2nd Electronics Engineer
The 2nd Electronics Engineer reports to the Chief Electrical Engineer / 1st Electronics Engineer and is responsible for the maintenance and repair of electrical and electronic installations onboard. The role involves executing maintenance tasks as directed by supervisors, ensuring systems operate safely and efficiently across various service areas of the ship.
All shipboard personnel may be required to perform functions across different venues and throughout the vessel as needed.
Responsibilities:
- Always conduct oneself professionally and courteously, maintaining positive interactions with guests and fellow crew members, especially in guest contact and crew areas.
- Uphold the highest environmental standards, working with superiors and subordinates to understand and comply with company environmental policies. Immediately inform superiors if any environmental system malfunctions.
- Assist with maintenance of equipment under the supervision of the 1st Electronics Engineer when required.
- Be responsible for maintenance tasks assigned within his discipline.
- Train, guide, and coach Assistant Electrical Engineers under his supervision (if assigned).
- Perform additional routines and work as assigned by the Chief Electrical Engineer or 1st Electronics Engineer.
- Ensure all work complies with regulatory requirements, SQM, SOPs, and manufacturer recommendations.
- Maintain and update all relevant documentation, including drawings, service manuals, and “as-built” records.
- Ensure all system components and parts are registered and fully covered by AMOS maintenance jobs.
- Request additional manpower as needed for repairs and maintenance tasks.
- Keep the Chief Electrical Engineer / 1st Electronics Engineer verbally informed of the status of all areas of responsibility on a daily basis.
- Maintain a detailed work report book, updated daily, for future reference.
- Attend meetings, training sessions, courses, and other work-related activities as required.
Assisting the 1st Electronics Engineer with maintenance and repair of:
- Electronic equipment and boards
- Radio communication systems
- Navigation systems
- Telephone exchanges and related equipment (sets, pagers)
- Talkback and sound-powered telephones
- Weather information systems
- Integrated Bridge Systems
- Fire detection systems
- UPS systems and batteries
- Camera surveillance systems
- Public address systems
- Emergency mustering & local entertainment interfaces
- KVM systems
- Searchlights
- Dimming systems
Direct responsibility for maintenance and repair of:
- Hotel venue automation systems
- Hospitality calling systems
- Fire doors & roller shutters
- Semi- and light-watertight doors
- LLL (Power Supply and Control System)
- Other hotel electronics equipment
Qualifications & Training:
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical/Electronic Engineering (or equivalent 4-year university degree preferred)
- Well-documented experience with marine electronics installations
- Basic Safety Training according to STCW standards
- Advanced Fire Fighting Training Course per STCW
- Experience on cruise ships or large passenger ships
- Familiarity with AMOS Maintenance Systems
- Knowledge of communication systems, computers/networks, alarm and monitoring systems
- Experience with navigation equipment and power electronics
Language Requirements:
- Ability to speak English clearly, distinctly, and cordially with guests
- Proficiency in reading and writing English to interpret procedures
- Ability to give and receive instructions effectively in both written and verbal forms
- Capable of effectively presenting information and responding to questions from guests, supervisors, and colleagues
Physical Requirements:
- Regularly required to stand, walk, handle tools, reach, talk, hear, and taste/smell
- Occasionally/frequently/continually lift and/or move up to 50 pounds
- Specific vision abilities include close, distance, colour, peripheral, depth perception, and focus adjustment
- Must be physically capable of participating in emergency lifesaving procedures and drills, including lowering lifeboats
- Full use of arms, legs, vision, hearing, and verbal communication necessary to receive and give instructions during emergencies
- Ability to lift/move up to 50 pounds