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Electrical Technician

Aberdeen City
Posted about 9 hours ago
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Job Title: Electrical Technician

This post is based offshore on the NEO NEXT GP3 on a 2x3 rotation. This is a 12-month fixed-term contract.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Support the Responsible Electrical Person for the installation in the delivery of electrical work including isolations and switching.
  • This position reports directly to the Electrical Supervisor.
  • Commit to incident-free operations.
  • Actively support a working environment based on respect for health, safety, and environmental issues and maintenance of a high level of asset integrity.
  • Responsible for ensuring availability and reliability of the installation power distribution system.
  • Participate as a member of the Electrical Supervisors team in delivering performance against targets.
  • Build effective working relationships with other departments and shifts.
  • Ensure necessary preparation for relevant scheduled activities.
  • Responsible for completing verification assurance and maintenance routines and maintain quality records.
  • Ensure competent in the (asset) electrical safety procedures and to be certified as Authorised Electrical Person.
  • Ensure that the underlying causes of failures are understood and that action is taken to avoid repeat failures.
  • Bring defects in practices, equipment, tools, to the attention of relevant staff.
  • Liaise with projects, vendors, and OEMs so as to maintain maintenance plans and documentation.
  • Maintain accurate and appropriate maintenance records and ensure that the data is entered into the appropriate information management systems.
  • Execute duties as specified in the station/bill/emergency response procedures or as directed by the OIM.
  • Comply with Company procedures and ensure a full and comprehensive handover detailing all relevant information in accordance with these procedures.
  • Is conversant with the isolation procedures of all electrical equipment.
  • Commit to Competence Assurance System and undertake any training and assessment required for the role.
  • Implement all maintenance activities associated with vessel, utilities, and process equipment. This is carried out in accordance with legislative requirements, company health, safety, environmental, integrity, and other relevant standards and company values. Decision-making ability is in accordance with delegation of authority.
  • Responsible for the health, safety, and welfare of crew, and areas of the environment pertaining to their position.

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  • Valid Electricity at work regs, COMPEX essential.
  • Valid HV/LV Switching is preferred.
  • Written and verbal communication skills and the ability to present technical issues in a clear and concise manner.
  • Ability to create positive relations with peers and stakeholders internally and externally.
  • Prior experience of the following electrical equipment/systems: Generator units, control equipment, and protection devices. High-tension switchgear, HV cables, control cables, and protection devices. Explosion-protected equipment. All testing equipment, meggers, AVO’s, and multimeters. Testing and fault finding on HV and LV circuits. Modify the settings of protection equipment for authorized changes in design.
  • Knowledge of electrical maintenance practices associated technical standards, processes, and relevant legislation.
  • Experience in the control and use of “Safe Systems of Work” (PTW) including their procedures.
  • Written and verbal communication skills and the ability to present technical issues in a clear and concise manner.
  • Ability to create positive relations with peers and stakeholders internally and externally.
  • S/NVQ Process Engineering Maintenance (Electrical) Level 3 or equivalent.
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