Electronic Engineer | Offshore

OSM Thome Limited; Bergen; Remote; NOK 864,000 - 1,248,000; Full time

Job summary

OSM Thome Limited is seeking an experienced Electronic Engineer to join our offshore fleet operating worldwide. This role involves 35/35 days on/off or 56/28 on/off rotations, with a renewable 12-month contract and company-provided insurance.

Requirements include a degree in Electronic/Electrical/Automation Engineering and offshore maintenance experience. You will troubleshoot electronic and electrical systems, support automation and control systems, and ensure safety and compliance aboard

Qualifications

• Degree or Diploma in Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Automation Engineering, Telecommunications, or equivalent.
• Offshore, marine, oil & gas, or heavy industrial maintenance experience preferred.
• Strong troubleshooting skills on electronic, electrical, automation, and communication systems.
• Knowledge of PLCs, instrumentation, data networks, and industrial control systems.
• Good command of English and ability to work in a multicultural offshore environment.

Responsibilities

• Perform maintenance, fault finding, and repair of onboard electronic and electrical systems.
• Support vessel automation, PLC, instrumentation, telecommunications, and control systems.
• Monitor and maintain power generation and distribution equipment.
• Execute preventive and corrective maintenance activities per maintenance plans.
• Ensure compliance with HSE, Permit to Work, and electrical safety procedures.
• Manage spare parts requirements and maintain maintenance records and documentation.
• Support emergency response activities and contribute to vessel readiness.

Skills

Troubleshooting

PLC knowledge

Instrumentation

Data networks

Industrial control systems

English proficiency

Education

Electronic/Electrical/Automation Engineering degree

Tools

AMOS

CMMS

Job description

Join our team and advance your maritime career today!

Electronic Engineer for an Offshore Fleet operating Worldwide.

Explore this job opportunity as an Electronic Engineer for an Offshore Fleet operating Worldwide. Employment will be with our client, a drilling and construction contractor.

Information about the job:

• Position: Electronic Engineer.
• Project: Offshore Fleet.
• Location: Worldwide.
• Rotation: 35/35 days on/off or 56/28 on/off.
• Salary: Please confirm your realistic expectations when applying in USD/GBP/EUR. This will be discussed with the right candidate.
• Contract start: TBA.
• Contract duration: 12 months (renewable).
• Insurance: Provided by the Company.
• Employer: Our client, a drilling and construction contractor.

Requirements/ Qualifications/ Competence:

• Degree or Diploma in Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Automation Engineering, Telecommunications, or equivalent.
• Previous offshore, marine, oil & gas, or heavy industrial maintenance experience.
• Strong troubleshooting skills on electronic, electrical, automation, and communication systems.
• Knowledge of PLCs, instrumentation, data networks, and industrial control systems.
• Good command of English and ability to work in a multicultural offshore environment.

Preferred Experience:

• Offshore Construction Vessels (OCVs).
• Heavy Lift Vessels.
• Pipelay Vessels.
• Subsea Construction Vessels.
• Dynamic Positioning (DP) systems.
• AMOS or other CMMS platforms.
• Offshore telecommunications and IT infrastructure.
• Fire & Gas systems and vessel automation technologies.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform maintenance, fault finding, and repair of onboard electronic and electrical systems.
• Support vessel automation, PLC, instrumentation, telecommunications, and control systems.
• Monitor and maintain power generation and distribution equipment.
• Execute preventive and corrective maintenance activities in accordance with maintenance plans.
• Ensure compliance with HSE, Permit to Work, and electrical safety procedures.
• Manage spare parts requirements and maintain maintenance records and technical documentation.
• Support emergency response activities and contribute to vessel operational readiness.