Fleet Marine Electrical & Automation Engineer

Tardis Group; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Tardis Group in Singapore is seeking a Marine Electrical Engineer to plan, coordinate and oversee maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of complex electrical, electronic, automation and control systems across a fleet of vessels.

You will monitor performance, identify recurring issues and implement corrective and preventive measures to improve fleet availability and reliability. This role requires strong technical expertise and hands-on problem-solving in a demanding maritime environment.

Qualifications

• Degree in Marine Engineering or related technical discipline.
• Experience in marine electrical systems, vessel maintenance or ship repair.
• Strong knowledge of marine electrical, electronic, automation, control, navigation and communications systems.
• Experience preparing technical specifications, maintenance programmes, engineering reports and evaluations.
• Understanding of vessel maintenance practices, equipment reliability, spare parts management and asset lifecycle planning.

Responsibilities

• Plan, coordinate and oversee maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of marine electrical, electronic, automation and control systems across vessels.
• Monitor performance and reliability of vessel electrical equipment; implement corrective and preventive actions.
• Prepare technical specifications, maintenance scopes and repair plans for dockings and upgrades.
• Liaise with operations, shipyards, contractors and suppliers to ensure safe, timely and within-budget work.
• Conduct technical assessments and provide recommendations on maintenance, replacement and refurbishment.
• Support inspections, audits and regulatory compliance of electrical and electronic systems.
• Oversee spare parts planning, inventory management and procurement for electrical/electronic equipment.

Job description

Tardis Group in Singapore is seeking a Marine Electrical Engineer to plan, coordinate and oversee maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of complex electrical, electronic, automation and control systems across a fleet of vessels.

You will monitor performance, identify recurring issues and implement corrective and preventive measures to improve fleet availability and reliability. This role requires strong technical expertise and hands-on problem-solving in a demanding maritime environment.