Responsibilities

• Attend vessels for inspections, commissioning, surveys and troubleshooting of the automation and electrical systems, boilers, scrubbers, ballast water treatment systems and other machinery.

• Deliberate with management on the requirements and procedures for project execution.

• Organize and manage EIA projects toward the fulfillment of a set objective.

• Provide EIA expertise to produce concept and detail designs for Marine/Ship/Offshore projects.

• Prepare Electrical Load Balance Calculations, Single Line Diagrams, Short Circuit Calculations, Earthing System Calculations, and Breaker Selectivity Analysis.

• Provide a selection of components like transformers, rectifiers, UPS, circuit breakers, battery system, cable selection, cable schedule, cable bulk MTO etc.

• Develop Instrument list, I/O list, systems schematics, control philosophy, control narratives, control block diagrams, cause and effect table, data sheets etc.

• Carry out troubleshooting and programming of Programmable Logic Controllers.

• Prepare Cause and Effect diagrams, Control/Safety Narrative, and Logic Diagrams.

• Interface with other discipline engineers, clients, equipment suppliers and class authorities.

Qualifications

• Degree in Electrical/Instrumentation/Automation Engineering or equivalent.

• An Electrician Engineer Certification is required.

• Arc Flash & High Voltage Safety Engineer Certification.

• Programmable Logic Controller Technician Certification.

• Certified Automation Professional Certification.

• Advance Marine Electrical Technician Certification.

• Good knowledge of the shipboard safe working practices.

• 5 + years' experience in Electrical and Instrumentation/Controls Design within Marine/offshore oil/gas industries.