Marine Electrician

Marine Electrician (Harbour Towage)About UsAs a leading global towage provider, Svitzer plays a crucial role in the Australian and Papua New Guinean supply chain.
When you join Svitzer, you become part of a team of dedicated professionals who work together every day to provide safe, reliable, and efficient marine services across Australia and Papua New Guinea.
At Svitzer, safety always comes first.We're looking for a Marine Electrician to join our shore-side team on a permanent, full-time basis.
If you're a skilled electrician with experience in marine electrical systems, this Monday to Friday role offers the opportunity to support our Port Botany and Port Jackson harbour towage operations, using your expertise to keep our vessels safe and compliant.What You Can Look Forward ToIn this role, you'll take the lead on maintaining, repairing, installing, and testing electrical systems on our vessels, with the independence and autonomy to apply best practices and uphold electrical compliance standards.
Your expertise will directly contribute to delivering high-quality service to our clients.
We're eager to hear your ideas and encourage you to share your insights as we collaborate across the business.What You Will DoReporting to the Port Manager, your key responsibilities will include:Conduct thorough inspections and performance tests on electrical systems, equipment, and parts.Run diagnostics, identify root causes of electrical faults, and apply effective repair solutions.Perform routine and scheduled annual maintenance on a variety of electrical equipment across our fleet and shore-side assets.Source essential electrical components and manage inventory, including coordinating the installation of new or replacement parts to maintain optimal asset performance.Establish and maintain relationships with electrical suppliers to secure reliable support and efficient delivery of materials needed for operations.Partner with vessel crew, OEMs, and marine specialists to address electrical maintenance and repair needs, providing technical expertise to ensure high standards.Oversee contractors by issuing work permits, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring all work meets safety standards and compliance.Maintain compliance with AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules and ensure all work is conducted in line with legislation, regulations, and conventions.What You Will Need to SucceedTo thrive in this role, you should demonstrate:Demonstrated experience in a similar role within the maritime industry, with a strong understanding of marine operations and electrical needs.Certificate III in Electrotechnology (NSW Electrical License) is essential, while a Certificate IV in Hazardous Areas – Electrical (EEHA) would be highly regarded.In-depth knowledge of various marine electrical systems, including vessel automation, propulsion, and winch hydraulics.Self-motivation and a proactive approach, with the ability to work unsupervised while effectively managing your responsibilities.Strong skills in fault-finding, diagnostics, and troubleshooting, essential for resolving complex technical issues efficiently.Willingness to travel between operational sites to provide hands-on support as needed.Valid working rights for Australia.How to ApplyTo apply for this role, please click on the 'Apply Now' button and create a Candidate Home to manage your applications.#J-18808-Ljbffr