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Framo Nederland is seeking a Service / Electrical Engineer to perform maintenance, troubleshooting, commissioning and repair work on FRAMO pumping systems aboard vessels worldwide, collaborating directly with customers to keep critical equipment running safely and reliably.
Initial work involves visual inspections and service preparation in the ports of Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Antwerp, with global assignments lasting days to weeks.
Do you want to work on advanced marine pumping and control systems on board vessels all over the world? Join Framo Nederland as a Service / Electrical Engineer and carry out maintenance, troubleshooting, commissioning and repair work on FRAMO pumping systems. You will work directly with customers on board, keeping critical equipment running safely and reliably while representing Framo's high service standards.
Framo is part of Alfa Laval. Every day, we get opportunities to make a positive impact on our colleagues, partners, customers and society. Together, we're pioneering the solutions of the future and unlocking the full potential of precious resources. Trusted to act on initiative, we challenge conventional thinking to develop world-leading technologies that inspire progress in vital areas, including energy, food, water and shipping.
As we push forward, the innovative, open spirit that fuels our 140-year-old start-up culture and rapid growth also drives our personal growth. So, as we shape a more resourceful, less wasteful world, we build our careers too.
You start with visual inspections of FRAMO pumping systems, automation, hydraulic control systems and hydraulic oil quality. This work mainly takes place in the ports of Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Antwerp, with jobs lasting 1 to 3 days. As you gain experience, you will carry out maintenance and repairs on your own at customer locations all over the world, from the North Cape to Cape Town and from Ireland to Türkiye. This includes both scheduled maintenance and fixing unexpected breakdowns, with assignments lasting 1 to 2 weeks.