Responsible for the maintenance and repair of any electrical systems onboard as directed by the Chief Electrical Engineer.
Must have good knowledge of the electrical equipment in the hotel and galley areas.
Must have initiative, be proficient in electrical trouble shooting, solve electrical problems and work independently.
Must know the location of all the major distribution panes, in order to be able to shut down power in the event of any failures, fire or maintenance work.
The Assistant Electrician must be familiar with safety routines and ensure that the necessary safeguards are in place before any maintenance/repair work commences.
Ensure that Class Rules and industry standards are strictly adhered to in any modifications to electrical systems.
Must be familiar with the Safety Management System including his/her responsibilities in the Safety Organization according to the emergency Plan and Station Bill.
Performs other related duties as assigned or as directed. The omission of specific duties does not preclude the supervisor from assigning duties that are logically related to the position.
Must be familiar with the Safety and Environmental Protection Policy and the SEMS, and carry out the policies and procedures appropriate for his/her position.

QUALIFICATIONS / REQUIREMENTS FOR ETO ON CRUISE SHIP

Minimum of one year experience working with electrical systems and equipment is required.
Intermediate to Advanced level English verbal and writing skills, including the proper use of English grammar is required.

EDUCATION FOR ELECTRICIAN, ETO ON CRUISE SHIP

High school diploma or foreign equivalent is required.
Position-specific STCW training from an accredited educational institution is required.

ATTRIBUTES

Passionate about hospitality and customer service driven
Must have a professional appearance and good hygiene
Respect for all co-workers and guests
Pride in your work by creating positive energy, excitement and fun
Able to work 7 days a week
Demonstrate positive behaviors; smiling, being polite and courteous
Able to develop a camaraderie with team members
Ability to live in close quarters, share limited space with other cabin-mates

REQUIRED ABILITIES / PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ETO, ELECTRICIAN ON SHIP

While performing the essential functions of this job, all team members are required to stand; walk long distances on the ship; use hands to touch, handle or feel; reach with hands and arms; talk, hear, taste and smell. All vessel positions require repetitive motion of bending, climbing, going up and down stairs and lifting more than 25 pounds. This job requires specific vision abilities to include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus.
All team members must be physically able to participate in emergency life saving procedures and drills. All vessel positions require full use and range of arms and legs as well as full visual, verbal and hearing abilities to receive and give instructions in the event of an emergency including the lowering of lifeboats.
Work within different temperature changes—indoors to outdoors.
Able to pass basic safety course.
This is a minimal description of duties. Other work requirements may be necessary and assigned as business or maritime law dictates.

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• Maintain inventory of all software and computer, printer, and network hardware with serial numbers and record of ownership
• Assist shoreside IT with application deployment, upgrades, and troubleshooting
• User assistance:
  • Assist users when required in all computer based applications
  • Instruct users in basic handling routines, such as login, logout, personal file maintenance, printer operations, etc.
  • Provide occasional user training for new applications
  • Monitor and manage users’ data storage requirements to ensure effective use of resources
  • Utilize automation tools and monitoring systems to proactively monitor and manage user computer systems
• Network maintenance:
  • Proactively monitor health of all network electronics on daily basis to ensure maximum up time
  • Monitor ship wireless network to ensure maximum up time
  • Troubleshoot and maintain all network cabling
• Regular Maintenance routines:
  • Perform regular backups of all server based systems
  • Check all port/terminal hardware (PC’s, printers) each port day morning to ensure proper operation
  • Check of all servers to ensure proper operation on a daily basis
  • Install new software as required
  • Monitor network storage for inappropriate use (music files, personal photos, etc.)
  • Conduct regular cleaning (dust removal, etc.) of all computers and terminals
• Report any changes in inventory to the Chief Engineer
• Maintain and support the shipboard DECT phone system
• Troubleshoot, conduct maintenance and testing of electronics, computer systems, and software
• Working in coordination with the 1st and Automation Electronics Engineers for the reliability, integrity and availability of automation systems throughout the vessel
• Execute additional job responsibilities, as assigned by DCL leadership, based on operational need
• Comply with all company set policies and procedures, along with all maritime and ship rules, regulations and procedures
• Participate in Emergency Duties as specified in the ship Assembly Plan

Basic Qualifications for IT Tehnician on Cruise ship:

• Experience with Microsoft suite of applications (MS Office, MS Outlook, MS 
Visio, etc.)
• Basic understanding of Microsoft server operation and troubleshooting
• Strong PC setup and troubleshooting skills
• Excellent customer service skills
• Ability to express thoughts clearly and thoroughly in writing
• Be at least 21 years of age
• Be able to speak, read and write fluent English
• Willingness to live and work onboard one of our vessels for a certain length of time (based on position)
• Be able to work a seven-day, 70-84 hour week with limited time off
• Be able to adhere to  appearance guidelines
• Enjoy working in a high-volume, fast-paced, guest-service oriented environment
• Be flexible with your work schedule, job duties and work locations
• Appreciate diversity among guests and crew

Preferred Qualifications for IT Tehnician on Cruise ship:

• 4-year degree in Information Technology or related field of study
• Familiarity with IT operations in the cruise industry
• Knowledge of telephony systems including VOIP
• Experience with VMWare virtualization technology
• Familiarity with computer network operation
• Familiarity with Cisco network electronics
• Familiarity with Fidelio Cruise applications
• Familiarity with Micros Point of Sale application

Additional Information:

This is a SHIPBOARD role.

