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Qualified Electrical Engineer, with proven seagoing experience as an ETO or above.
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Experience of LNG vessels, along with knowledge and experience in the marine industry.
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Knowledge of applicable electrical, instrumentation and automation systems.
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Familiar with current technology and industry regulations and knowledge of technical operations.
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Analytical, problem solving, time management, project management and decision-making skills.
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Demonstrates teamwork, interpersonal and communications skills and the ability to respond positively to customers in an effective manner.
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Proficient in Microsoft Office applications.
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Being the global subject matter expert for operational EIA LNG related matters.
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Developing Fleet specific strategies and best practices for operating EIA systems on board.
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Acting as the primary contact for the Vessel Manager/Ship Team on relevant items, advising and troubleshooting on operational issues, when required.
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Reviewing electrical, instrumentation and automation work plans, including repair and conversion specifications, and conduct inspections to ensure that established maintenance and repair/replacement strategies are being followed.
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Managing assigned EIA projects including significant repairs, programs, investigations, processes and meetings.
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Developing and supporting assigned projects, assisting Ship Team with the implementation and completion of agreed CAPEX modification/upgrade items, monitoring implementation. Developing design criteria for the EIA systems.
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Work closely with New Building Project Department and attending ships sea/gas trials as required.
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Participate in daily Ship Team operations meetings, monitor and assist with any reported issues/defects as required.
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Monitoring and analyzing operational reports, identifying trends in equipment failures/defects, overdue maintenance, incidents, etc. Preparing summary reports and making recommendations to improve.
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Monitoring and advising of changes/proposals applicable to existing and new regulatory/legislative compliance items.
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Participating in Vessels Risk Review preparation meetings that include monitoring of vessels performance, routine maintenance, critical spares levels, defect reports, dry dock and vessel inspection.
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Ensuring that the activities pertaining to electrical, instrumentation and automation aspects within the Gas Fleet comply with HSEQ policies.
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Participating in HSEQ meetings advising on relevant areas and approving incident close- outs
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Carrying out research and establishment of relevant programs for use within the Gas Fleet. Monitoring and reviewing existing policy documents and submitting recommendations for change.
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Ensuring that the Engineering Change Management process, pertaining to EIA Systems is adhered to.
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Providing support and guidance on the understanding of and adherence to company’s management system, strategic programs and applicable software applications.
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Gather feedback and make recommendations for upgrades to be included for future budgets.
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Assisting Marine HR with ETO technical interviews, briefing and familiarization for existing and new hire sea-staff, identification and evaluation of training courses.
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Represent the company at Industry events and seminars.
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Treat safety and environmental compliance as a top priority.