Offshore NAVCOM Technician: Marine Navigation Systems

AMIT GPS & NAVIGATION LLP; Indiana (PA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

AMIT GPS & NAVIGATION LLP is seeking a skilled Marine NAVCOM technician to install and maintain navigation equipment across offshore projects. The role requires hands-on experience with radar, ECDIS, and related NAVCOM gear, plus the ability to follow client instructions and safety procedures.

The candidate should have a Diploma in Electrical, Electronics, and Communication and 1–3 years in the marine field; a GMDSS certificate is desirable, with a driving license considered a plus.

Qualifications

• Diploma in Electrical, Electronics, and Communication.
• 1-3 years of experience in the marine field.
• GMDSS operator certificate is desirable.
• Valid GCC driving license is an added advantage.

Responsibilities

• Install marine navigation equipment including radar, sonar, gyrocompasses, autopilots, ECDIS, GMDSS, etc.
• Perform predictive, preventive, and emergency maintenance of NAVCOM equipment.
• Be competent with marine equipment and integrated systems in line with experience and qualifications.
• Maintain diagnostic and operational tools, support, and test equipment.
• Perform troubleshooting and timely repairs.
• Carry out exact isolation and disconnection procedures.
• Respond promptly to problems according to approved procedures.
• Maintain logs of faults, resolutions, and maintenance.
• Attend offshore jobs as required.

Skills

NAVCOM systems

Troubleshooting

Maintenance

Offshore operations

Education

Diploma in Electrical, Electronics, and Communication

Job description

AMIT GPS & NAVIGATION LLP is seeking a skilled Marine NAVCOM technician to install and maintain navigation equipment across offshore projects. The role requires hands-on experience with radar, ECDIS, and related NAVCOM gear, plus the ability to follow client instructions and safety procedures.

The candidate should have a Diploma in Electrical, Electronics, and Communication and 1–3 years in the marine field; a GMDSS certificate is desirable, with a driving license considered a plus.