Responsibilities
- Perform annual, periodic, and technical inspections of marine elevators.
- Carry out planned, preventive, corrective, and breakdown maintenance.
- Diagnose, troubleshoot, and resolve mechanical, electrical, control, and PLC-related faults.
- Execute repairs, adjustments, parts replacements, modernization works, and major repairs on elevator systems.
- Perform heavy field jobs such as travelling cable replacement, wire rope renewal, suspension-related repairs, and associated testing and inspections where required.
- Remove and install cables, route and secure them correctly, terminate and connect multiple cores accurately, and complete electrical and operational testing.
- Support wire rope renewal activities, including inspection, adjustment, load test preparation, and post-repair verification in line with applicable requirements.
- Read and interpret wiring diagrams, technical drawings, schematics, manuals, and service documentation.
- Maintain clear and accurate service reports, inspection findings, parts usage records, risk observations, and customer communication notes.
- Coordinate closely with Technical, Operations, Project Management, service partners, and vessel crew to support practical job planning and execution.
- Identify technical and operational risks in advance and communicate realistic onsite duration, manpower needs, and job constraints based on the actual scope and vessel conditions.
- Uphold company HSE requirements and stop work when conditions are unsafe or when access, tools, manpower, or planning assumptions are not suitable for safe execution.
- Deliver professional support to customers and vessel crew while maintaining service quality and compliance.
- Perform other job-related duties as assigned.
Requirements
- Diploma or degree in Engineering, preferably Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, or Mechanical.
- Minimum 10 years of elevator industry experience covering service, troubleshooting, repairs, and inspection.
- Good command of English, both written and spoken; additional regional languages are an advantage.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Willingness to travel extensively for domestic and international vessel attendance.
- Flexibility to work non-standard hours based on vessel schedules and port operations.
- Medically fit for vessel attendance, offshore assignments, and physically demanding work.
- Fit to work at height, in confined machinery spaces, and in challenging port and onboard environments.
- Valid passport and ability to travel at short notice.
- High proficiency with Google Workspace and modern productivity tools.
- Valid Light Motor Vehicle driving license
- Legally entitled to work in the EU (EU/EEA/Swiss nationals or valid work/residence permit)
Nice to Have
- Professional or vocational qualification in elevator engineering is an advantage.
Benefits
- Remuneration and benefits package structured to align with current marine industry benchmarks.
- Opportunity to work within a professional, team-oriented, and technically supportive culture.
- Direct engagement with highly technical offshore and maritime elevator maintenance sectors.
Additional Information
- Reports to: Technical Manager
- Employment: Full-time (40 hours/week)
- Willingness to travel extensively for domestic and international vessel attendance.
- Flexibility to work non-standard hours based on vessel schedules and port operations.
- Medically fit for vessel attendance, offshore assignments, and physically demanding work.
- Fit to work at height, in confined machinery spaces, and in challenging port and onboard environments.
- Valid passport and ability to travel at short notice.
- Valid Light Motor Vehicle driving license
- Legally entitled to work in the EU (EU/EEA/Swiss nationals or valid work/residence permit)
- High proficiency with Google Workspace and modern productivity tools.
