P&O Maritime Logistics –Marine Electrician Class I, UAE Ports

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DP World is seeking a Class I Marine Electrician for UAE ports through P&O Maritime Logistics. You’ll inspect, maintain, and repair electrical systems on fleet tugs, pilot boats and mooring boats; run regular maintenance checks; install and commission new equipment; ensure safety compliance and meticulous record-keeping; collaborate with the team to keep operations flowing; provide day and night shift support; uphold workshop housekeeping and calibrate tools; and perform duties with minimal supervision when needed. Requirements include Class I or II certification, at least 5 years in marine electrical systems, strong schematics literacy, problem solving and teamwork, plus flexible hours and travel. To apply, tailor your resume to highlight hands-on maintenance, commissioning, calibration, safety training, and shipboard electrical diagrams, quantify impact, and demonstrate reliability and shift readiness.

Operations  

• To inspect, maintain, and repair electrical systems on fleet tugs, pilot boats, and mooring boats.  

• To perform regular maintenance checks and troubleshoot electrical issues.  

• To install, test, and commission new electrical equipment.  

• To ensure compliance with safety regulations and industry standards.  

• To keep detailed records of all maintenance and repair work.  

• To collaborate with other team members to ensure efficient operations.  

• To provide support on day and night shift to address and resolve technical issues promptly.  

• To maintain high standards of housekeeping in workshop and P&OML base.    

• To ensure all measurement equipment and tools are in working condition and available when required.   

• To carry out duties without direct supervision, when necessary, thereby ensuring smooth flow of marine operations.   

Qualification & Experience

• Class I or II Marine Electrician certification. 
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in marine electrical systems. 
• Strong knowledge of marine electrical and electronic systems. 
• Ability to read and interpret technical diagrams and schematics. 
• Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail. 
• Strong communication and teamwork abilities. 
• Willingness to work flexible hours and travel as needed. 
• Use of measurement tools with calibration equipment and interpretation of result.