Offshore Electricians

Experience onboard a heavy lift / pipelay/ shipbuilding vessels.
Minimum 5 years of experience on the role, knowledge of the LV distribution system (690 V, 440 V, 230V).
Capability to identify the right cable and protection to feed electrical user.
Offshore ready

Tasks
Perform the electrical works in accordance with safety and quality requirements
Perform electrical or electronic wiring connections for equipment, circuit breakers, transformers, cabinets and any other electrical apparatus
Ensure the works are carried out according to project drawings
Verify the equipment and materials are in good and safe operating conditions and report any anomalies to Foreman
Test electrical systems and continuity of circuits in electrical wiring, equipment and fixtures, using testing devices such as ohmmeters, voltmeters and oscilloscopes, to ensure compatibility and safety of system
Ensure coordination with the adjacent works to minimize coactivitys and eliminate unsafe conditions
Follow the permit-to-work statement
Ensure the housekeeping of the work location
Properly maintain electrical systems, switchboards, related electrical equipment, SCR control system, EO System and all electrical instrumentation, including high/low voltage and DC System and all the equipment relative at the onshore fleet in accordance with Maintenance Electrical Section Lead or Workshop Foreman (only for onshore activities)

EU/UK : 56 working /28 on leave
TCN: 165 working /30 on leave
Consolidated Monthly Salary (CM) paid only when working, not paid when on leave.
12 hours per day, 7 days per week

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