Electrical Technician (Working at Offshore Facilities)

Principle responsibilities:

• Operate/maintain (CM&PM) Electrical equipment including but not limited to Turbine generator, Diesel generator, transformer, MCC, electrical drivers…etc.

• Implementation of electrical maintenance program on CLJOC offshore installation, where he is assigned a duty under supervisory of engineers/supervisors.

• Calibration/testing of electrical devices.

• Troubleshoot and resolve problems on electrical parts of all process/utility systems on CLJOC offshore installation.

• Report any defect or inspection report to the Electrical Supervisor in a clear and concise manner and record all relevant information in logs as required.

• Perform other assignments by E/I Supervisor and/or Electrical Engineer.

• Supervise and support contractors/ vendors activities onboard and ensure work is carried out in a safe and efficient manner and in compliance with CLJOC Safety Management.

• Bachelor of qualification in Electrical engineering.

• Hands on experience within electrical environment in oil or heavy industry at least 2 year are preferred.

• Able to communicate in English and read, understand technical document in English.

• Able to work 21 day rotational assignment in an offshore environment.

• Ability to learn new equipment, processes and procedures quickly and with a minimum of outside training or schools.

• Capable of learning in a fast moving working environment.

• Basic understanding of safety requirements for offshore installations.