Ship Electrician (Landbased)

The Vessel Electrician is responsible for leading the crew-based electricians in maintaining,

troubleshooting, reconditioning and repairing electrical components on board a vessel either

remote, drydock, anchorage, or voyage.

The incumbent also provides training to crew-based electricians before embarkation.

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE SYSTEM

Ensuring the maintenance and repair of the vessel’s electrical system is

done according to safety guidelines

1. Gather the necessary tools, equipment, and materials and safety for the maintenance and repair.

2. Complete all the required PPE for the task and ensure compliance

to electrical safety protocols and procedures.

3. Review documents, manuals, technical specifications and guides,

maintenance history related to the vessel’s electrical system

4. Lead the crew-based electricians in assembling, installing, testing,

and repairing electrical or electronic wiring, equipment,

appliances, apparatus, or fixtures in the main and auxiliary engine

of the vessel using hand tools or power tools.

5. Execute preventive maintenance on the shipboard as scheduled

6. Perform troubleshooting of electrical control the in-deck crane,

main engine, and auxiliary engine safety devices in the shipboard

7. Identifying faults or hazards.

8. Recommend equipment replacement.

9. Initiate and complete all other jobs, projects, and special

assignments as directed by Electrical Supervisor

10. Attend sea trials for monitoring and support crew-based

electricians in emergency troubleshooting.

11. Record all maintenance documents such as Work Job Done

Report, after completion of project/task to be informed by

attending lead technical officer and reviewing prior submission

ELECTRICAL MOTOR RECONDITIONING

Ensures the proper reconditioning of electrical motors.

1. Conduct a thorough assessment of the vessel's electric motors to

identify issues, malfunctions, or signs of wear.

2. Develop a reconditioning plan and process to be executed along

with the crew-based electricians.

3. Collaborate with the engineering teams to allocate resources,

including manpower, tools, and spare parts, for the reconditioning

project.

4. Conduct megger testing, dismantling of motor, cleaning motor

ELECTRICAL COMMISSIONING

Monitor and provide support during electrical commissioning

1. Ensure proper integration of all electrical systems, including

power distribution, lighting, communication systems, navigation

equipment, and automation systems

2. Conduct pre-commissioning checks to verify the readiness of

individual electrical components and systems

3. Oversee functional testing of electrical systems to ensure they

perform according to design specifications and conduct testing of

power distribution, emergency power system among others.

4. Supervise load testing of electrical systems to ensure they can

handle the expected operational loads.

winding, replace bearings and testing.

SUBCONTRACTOR SUPPORT

Provide support to sub-contractor’s activities during drydocking period.

1. Assist and monitor subcontractors in load testing and load sharing

of auxiliary engines.

2. Assist surveyors for the testing of safety system alarms and

auto-stop of main engine auxiliary engine, boiler, fire alarm and

other electrical related controls.

3. calibration of pressure switch and temperature sensor of alarms

and auto-steps for the safety of man engine and auxiliary