Service Engineer

A Marine Field Service Engineer installs, maintains, and repairs complex marine systems (propulsion, electrical, automation, navigation) on vessels at sea or in port, focusing on troubleshooting, commissioning, and ensuring safety/compliance, involving extensive travel, technical reporting, and customer support for equipment like DP systems, switchgear, radios, and engines, demanding high autonomy and problem-solving for a safe, operational fleet. 

Key Responsibilities:

• Installation & Commissioning: Oversee setup and testing of new/upgraded systems (DP systems, automation, electrical).
• Maintenance & Repair: Perform routine checks, fault finding, and repairs on mechanical, electrical, and electronic equipment.
• Troubleshooting: Diagnose complex issues with propulsion, power, navigation, and communication systems.
• Technical Support: Advise vessel crews and onshore teams, providing training and guidance.
• Reporting: Document all activities, findings, and recommendations in detailed technical reports.
• Safety & Compliance: Ensure all work adheres to strict maritime health, safety, and regulatory standards (HSE).
• Customer Relations: Build trusted relationships, identify improvement opportunities, and manage service delivery.
• Logistics: Plan service activities, manage parts, and prepare work packs.
• On-Call: Provide emergency support, often requiring travel at short notice. 

Core Equipment/Systems:

• Dynamic Positioning (DP) Systems
• Propulsion & Power Management Systems (PMS)
• Switchgear & Circuit Breakers
• Marine Automation Systems (AMS, IPMS)
• Navigation & Communication Gear (Radars, GPS, Satcom, ECDIS)
• 2-stroke/4-stroke Engines 
• Diploma / Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Electronic and Instrumentation.
• Field Services Engineer will be responsible for performing various field service activities, including installation, maintenance, and repair of marine Control systems.