Naval Electrical Assistant Engineer - Entry Level

ST Engineering; Singapore; On-site; SGD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

ST Engineering in Singapore invites applications for an Assistant Engineer, Electrical-Changi. The role supports execution of electrical maintenance routines for naval equipment and onboard systems, under the guidance of senior engineers at the Marine facility.

You will perform inspections, testing, commissioning, and document maintenance activities; safety procedures and collaboration with mechanical and systems engineers are essential.

Qualifications

• Diploma in Electrical Engineering or a related technical discipline.

Responsibilities

• Assist in the execution of electrical maintenance routines, including preventive and corrective maintenance for naval equipment and onboard electrical systems.
• Work closely with senior engineers and technical teams to diagnose and resolve complex electrical system issues.
• Perform detailed inspections, testing, and commissioning of electrical installations and ensure compliance with technical specifications.
• Maintain accurate logs and documentation related to maintenance activities, parts replacement, and system upgrades.
• Support vessel readiness by contributing actively to scheduled maintenance, refits, and overhauls.
• Adhere strictly to safety standards and operational procedures to mitigate risks during electrical work onboard vessels.
• Collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams, including mechanical and systems engineers, to ensure seamless integration of electrical systems.

Education

Diploma in Electrical Engineering

Job description

ST Engineering in Singapore invites applications for an Assistant Engineer, Electrical-Changi. The role supports execution of electrical maintenance routines for naval equipment and onboard systems, under the guidance of senior engineers at the Marine facility.

You will perform inspections, testing, commissioning, and document maintenance activities; safety procedures and collaboration with mechanical and systems engineers are essential.