Marine Field Technician – Waterfront Systems

Babcock; Western Australia; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual & wellbeing leave

Flexible work arrangements

LinkedIn Learning access

Employee discounts

Wellbeing program

Recognition program

Job summary

Babcock Australasia in Western Australia is seeking an experienced engineer to support frontline electrical, mechanical, or naval architecture work on vessels and waterfront systems. You will analyze variance requests and prepare technical responses while collaborating with your team.

You’ll contribute to the Platform / Marine systems team, perform defect investigations, and help develop Technical Instructions for urgent rectification, navigating defence clearance processes.

Qualifications

• Degree in engineering accredited under the Washington Accord.
• Australian citizenship with ability to obtain Defence Security Clearance.
• Experience in design, operation or maintenance of large vessels is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Apply technical expertise to assist in delivering Engineering and Waterfront support.
• Provide and review Problem Identification Report technical responses for production teams.
• Analyse, design, develop and prepare Technical Instructions.
• Conduct maintenance and defect investigations and analysis.
• Develop TM200s for Urgent Defect Rectification.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Mechanical engineering

Naval Architecture

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering (Washington Accord accredited)

Job description

Babcock Australasia in Western Australia is seeking an experienced engineer to support frontline electrical, mechanical, or naval architecture work on vessels and waterfront systems. You will analyze variance requests and prepare technical responses while collaborating with your team.

You’ll contribute to the Platform / Marine systems team, perform defect investigations, and help develop Technical Instructions for urgent rectification, navigating defence clearance processes.