Allround Shipselectronic Engineer

Van Oord; Rotterdam; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Van Oord seeks a Ships Electronical Engineer to maintain and optimize electrical and automation systems on our dredging vessels, on a 5-weeks-on/off rotation. You will work with the Chief Engineer to keep the ship's logs and daily reports up to date.

The role requires an engineering qualification in Electronic or Electrical Engineering, at least 3 years in a similar role, and strong knowledge of PLCs and network technologies. EU work permission is required; an ETO license is a plus.

Qualifications

• Intermediate or higher vocational qualification in Electronic or Electrical Engineering.
• At least 3 years' experience as First Electrician or similar role.
• Experience with PLCs, networks, and remote connection technologies.

Responsibilities

• Maintaining and troubleshooting electrical systems on board ships.
• Supporting documentation, logbooks and toolbox meetings.
• Contributing to safety through drills, inspections and compliance.
• Exploring knowledge in automation, electrical drives and shipboard systems.

Skills

PLCs

Network systems

Remote connection tech

Communication systems

Navigation systems

Education

Elect/Electrical Engineering qualification

Job description

For our sea-going fleet, we are looking for a Ships Electronical Engineer to work on a 5-weeks on/off rotation. You will be working on one of our modern dredging vessels. You will encounter a wide range of electrical and automation systems to keep you challenged. Working closely with the Chief Engineer, you will maintain and optimize the electrical systems on board, ensuring that the ship's administration related to the electrical systems is up to date and compliant with Van Oord standards, such as the ship's logbook and daily reports.

You are flexible, stress-resistant, and able to work independently.You bring strong technical skills and enjoy working as part of a team in a challenging environment. You have:

• An intermediate or higher vocational qualification in Electronic or Electrical Engineering, and preferably a seaman's book, valid medical certificate and STCW Basic Safety
• At least 3 years of experience as a First Electrician or similar role, ideally in maritime or industrial automation
• Strong knowledge of PLCs, network systems and remote connection technologies
• Familiarity with communication, survey and navigation systems, and optionally with ROVs, offshore cranes, cable lay installations or LNG as fuel
• EU work permission; an ETO license is a plus, not a must

Van Oord provides an international, challenging work environment where you can have a real impact on the business, people, and environment. We offer an attractive employment package, including:

• A salary that matches your responsibilities and experience;
• The opportunity to join an informal, motivated team on board of our vessels, where collaboration and a pleasant working environment are central;
• Numerous opportunities for personal and professional development.

As a Ships Electronical Engineer, you make sure our electrical systems are safe, reliable and ready for the future. From scheduled maintenance to smart upgrades, you keep things running. Together with the Chief Engineer, you prepare and discuss modifications, and depending on the task, you work independently or with another specialist. Your key responsibilities:

• Maintaining and troubleshooting a wide range of electrical systems, including PLCs, drive systems and networks up to 6kV\\
• Supporting technical documentation, logbooks and toolbox meetings
• Contributing to safety on board through drills, inspections and compliance with regulations
• Exploring or deepening your knowledge in automation, electrical drives and shipboard systems

YOUR WORKPLACE
Van Oord offers a high-demanding, dynamic, and international work environment. You will work aboard state-of-the-art dredging vessels, where teamwork and innovation are at the core of daily operations. We value a pleasant working environment with a focus on collaboration and safety.