Electro-Technical Officer responsible for the operation, maintenance and repair of all electrical, electronic, automation and control systems on board.
Responsibilities
Maintain generators, main switchboards, motors, starters and distribution systems
Maintain automation, alarm & monitoring, navigation / communication electronics and control systems
Troubleshoot and repair electrical / electronic faults; perform insulation and protective-device tests
Maintain high-voltage systems and apply HV safety rules / switching programmes
Keep electrical PMS records and spares inventory
Apply LOTO, PTW and electrical safety procedures
Qualifications
STCW / Mandatory
STCW III/6 Certificate of Competency – Electro-Technical Officer
STCW VI/1 Basic Training (PST, FPFF, EFA, PSSR)
STCW VI/2-1 Proficiency in Survival Craft & Rescue Boats (PSCRB)
STCW VI/3 Advanced Fire Fighting
STCW VI/4-1 Medical First Aid
STCW VI/6-2 Seafarers with Designated Security Duties
High Voltage training (STCW A-III/6 / A-III/7 for installations > 1,000 V)
Leadership & Teamwork (STCW A-II/1 / A-III/1 / A-III/6)
Engine Room Resource Management (STCW A-III/1, A-III/2)
STCW V/2 Crowd Management (passenger ships – if designated on muster list to assist passengers)
STCW V/1-1 Basic Oil & Chemical Tanker Cargo Ops or V/1-2 Basic Liquefied Gas Tanker Cargo Ops (tankers / gas carriers)
STCW V/3 Basic IGF Code training (gas / low-flashpoint-fuelled ships)
Other / Company
Valid PEME / medical fitness certificate (STCW I/9; MLC 2006 Reg 1.2) and ship-specific familiarization (STCW I/14) before assuming duties
Maker training for automation / propulsion control systems
Electrical safety & LOTO training