Marine Electrical Engineer

Please note that this is not an exhaustive list of everything that needs to be done. 
Anantara employees always find new ways to look after the business, their guests, and 
their colleagues. Within this, the key responsibilities for this position are:
o Perform maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of all marine electrical systems 
onboard vessels.
o Maintain and service generators, switchboards, batteries, shore power systems, 
navigation lights, control panels, and related marine electrical equipment.
o Ensure proper execution of Preventive Planned Maintenance (PPM) for all electrical 
systems.
o Inspect, test, and maintain all shore power supply pedestals to ensure safe and reliable 
operation.

o Prepare the Scope of Work (SOW) for the electrical section of each vessel prior to dry 
dock, as well as for normal operations, ensuring all requirements and operational 
standards are met
o Supervise and verify all electrical work carried out during dry dock and ensure 
compliance with approved specifications.
o Conduct final inspections and confirm completion of electrical works before vessel 
re-commissioning.
o Ensure timely requisition of electrical spare parts and materials.
o Maintain accurate documentation, reports, and maintenance records.
o Monitor and respond to all message box complaints related to marine electrical issues, 
ensure timely rectification, and close the complaints properly in the system.
o Always use proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
o Report accidents, incidents, and unsafe conditions immediately.
o Be on standby for marine electrical emergencies 24/7 and respond promptly when 
required.
o Attend and represent the Marine Engineering department during inspections 
conducted by authorities, ensuring full compliance and providing all required 
technical documentation and support.
o Work independently under the instruction of the Marine Supervisor and Marine 
Maintenance Manager.
o Provide regular updates and report to the Marine Supervisor, Marine Maintenance 
Manager, Assistant Chief Engineer, and Director of Engineering regarding work 
progress, issues, and operational status