Open to all.
Visa sponsorship available.
Key Roles and Responsibilities
Prepare the vessel's electrical design basis, electrical system architecture and design calculations. Prepare electrical load balance calculations and determine generator and emergency power requirements.
Develop main and emergency switchboard single-line diagrams and power distribution drawings.
Design and coordinate electrical distribution, motor control centres, starter panels, protection systems and earthing arrangements.
Prepare cable schedules, cable sizing calculations, cable routing layouts, cable tray drawings and termination diagrams.
Coordinate electrical interfaces for main engines, gearboxes, propulsion systems, steering gear, towing winches, pumps and auxiliary machinery. Prepare equipment layouts, lighting plans, navigation-light circuits and electrical installation drawings.
Coordinate navigation, communication, alarm monitoring, automation, emergency lighting and fire detection interfaces.
Prepare technical specifications, equipment lists, material take-offs and bills of materials.
Prepare technical specifications, equipment lists, material take-offs and bills of materials.
Coordinate with naval architects, mechanical engineers, shipyard personnel and equipment vendors to resolve design and installation conflicts.
Prepare and revise electrical drawings for classification society review and approval.
Prepare and revise electrical drawings for classification society review and approval.
Prepare and revise electrical drawings for classification society review and approval.
Essential Qualifications
Degree or diploma in Electrical Engineering, Marine Electrical Engineering or an equivalent discipline.
Relevant experience in marine electrical engineering, shipbuilding or vessel new construction.
Demonstrated ability to prepare electrical engineering drawings and calculations independently.
Good knowledge of marine generators, switchboards, distribution systems, cable engineering, protection and electrical safety.
Experience with AutoCAD Electrical, AutoCAD or equivalent marine electrical CAD tools.
Familiarity with classification society approval procedures and marine equipment technical documentation.
Ability to coordinate with multidisciplinary engineering teams and equipment suppliers.
