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Job Summary: The E/R Maintenance Technician is responsible for the safe operation, inspection, monitoring, and maintenance of machinery and equipment within the Engine Room and Power Generation modules onboard an FPSO. This role supports reliable plant operation by ensuring daily maintenance activities, inspections, and operational routines are performed safely and efficiently in accordance with company procedures, statutory requirements, environmental standards, and industry best practices. The position reports to the Lead E/R Maintenance and is part of the Maintenance department.
Responsibilities: – Monitor and inspect Engine Room machinery, Power Generation modules, and auxiliary systems on a daily basis or as instructed by the Lead E/R Maintenance. – Maintain safe and reliable operation of machinery and equipment within the area of responsibility. – Monitor power demand and consumption, and assist with power distribution according to operational requirements. – Maintain Engine Room logs, records, and maintenance documentation accurately and up to date. – Carry out planned and corrective maintenance, troubleshooting, repairs, and overhauls of machinery and equipment. – Ensure all maintenance activities are performed in a safe, environmentally responsible, and efficient manner. – Follow the company’s Permit to Work system, isolation procedures, risk assessments, toolbox talks, and all applicable HSE requirements. – Report equipment defects, abnormal conditions, unsafe acts, near misses, and incidents to the superior without delay. – Participate in inspections, testing, and operational checks as required. – Carry out duties and tasks assigned under the Emergency Response Plan. – Support continuous improvement of maintenance routines, equipment reliability, and housekeeping standards.
Requirements: Required – Relevant marine engineering education, technical qualification, or equivalent experience. – Experience from merchant fleet, offshore units, FPSOs, FSO, drilling, or similar maritime installations. – Good knowledge of Engine Room machinery, power generation systems, auxiliary systems, and marine/offshore maintenance practices. – Experience working with a computerized maintenance management system. – Good understanding of Permit to Work, isolation procedures, risk assessment, and other safe systems. – Advanced English, both written and spoken.
Preferred – Hold the required endorsement and/or seaman’s book demonstrating compliance with STCW Regulation III/1, as applicable to the position, if required to act as Officer in Charge of an Engineering Watch under the Safe Manning Certificate (SMC).
What We Offer: – Competitive compensation and benefits package. – Health and wellbeing coverage. – Opportunities for professional development and training. – Supportive and safety-focused team culture. – Rotational offshore work schedule. – Career growth within a leading FPSO operator.
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