Marine Engineering Technician (Electrical)

Working within the Marine Engineering team, the successful candidate will be responsible for undertaking maintenance of machinery and hull systems in a fleet of small commercial craft (up to 36m), shore facilities and piers. In addition to skilled maintenance, fault finding and installation work and plant driving, the ME Technician will be required to supervise the work of other technical staff/contractors and serve as relief Ship's Engineers in the Authority's Salvage Craft. They will also be expected to impart their knowledge and experience onto junior and trainee staff. Candidates must be self-motivated and capable of undertaking manual lifting operations.

• A time served Marine/Industrial Electrical Engineering Technician, with a HNC in a relevant engineering discipline or equivalent desirable, demonstrate both theoretical practical experience in fault diagnosis, maintenance and operation of the wide range of mechanical, electrical and control systems across the marine fleet and plant.
• Vessel & industrial electrical distribution and control systems at 12V & 24V dc and 230V, plus 415V ac occasionally.
• Electrical fitting and installation
• The current edition of BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations) and the Electricity at Work Regs.
• Diesel engine electronic control systems would be an advantage
• Diesel engine and vessel mechanical systems (fuel systems, cooling systems, propulsion systems etc.) would be an advantage
• Marine navigation equipment installation and fault finding would be an advantage.
In addition, you will:
• Be highly motivated and able to work separately or as part of a team.
• Possess and maintain a clean UK Full Driving Licence (manual).
• Be able to operate Forklift Trucks etc. (training can be given).
• Be agile, able to climb ladders and to work in small/confined spaces, e.g. small boat engine rooms and tank spaces etc.
• Be enrolled on courses from time to time to improve skills.
  
  The Port of London Authority has a wide range of responsibilities along the tidal Thames. Actively promoting safe use of the river, we strive to safeguard its valuable environment, balancing these requirements with our desire to encourage more commercial activity. From Teddington, past the Thames Barrier and out to sea, we work closely with commercial recreational and amenity groups to maximise the potential of the Thames as a safe and enjoyable waterway for trade, tourism and leisure.
  
  In return, we offer:
• 28 days annual leave
• Medical Cash Plan (Westfield Health)
• Generous pension
• Onsite parking with electric charging
• Access to Occupational Health, Mindfulness, Counselling and Physiotherapy
• Cycle to Work Scheme
• Access to MyGymDiscounts + on site gym
• Salary Sacrifice Car Scheme