About this role
Arion Energy Services is looking for an experienced Electrical Technical Officer to maintain and repair electrical systems on vessels, barges, and shore-side facilities. The role is a permanent position within the Technical Support Service Department, supporting commercial and oil and gas operations. The candidate will perform inspection, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of electrical systems, and assist with installation, testing and commissioning of equipment. The position requires collaboration with teams and adherence to safety and QHSE standards. Marine, offshore, or industrial electrical experience is valued, with willingness to work onboard vessels and at shore facilities.
What you would do
- Carry out inspection, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of electrical systems according to the planned maintenance system.
- Maintain and monitor generators, switchboards, motors, control panels, batteries, UPS, lighting and distribution systems and report defects.
- Identify and fix electrical faults using measuring and testing instruments.
- Apply safe isolation, LOTO and Permit to Work procedures before and after electrical work.
- Support installation, testing and commissioning of electrical equipment.
- Maintain tools, test instruments, spares and electrical records; submit daily work reports to the Technical Manager.
- Assist with specification of parts, obtain vendor quotations and initiate requisitions for electrical spares.
- Support class, flag and regulatory inspections and audits.
- Keep track of electrical documentation and records.
What they are asking for
- HND, Technical Diploma or trade certificate in Electrical, Electronics, Marine Electrical or Electromechanical Engineering.
- 3–5 years' experience as Electrical Technician, Marine Electrician or ETO on vessels, offshore units or industrial facilities.
- Marine or oil and gas experience is an advantage.
- Working knowledge of AC/DC power systems, generators, switchboards, motors and protection systems.
- Ability to read single-line diagrams, wiring diagrams and schematics.
- Hands-on skills in cable termination, continuity and insulation testing, and fault finding.
- Knowledge of electrical safety, LOTO and Permit to Work.
- Basic computer skills (MS Office, PMS) and good written and spoken English.
- Willingness to work onboard vessels, in machinery spaces and at shore-side facilities.
- Teamwork, attention to detail and commitment to safety and QHSE compliance.
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