Seapeak
Electrical, Instrumentation & Automation Manager

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Position: Electrical, Instrumentation & Automation Manager
Location: Glasgow
Department: Operations
Position Summary
Providing Electrical, Instrumentation, Automation, and Navcom support to the assigned fleet. Managing EIA functions to ensure safe, cost-effective, and environmentally compliant vessel operations. Attending vessels for dry dockings, projects, repairs, sea/gas trials, and surveys as required.
Major Responsibilities
- Maintain the highest standards of safety and environmental compliance across all electrical, instrumentation, automation, and NavCom activities within operations.
- Ensure full compliance with the company management system, HSE requirements, and maintenance philosophy.
- Act as the subject matter expert for EIA systems related to LNG and/or NGL operations, representing Seapeak at industry events as required.
- Develop, review, and maintain fleet-wide EIA programs, policies, and standards, recommending improvements where appropriate.
- Monitor regulatory and legislative developments and advise on their impact to existing and future operations.
- Review EIA and NavCom work scopes, repair and conversion specifications, and conduct inspections to verify adherence to approved maintenance strategies.
- Participate in HSE meetings, providing technical input and approving incident close-outs.
- Ensure strict adherence to the engineering change management process for EIA systems.
- Provide technical support and guidance on the company’s management systems, strategic programs, and approved software tools.
- Serve as the primary technical interface for Vessel Managers and ship teams, providing operational advice and troubleshooting support.
- Lead and support assigned CAPEX projects, including modifications and upgrades, monitoring implementation and providing feedback for future budget planning.
- Support Marine HR with ETO technical interviews, onboarding, familiarization, and identification of appropriate technical training.
- Participate in ship team operational meetings and assist with the resolution of reported defects and operational issues.
- Analyse operational and maintenance data to identify trends, prepare summary reports, and recommend performance improvements.
- Develop fleet-specific strategies and best practices for the operation and maintenance of EIA systems.
- Manage assigned EIA projects, including major repairs, investigations, programs, and associated stakeholder engagement.
- Support newbuild and project specification reviews, including selection and evaluation of EIA and NavCom equipment and assessment of new technologies for newbuilds and retrofits.
- Develop and maintain design criteria for EIA systems.
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Requirements (Knowledge, Skills & Abilities)
- The immediate right to live and work in the United Kingdom.
- Education and training as an electrical engineer.
- Knowledge of applicable electrical, instrumentation, and automation systems.
- Knowledge and experience in the marine industry.
- Knowledge of technical operations.
- Familiar with current technology and industry regulations.
- Demonstrates teamwork, interpersonal, and communications skills.
- Ability to respond positively to customers in an effective manner.
Preferred
- Experience of LNG vessels or NGL vessels either in a seafarer or superintendency role.
Benefits Package
- Hybrid working. Although you are welcome to work in our Finnieston office full time, you are able to work from home up to 2 days per week after completing the probationary period.
- 36 days’ annual leave inclusive of public holidays, raising to 41 with continued service.
- Private health, dental, and travel cover.
- Annual bonus programme.
- Additional annual bonus used to promote employee wellbeing.
- Up to 9% employer pension contributions.
- Life assurance equivalent to four times your annual salary.
- Enhanced family friendly and company sick leave/pay.
- Cycle to work scheme.
- Electric vehicle salary sacrifice car scheme.
- Season ticket loan scheme.
- Employee assistance programme.
- Up to 3 additional days’ leave to promote Seapeak’s commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) – use these days for things such as volunteer work or to celebrate a significant life event or a religious/cultural holiday.


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About Seapeak
Seapeak is one of the world’s largest independent owner-operators, with ownership interests in over 90 LNG, LPG, Ethane, and multigas carriers, and an LNG regasification terminal. With investment from our sponsor, leading alternative investment firm, Stonepeak, there has been a positive repositioning for our company with focus on growth-based commercial diversification. Delivering on our goals to expand our fleet and diversify our portfolio, Seapeak has most recently acquired Evergas for $700 million, which primarily focuses its operations on the shipment of ethane – an even greener global fuel source.
Our business is important – we are powering the day-to-day lives of so many – and we are looking to build our Team to support our growth through acquisition and newbuild orders.
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