can be conducted while the vessel is in service.

If the nature of the repair requires the vessel to be removed from service, establishes the estimated downtime from internal and external sources, and collaborates a workable schedule with the customer service department.

Provides a scope of work or work order detailing all the repair work that needs to happen in scheduled out-of-service and dry dock periods.

If purchasing of new equipment is required, sources options and obtains quotes, then initiates a purchase order for the item. Coordinates approvals and follows up with Purchasing to ensure an efficient delivery schedule.

Supervises the electrical repair work to ensure that work is completed in a timely and quality manner.

Assists other Port Engineers with mechanical repairs and faults as required.

Manages and contributes to the development of planned maintenance system and software.

Coordinates and prepares work scope for electrical vessels prior to out-of-service and docking periods.

Provide training on electrical and automation systems for Vessel crew.

Works with Marine personnel and Engineering Superintendent on the advancement (mentoring, training, and assessment) of junior engineers.

Experience as a shipboard Electro Technical Officer or Industrial Electrician with sufficient training and experience.

4+ years’ experience with troubleshooting and repairing industrial electro-mechanical components and equipment.

Knowledge of vessels and vessel propulsion systems including generator and motor maintenance and repair.

Must be willing to assist other team members with mechanical repairs.