Shipboard Electrician

As an E&I Maintenance Technician, you will play a crucial role in maintaining, installing, and troubleshooting electrical and instrumentation systems within industrial plants. Your work will involve handling control systems, sensors, measuring equipment, and electrical installations to ensure the smooth operation of industrial processes. You will be responsible for installing and connecting instrumentation and electrical systems, testing, calibrating, and commissioning measuring instruments, and performing preventive and corrective maintenance activities. Additionally, you will troubleshoot faults in electrical and control systems, ensuring all work complies with safety standards and regulations, including ATEX guidelines. You will work both independently and collaboratively with colleagues on industrial projects and maintenance operations.

Join our team as an Electrical Panel Technician, where you'll play a crucial role in assembling, wiring, and testing electrical control cabinets and operating panels. You'll work from detailed electrical schematics and technical drawings to ensure all systems meet the required specifications and quality standards. Your main responsibilities will include reading and interpreting electrical drawings and diagrams, mounting electrical components and hardware, wiring and assembling control cabinets and panels, testing and inspecting completed systems before delivery, and supporting installation or commissioning work when needed. Most of your activities will take place in the workshop, with occasional on-site assignments at customer locations.

As an Industrial Electrician, you will play a crucial role in assembling, connecting, and maintaining industrial electrical systems. You will work with power distribution systems, cable routes, control panels, and industrial machinery. Your expertise ensures that installations operate safely and efficiently. Your responsibilities include installing and connecting industrial electrical equipment, reading electrical diagrams and technical documentation, troubleshooting and repairing electrical malfunctions, inspecting installations, and performing maintenance work. Collaboration with colleagues and supervisors on-site is essential to achieve optimal results.