Senior Electrical & Automation Commissioning Lead (Marine)

ST Engineering Marine Ltd; Pioneer (OH); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

ST Engineering Marine Ltd is seeking a seasoned Commissioning Engineer to lead the QA commissioning team for shipboard electrical and automation systems. You will direct engineers, plan and monitor commissioning activities, and collaborate with vendors to ensure on-schedule project completion.

The role requires 5–7 years in marine engineering, strong leadership, and hands-on experience with shipboard systems and class standards.

Qualifications

• Diploma or Degree in Marine, Electrical or Electronic Engineering.
• 5–7 years of relevant experience in marine industry.
• Experience managing a team of engineers/workers.
• Knowledge of Class requirements and Quality Standards.
• Onboard knowledge of shipboard machinery and automation systems.
• Experience in commissioning and services support for marine systems.

Responsibilities

• Review internal test records and platform acceptance protocols.
• Update FAT, HAT & PAT status reports in progress meetings.
• Lead commissioning of shipboard machinery and electrical/automation systems.
• Establish and monitor commissioning/HAT plans against master schedule.
• Manage resource planning, safety, risks, and productivity of the commissioning team.
• Coordinate with other departments and OEMs to resolve interfaces.
• Conduct regular team meetings and vendor coordination to resolve issues.
• Set productivity targets and identify training needs.
• Plan manpower and manage shortfalls or surpluses.

Skills

Team leadership

Project scheduling

Quality assurance

Marine systems

Commissioning expertise

Risk assessment

Education

Diploma or Degree in Marine/Electrical/Electronic Engineering

Job description

ST Engineering Marine Ltd is seeking a seasoned Commissioning Engineer to lead the QA commissioning team for shipboard electrical and automation systems. You will direct engineers, plan and monitor commissioning activities, and collaborate with vendors to ensure on-schedule project completion.

The role requires 5–7 years in marine engineering, strong leadership, and hands-on experience with shipboard systems and class standards.