• Applicants must:
• Be genuinely interested in a career at sea and willing to live and work onboard a vessel
• Be committed to the position you are applying for at least 2-3 contracts before a transfer or promotion
• Be willing to follow and perform safety role, emergency duties and/or associated responsibilities as specified in the ship Assembly Plan
• Be willing and able to uphold the general safety management responsibilities specified in the Safety Management System in areas and operations under their control
• Be willing to follow and embrace United States Public Health requirements and guidelines as well as Environmentality requirements and Company practices
• Be appreciative of working and living in a multi-cultural environment
• Be comfortable living in a confined space with strict rules and regulations
• Adhere to a structured lifestyle, personally and professionally

Your Responsibilities on job of IT Tehnician on Cruise ship:

• Have a valid passport and C1/D Seaman’s visa (DCL will provide you with documents to obtain this)
• Complete a pre-employment medical
• Obtain a criminal background check
• Bring approved work shoes

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Duration of contract:4+1 months
Vessel’s Type:Passenger Ship
Sea-going Experience 2 contracts and more on a same type of vessels in the rank
English Level Good and higher
Please forward your application form to email:info@eurocrew-ua.com

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Strong AV / IT R

eference: 230318

Salary: Competitive (Paid in EUROs)

Position: Rotation 10 Weeks on: 10 Weeks off

Location: World Cruising

Robertson ETOs is looking for a Strong and experienced ETO / AV IT engineer for a 100+m motor yacht operating worldwide.

The ideal candidate will be responsible for assisting in the monitoring, maintenance and repair of all electrical, electronic, AV/IT and Networking systems on board.

Should be familiar with planned maintenance systems; be able to keep records regarding all maintenance, both planned and unplanned.

Have a proactive attitude towards monitoring system performance and taking action before degradation of services occur.

IT experience is essential and certifications are preferred.

You will be required to assist engineering department members in electrical maintenance of tenders and water sports equipment.

Have a fluent command of the English language, highly motivated and prepared to integrate into a multi-national crew.

Desirable qualifications / experience: ETO CoC, Cisco, Microsoft, Crestron, SeaTel, ECDIS/IBS.

If you are interested and fit all the above criteria, please email your CV and certificates to: info@robertsonetos.com quoting reference 230318.

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The Chief Electronic Engineer will be responsible for the management of the electronic department onboard to include all electronic equipment and communication/IT systems.

To apply for this amazing position please click here https://bit.ly/2DNJcUM

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The shipbuilder provides a complete set of ships’ electrical diagrams.

It is important that you study these diagrams to be able to read and understand them competently, and to use them as an aid in locating electrical faults.

How to read ship’s block diagram

A ship electrical block diagram shows in simplified form the main inter relationships of the elements in a system, and how the ship system works or may be operated. Such diagrams are often used to depict control systems and other complex relationships.

Picture describes the main functions of an overcurrent relay (OCR) used for protection. Its circuit diagram shows one way of realising the overall OCR function.

Diagrams like this state the function of each block but usually do not give any information about the components in each block or how the blocks are actually interconnected.

How to read ship’s system diagram

A ship system diagram shows the main features of a ship’s system and its bounds, without necessarily showing cause-to-effects main use is to illustrate the ways of operating the system. Detail is omitted in order to make the diagram as clear as possible, and so, easily understood.

How to read and understand ship’s circuit diagrams

A circuit diagram shows, in full, the functioning of a circuit.

All essential parts and connections are depicted by means of graphical symbols arranged to show the operation as clearly as possible but without regard to the physical layout of the various items, their parts or connections.

The electrical connections for a motor starter are clearly shown in the simplest possible way.

A most important point is that no attempt is made to show the moving contacts of a relay or contactor along side the coil that operates them (where they are actually physically located). Instead, the coil and its related contacts are identified by a common number or letter.

Although there are international agreements as to the symbol to be used to represent electrical components you must be prepared to meet various different symbols representing the same component.

The use of a ship circuit diagram is to enable the reader to understand the operation of the circuit, to follow each sequence in the operation from the moment of initiating the operation (e.g. by pressing a start button) to the final act (e.9. starting of the motor).

If the equipment fails to operate correctly, the reader can follow the sequence of operations until he comes to the operation that has failed.

The components involved in that faulty operation can then be examined to locate the suspect item.

There is no need to examine other components that are known to function correctly and have no influence on the fault, so the work is simplified.

A circuit diagram is an essential tool for fault finding on ship electrical system.

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