Experience Required- 5 -8 years in marine / offshore electrical engineering
Education - Bachelor’s degree in Electrical / Electrical & Electronics Engineering (Marine Engineering qualification is an added advantage)
Role Purpose
The Marine Engineer – Electrical is responsible for supporting the engineering design, specification review and technical coordination of electrical systems for marine and offshore vessels. The role works closely with the Bids & Proposals, Project Execution and Engineering teams to ensure that electrical scope is technically sound, class-compliant, correctly interfaced with associated systems, and delivered on schedule.
Scope of Systems
LV / MV switchboards and distribution systems
Generators, alternators and prime mover interfaces
Transformers and neutral earthing resistors (NER)
Motors, propulsion drives and variable frequency drives (VFDs)
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
and shore power / charging systems
UPS and emergency / essential power systems
Power Management Systems (PMS) and Integrated Automation Systems (IAS) interfaces
Cabling, earthing and hazardous area (HazLoc) installations
Key Responsibilities
Study customer specifications, vessel general arrangement drawings and class rules; support preparation of electrical load lists, single line diagrams (SLDs) and system architecture.
Prepare and review technical specifications, equipment lists, cable schedules and material take-offs for the electrical package.
Support vendor enquiries, technical clarifications, and preparation of technical bid evaluations and comparison sheets.
Assist in identifying and documenting assumptions, deviations, exclusions and clarifications for customer and internal submissions.
Coordinate interfaces between electrical systems and PMS, IAS, propulsion, navigation and safety systems.
Verify