The E&I Systems Engineer will provide technical support to electrical, DP and marine control systems for vessels, sites and departments. Reporting to the E&I System Superintendent, the E&I Systems Engineer will have the following main duties and responsibilities:

• Providing technical support to ensure the operation, modification and maintenance of electrical and instrumentation systems associated with company assets/vessels are fully operational and in compliance with current legislation.
• Ensuring the efficient execution of projects (office and site) based tasks within the agreed time frames and budgets, as per company project management processes.
• Directly supervising and controlling 3rd party suppliers, including direct onsite/on-board supervision.

Electrical

• Providing technical support fleet-wide, covering vessel electrical infrastructure including:
• High voltage systems, power generation and switchgear.
• Low voltage systems, power generation and switchgear.
• Power management systems, control units and svc interface.
• Protection systems and relays.
• Providing guidance and technical documentation for upgrade and modification work on all electrical systems.
• Controlling and developing fleet wide maintenance schedules.
• Providing technical cover and emergency response support, including travel/vessel attendance, and incident investigations.
• Developing specifications, liaising with suppliers, reviewing tenders and procuring electrical equipment, systems, hardware and software.

Instrumentation

• Providing technical support, fleet wide to cover vessel instrumentation including:
• Propulsion control systems.
• DP control and position reference systems.
• Navigation systems.
• Vessel monitoring systems including alarm systems, PA, PMS and condition monitoring systems.
• Life-saving systems, fire detection, gas detection and fixed fire-fighting systems.

Interface

• Liaising and supporting across other technical disciplines for all electrical and instrumentation interfaces.
• Supporting and feeding into conceptual design studies for new assets to ensure electrical infrastructure is fit for purpose and a robust design, including future upgrade/expansion options, are comprehensively considered.
• Technical review of options for modifications and life extension.

Experience/Qualifications:

Essential

• A Degree or HNC/HND qualification in a relevant electrical/instrumentation engineering discipline.
• Experience in the Offshore / Marine industries.
• Experience in the design, installation, modification and support of marine electrical systems.
• Knowledge of vessel electrical / instrumentation equipment and operating routines.
• Knowledge of electrical (marine) systems or HV / power and generation, as well as project management procedures.
• Ability to communicate technical requirements between operators, vendors and colleagues.
• Experience in supervising project specifications and vendors.
• Ability to understand electrical drawings, concepts and designs.

Preferred

• Experience with operating and maintaining HV and LV power distribution equipment.
• Operational knowledge of DP, navigation and bridge equipment.
• Knowledge of planned maintenance systems.
• Experience in project management.
• Familiarity with classification society regulations for marine installations.
• Knowledge of FMEA and FMECA processes.

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