Maintains and repairs the ship’s electrical plant and associated high- and low-voltage systems. Supports repairs to power distribution, communications, safety, engine room, hotel, elevator, lighting, and related electrical systems. Coordinates work with the Duty Engineer and Chief Electrical Engineer, follows electrical safety procedures, assists IT with external communications, and complies with Seabourn HESS-MS and maritime safety requirements.
Is responsible for the day-to-day operation and maintenance of the electrical plant and associated electrical systems. And work with in the Electrical team together and independent.
Key Responsibilities
- Responsible for maintenance and repair of Electrical/Electronic systems as directed by the Chief Electrical Engineer.
- Must be familiar with standard electrical safety routines.
- Must be familiar with both High and Low Voltage electrical distribution systems.
- Assist with in the Electrical team for repairs on, but not limited to: Power distribution systems (such as UPS/Inverter systems, EL Substations etc), Internal communication systems (such as Telephone, PA systems), Safety systems (such as repairs on Fire Detection, Fire Door and Water Tight Door Control and Indication System), Engine Room electrical systems (Such as IAMCS, Pump Starters etc), Hotel systems (such as Elevators, Light systems etc).
- Assist IT with external communications when needed.
- Always inform the Duty Engineer before electrical work is started, and ensure they are aware of what systems will be affected.
- To be familiar with and execute the Seabourn HESS-MS appropriate to their position.
Skills, Knowledge & Expertise
Education:
- Has completed Schooling as a Ship’s Electrician, or Electrical Engineer
Experience:
- Prior work experience with SBN preferred
- 2-3 years Sea-going Electrical Engineer or Electronic Engineer experience
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
- Survival Craft and Rescue Boats (STCW Regulation VI/2) (Valid 5 yrs)
- Security Awareness (STCW Section A-VI/6)
- Basic Safety Training (STCW Section A-VI/1-4)
- High Voltage Management Level (STCW Reg. III/ 2&3) ** req. from Jan 1, 2017
- Safety Familiarization and Crowd Management (STCW A-V/3)
About
Consisting of Holland America Line and Seabourn, our fleets span the globe. We set the bar with 150 years of proud tradition at Holland America Line and delivering the finest ultra-luxury experience at Seabourn.
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