Executive Fleet Engineer (Electrical)

About the role

Plan, coordinate and oversee the maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of electrical, electronic, automation and control systems onboard tugs and waterboats. Monitor the performance and reliability of vessel electrical equipment, identify recurring defects and implement corrective and preventive actions to maximise fleet availability.

Key responsibilities

• Plan, coordinate and oversee the maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of electrical, electronic, automation and control systems onboard tugs and waterboats
• Monitor the performance and reliability of vessel electrical equipment, identify recurring defects and implement corrective and preventive actions to maximise fleet availability
• Prepare technical specifications, work scopes and repair requirements for electrical maintenance, docking and vessel upgrade projects
• Coordinate with Operations, shipyards, contractors and vendors to ensure electrical maintenance and repair works are completed safely, on schedule and within budget
• Conduct technical evaluations of electrical systems, equipment and service providers, and provide recommendations for maintenance, replacement or refurbishment
• Support vessel inspections, audits, surveys and regulatory compliance activities relating to electrical and electronic systems
• Manage spare parts planning, inventory requirements and procurement activities for critical electrical and electronic equipment
• Investigate equipment failures, analyse root causes and recommend solutions to improve reliability and operational performance
• Participate in fleet modernisation, digitalisation and technical improvement projects, including electrical system upgrades and new technology implementation
• Ensure compliance with HSE, quality, Classification Society and statutory requirements, and support safety audits, risk assessments and safe work practices

About you

• Degree in Marine Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering or a related discipline from a recognised university
• Experience in marine electrical engineering, vessel maintenance, fleet technical management or ship repair activities, preferably within the tugs, waterboats or marine industry
• Strong knowledge of marine electrical, electronic, control, automation, navigation and communication systems, with good troubleshooting capabilities
• Ability to prepare technical specifications, maintenance plans, engineering reports and technical evaluations for electrical systems and equipment
• Good understanding of vessel maintenance practices, equipment reliability, spare parts planning and lifecycle management
• Familiarity with Classification Society requirements, Flag State regulations and applicable maritime safety standards
• Strong interpersonal, problem-solving and project coordination skills, with the ability to work effectively with internal and external stakeholders