Electrical Superintendent

RESPONSIBILITIES :

• Provide technical support to vessels on electrical, electronic, automation, and control system issues.
• Understand and maintain knowledge of vessel systems and equipment, including PLC, engine safety devices, cargo monitoring systems, and engine propulsion systems.
• Conduct troubleshooting and root cause analysis (RCA) of electrical and automation system failures.
• Develop, implement, and monitor preventive and corrective maintenance programs for all vessels.
• Provide technical support and guidance to ETO, electricians, and vessel crews across the fleet.
• Prepare scope of work (SOW) for repair, maintenance, retrofit, obsolete equipment replacement, and dry-docking projects.
• Supervise and monitor the work performed by vendors, contractors, and service engineers.
• Demonstrate knowledge and capability in the installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of navigation equipment and systems.
• Provide technical recommendations regarding equipment replacement, upgrades, and retrofits.
• Conduct inspections and monitor the condition and performance of electrical equipment and systems onboard vessels.
• Support the procurement of electrical and automation spare parts by defining appropriate technical specifications.
• Maintain a good understanding of applicable marine regulations and industry standards, including IMO, Class, SIRE, and IMCA requirements.
• Ensure that work documentation, technical reports, and maintenance history are properly maintained, updated, and readily available.

QUALIFICATIONS :

• Minimum Diploma (D3) or Bachelor’s Degree (S1) in Electrical Engineering, Marine Electrical Engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, or a related field.
• Minimum 5 years of experience in marine electrical and/or automation engineering.
• Experience as an Electrical Superintendent, Senior ETO, Senior Electrical Engineer, Marine Electrical Engineer, Marine Automation Engineer, or equivalent position is preferred.
• Experience working onboard vessels or in a ship management company, shipyard, or marine service company.
• Experience handling tanker, bulk carrier, container vessel, offshore vessel, or other commercial vessels is preferred.