Field Engineer

Radio Holland; Marseille; Sur place; EUR 34 000 - 48 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Radio Holland seeks a Field Engineer in Marseille to install and commission maritime electronics on diverse vessels. The role involves collaborating with shipyards and ensuring equipment functionality while upholding customer satisfaction. Candidates should have a strong technical background, be bilingual, and exhibit independence and precision in their work.

Prestations

Company car

Laptop and phone

Support for professional development

Qualifications

• Experienced in working in a technical / industrial environment, preferably maritime.
• Bilingual: French and English, both written and spoken.

Responsabilités

• Install maritime equipment based on technical drawings.
• Commission and handover equipment to customers.
• Coordinate on-site activities with shipyard and other parties.

Connaissances

Experience in a technical / industrial environment

Proficiency in both French and English

Motivated, independent, precise

Formation

Vocational education (MBO-4) or equivalent

Description du poste

As a Field Engineer in the projects department, you will be responsible for installing and commissioning maritime electronics on board ships. Your work will take place at shipyards on various types of vessels, including workboats, cargo ships, and yachts. You will work with a wide range of equipment, such as radars, sonars, chart systems (ECDIS), radio equipment, autopilots, and CCTV / TVRO systems – equipment crucial for safe ship operation. While performing your tasks, you will be in contact with your team members. Together, you will ensure that the project is delivered as per the agreement and to the satisfaction of our customers. On-site, you will be the face of Radio Holland and will coordinate activities with other parties working on board. This is a technically challenging role offering diversity and freedom in the maritime industry.

The scope of your work is local, and you will be located in Marseille (France).

Who we are

Radio Holland is globally known as an important specialist in Satellite and Radio communication, Navigation, Automation and Observation systems for various maritime users in the shipping industry. For every conceivable electronic function on board, we offer innovative, efficient solutions by supplying, installing, and integrating advanced and high-tech equipment. In addition, we guarantee fast and efficient service through a worldwide network of branches and agents along the world’s major shipping routes. We strive for a high level of service and a long-term relationship with our customers and focus on innovative and sustainable technologies to improve efficiency and safety on ships. Always there. Everywhere.

Responsibilities

• Install equipment based on technical drawings.
• Commission equipment and hand it over to the customer.
• Coordinate on-site activities in collaboration with the shipyard and other parties working on board.

Skills / Abilities

• Experience in a technical / industrial environment.
• Proficiency in both French and English, both written and spoken.
• Motivated, independent, precise, and a strong sense of responsibility.

Work Experience

Experienced in working in a technical / industrial environment, preferably a background in the maritime industry

Education

Vocational education (MBO-4) or equivalent.

Our Offer

When you join our team as a Field Engineer Projects in Marseille, you can expect

• Competitive primary and secondary employment conditions, such as a company car, laptop and phone.
• A challenging work environment.
• Join a dynamic and collaborative team of professionals who are passionate about what they do.
• We support your professional development and growth.

If you’re a skilled Field Engineer with a passion for maritime technology and a commitment to exceptional service, we encourage you to apply. Please send your resume and a cover letter outlining your relevant experience to [emailprotected] .

Acquisition in response to this vacancy is not appreciated. No rights can be derived from resumes supplied unsolicited by employment and secondment agencies.