Electro-Technical Officer (ETO)

About this role

The role is for an Electro-Technical Officer on vessels based in Port Harcourt, Rivers. It involves maintaining and servicing electrical, electronic, communication and navigational equipment on assigned vessels, supporting safe and efficient vessel operations and ensuring compliance with the vessel's SMS and maritime regulations. The position is for candidates with an Electro-Technical Officer CoC, sea experience, and relevant certifications. The employer, Starzs Investments Company Limited, is a Nigerian indigenous Marine Logistics company providing services to oil companies. The advert specifies the requirements and duties for overseeing electrical and electronic systems on board and supervising maintenance work.

What you would do

• Carry out routine inspection, testing, servicing and maintenance of vessel electrical and electronic equipment
• Maintain electrical distribution systems, generators, motors, control panels, switchboards and related equipment
• Maintain batteries and GMDSS systems and related equipment
• Inspect and maintain bridge controls, deck equipment safety systems and alarms
• Perform maintenance tasks via the vessel's Planned Maintenance System (PMS) and unmanned machinery space tests
• Identify faults, troubleshoot, and repair within competence; report complex defects to Chief Engineer
• Carry out first-level maintenance of radio, communication and navigational equipment
• Maintain electronic navigation aids and GMDSS equipment
• Provide electrical and technical support during cargo operations and other vessel activities
• Supervise and verify service work by shore-based technicians and report discrepancies

What they are asking for

• Electro-Technical Officer Certificate of Competency suitable for the vessel
• Minimum three years' sea experience including cadetship
• Valid seafarer’s medical fitness certificate
• Valid First Aid at Sea or Medical First Aid certification
• Advanced Fire Fighting certification
• Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats (as required)
• Valid STCW certifications (Personal Survival Techniques, Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities, Elementary First Aid, Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting)
• Security Awareness Training
• Registration with NIMASA
• Good knowledge of shipboard electrical systems, electronics and general vessel systems

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