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Maintains and troubleshoots onboard electrical and electronic systems under the Chief Engineer. Executes UMS testing, manages alarms, performs first-level maintenance on communication, radio, and navigation equipment, and supports safe cargo operations involving electrical cargo-handling machinery aboard a container ship.

Leads the safe operation, maintenance, repair, and regulatory compliance of a cruise vessel’s propulsion, auxiliary, environmental, safety, and hotel engineering systems. Supervises engine officers and ratings, manages maintenance programs, bunkering, inspections, training, work permits, spare parts, logbooks, emergency readiness, and regulatory compliance. Supports the Chief Engineer and must be capable of assuming that role. The position requires extensive marine engineering experience, leadership, strong fault-diagnosis skills, valid maritime certifications, and fluent English.

Maintains and repairs the vessel’s electrical plant and associated systems, including power generation and distribution, medium- and low-voltage systems, engine-room automation, propulsion support, elevators, safety systems, and communications. Reports electrical issues to senior engineering officers and supports safe, environmentally responsible ship operations. Requires passenger-vessel electrical experience, medium-voltage certification or experience, elevator maintenance knowledge, and fluent English.

Oversee engine-room watches, propulsion and auxiliary machinery operations, maintenance, repairs, safety, pollution prevention, and regulatory compliance aboard a passenger cruise vessel. Lead engine-room personnel, coordinate technical work, manage spare parts and planned maintenance records, conduct fuel and ballast operations, maintain logs, support emergency procedures, and ensure vessel seaworthiness. The role requires extensive passenger-vessel engineering experience, diesel-electric propulsion expertise, scrubber experience, senior maritime certification, and strong leadership skills.

Electro-Technical Officer responsible for electrical and technical duties aboard an Anchor Handling Tug Supply vessel. The role requires at least two years of AHTS experience and mandatory Dynamic Positioning maintenance experience. The officer must join in Singapore on 25 November 2026, arrive on 23 November for handover, complete NIS medical approval, and serve approximately six weeks, with a possible variation of two weeks.

Maintains and troubleshoots onboard electrical and electronic systems on a container ship. Responsibilities include executing UMS test schedules, managing alarm systems, performing first-level maintenance on communication, radio, and navigation equipment, and supporting safe cargo operations involving electrical machinery.

Manage and maintain onboard audiovisual systems, including audio, video, lighting, IPTV, AV-over-IP networks, touch panels, and DMX controls. Support presentations, lectures, live performances, karaoke, DJ events, and background music. Troubleshoot equipment and coordinate with IT on network issues, maintain technical documentation, complete work registration forms, attend hotel management meetings, and recommend system improvements.

Serve as Second Engineer aboard a 157,000 DWT crude oil tanker, supporting engine-room operations, maintenance, safety, and vessel performance. The role requires previous experience on vessels of comparable type and size, along with hands-on experience operating MAN B&W ME-C series main engines. Joining is scheduled for 30 October 2026.

Leads the vessel’s entire engine and technical department, overseeing safe operation, maintenance, repairs, regulatory compliance, budgets, planned maintenance, environmental protection, inspections, emergency readiness, and crew development. The Chief Engineer manages main and auxiliary machinery, electrical systems, propulsion, water and waste systems, lifesaving equipment, fire systems, HVAC, and technical documentation. The role reports to the Captain and Marine Technical Department and requires extensive HSC RoRo passenger ferry experience.

The First Engineer supervises engine-room watches, operates and maintains main and auxiliary engines, and leads repairs, preventive maintenance, fuel and ballast operations, safety procedures, and pollution prevention. The role manages subordinate crew, maintains technical and waste logs, ensures vessel seaworthiness and regulatory compliance, coordinates with ship departments, and reports machinery issues to the Chief Engineer. Candidates need valid STCW95 and A-III/2 certification, passenger-ship experience, technical knowledge, English proficiency, and familiarity with AMOS and Microsoft applications.