Briggs Marine
Shoreside Engineering Support

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Company Description
Briggs Marine is a leading provider of marine and environmental services, specializing in port and marine operations, subsea support, environmental services, and vessel charter. With over 50 years of experience, the company delivers comprehensive solutions that help clients reduce risk and gain a competitive edge. Headquartered in Burntisland, Fife, Briggs Marine operates across the UK and in key international regions including the Caspian, the Falkland Islands, and North America. The organization is known for its technical expertise, safety-focused culture, and commitment to high-quality service in complex marine environments.
Role Description
The Shoreside Engineering Support role is a full-time, on-site position based in Liverpool. This role involves providing day-to-day technical and engineering support to marine operations, including assisting with maintenance planning, coordinating repairs, and monitoring the performance of vessels and equipment. The position includes liaising with vessel crews, suppliers, and internal teams to resolve engineering issues, maintain accurate technical records, and ensure compliance with safety and operational standards. The individual will support troubleshooting activities, contribute to continuous improvement initiatives, and help optimize shoreside engineering processes and documentation.
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- Candidates should possess strong Engineering Support and Technical Support skills relevant to marine or industrial environments.
- Candidates should possess solid Analytical Skills and Troubleshooting abilities to diagnose issues and propose effective solutions.
- Candidates should possess clear and professional Communication skills for collaborating with crews, engineers, and stakeholders.
- Relevant experience in marine, mechanical, or electrical engineering support is highly beneficial.
- Vocational or degree-level qualification in engineering or a related technical discipline is preferred.
- Familiarity with maintenance management systems, safety regulations, and industry standards is an advantage.
- Ability to work on-site in Liverpool, manage multiple tasks, and maintain attention to detail in a fast-paced operational environment.
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