About The Role

The Electrical Technician ensures the safe commissioning, start-up, and maintenance of offshore electrical systems in full compliance with HSE and international standards. The role provides technical support and leadership to team members while promoting safety attitudes and performance capabilities. Strong technical expertise and proactive leadership are essential to close competency gaps and ensure operational excellence.

Responsabilities

Keep the E/I Supervisor informed of all developments and activities. Direct and work with the electrical operator. Liaise with other departments to ensure that electrical defects are dealt with properly.
Inspect any contractor’s electrical equipment and maintain a register.
Ensure that the electrical emergency systems are tested frequently and that they are in instantly available when required.
Monitor and perform all electrical maintenance and repairs to ensure that they are carried out safely to an acceptable standard of workmanship in accordance with company procedures.
Carry out Planned Maintenance when due and ensure that all records are kept up to date in accordance with the maintenance procedure.
Other duties that are correlated to the function as directed and requested by E/I Supervisor Keep up certification applied to the function and medical certificates up to date.
Attend Company training as defined. Perform all emergency duties assigned to their function, in response to the emergency, if applicable.
Ensure compliance with BW procedures, applied to the function, including BW Permit to Work System.
Need to be fully familiar and comply with Company Policies, Quality, HSE and all Procedures assigned to his title/position.
Anticipate and notice any unsafe condition and assure that the correction actions are taken according to procedure.
Responsible for your own safety and for the safety of your co-workers.
Totally understand and Manage NR10.
Participate in EX Inspections Routine.

Education

Electrical engineering or equivalent.
Technical course in electricity.

Experience

Offshore Experience requested. Preferable FPSO Experience.
Experience with computerized inventory control systems and familiarity with pumps, compressors, diesel engines, gas turbines, and boilers.
Knowledge and operational skills in high- and low-voltage power generation, distribution systems, and various electrical equipment and motors.
Proven expertise in maintenance, troubleshooting, commissioning, and start-up of electrical power systems, including work in hazardous and permitted areas.