Electro-Technical Officer, Maritime Operations

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Electro-Technical Officer maintaining vessel electrical, electronic, and emergency power systems for F3EA maritime operations. Supporting shipboard readiness, safety, maintenance, and supervised repairs.

Responsibilities:

  • Maintain, troubleshoot, repair, and support vessel electrical systems, equipment, and associated infrastructure
  • Operate and maintain electrical systems according to company procedures and manufacturer recommendations
  • Maintain emergency lighting, batteries, emergency generators, and backup electrical systems
  • Perform preventive and corrective maintenance through the Planned Maintenance System (PMS)
  • Manage electrical spare parts, consumables, and operational stock levels
  • Coordinate troubleshooting and repair with the Chief Engineer and engineering personnel
  • Support maritime electrical safety requirements and the vessel Safety Management System (SMS)
  • Complete operational documentation, checklists, maintenance records, and risk assessments
  • Participate in emergency drills, safety meetings, and vessel readiness activities
  • Supervise personnel working on electrical systems, machinery, and associated equipment
  • Identify and report hazards, equipment deficiencies, and unsafe conditions
  • Coordinate with deck, engineering, survey personnel, clients, and supporting personnel
  • Support operational risk mitigation and continuous improvement initiatives
  • Perform additional duties supporting vessel operations and mission requirements

Requirements:

  • Valid U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC) and/or Electro-Technical Officer certification appropriate to vessel requirements
  • Valid STCW endorsements and required maritime certifications
  • Experience supporting electrical systems aboard operational vessels
  • Knowledge of marine electrical systems, emergency power systems, automation systems, and associated equipment
  • Experience troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining vessel electrical and electronic systems
  • Knowledge of maritime safety procedures and electrical safe work practices
  • Ability to work rotational schedules in maritime environments
  • Strong communication, organizational, and technical problem-solving skills
  • U.S. citizenship required
  • Ability to obtain and maintain a Department of Defense security clearance
  • Ability to work in operational maritime and shipboard environments
  • Ability to climb ladders, access confined spaces, and work in physically demanding environments
  • Ability to support rotational or extended underway operations
  • Preferred: experience supporting government maritime operations or defense-related missions
  • Preferred: prior experience aboard offshore support vessels, research vessels, or similarly complex platforms
  • Preferred: experience in high operational tempo maritime environments
  • Preferred: prior military or government-contracted maritime experience
  • Preferred: experience supporting vessel automation, communications, or mission systems

Benefits:

  • Equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion
  • Training and apprenticeship covered under the company’s nondiscrimination policy