SENIOR TECHNICIAN

Job Purpose:

Drive disciplined execution of electronics maintenance, repair, and assembly activities for ROV and subsea systems within the Electrical/Electronic Team

Support workshop and offshore operations to ensure equipment readiness, reliability, and performance in line with operational requirements

Ensure smooth coordination with cross-functional teams while maintaining high standards of safety, quality, and efficiency

Key Accountabilities:

Responsible for execution of electronics-related activities including assembly, commissioning, maintenance, and repair of ROV systems, subsea tooling, and associated equipment

Ensure all work is completed in accordance with company and client standards, meeting deadlines and operational expectations

Perform diagnostic, fault finding, and troubleshooting of electronic and electro-mechanical systems

Support mobilization and demobilization of ROV and subsea equipment both onshore and offshore

Supervise and guide junior technicians, apprentices, and interns, ensuring adherence to safety practices and technical standards

Provide hands-on support for workshop tasks including assembly, disassembly, and manufacturing of subsea equipment

Maintain accurate documentation including service reports, test records, and asset maintenance reports (AMR)

Coordinate and collaborate with other disciplines such as mechanical, hydraulic, and fabrication teams

Ensure proper housekeeping, tool management, and safe operation of equipment such as forklifts and lifting tools

Support urgent operational requirements, including short-notice tasks and material preparation

Promote and adhere to QHSE standards, ensuring compliance with safety policies and fostering a strong safety culture

Assist in loading and offloading of equipment, including rigging, slinging, and manual handling activities

Qualifications / Certifications:

Diploma or Trade Qualification in Electronics or related field

Additional technical certifications in electronics, instrumentation, or subsea systems are an advantage

Valid offshore certifications (if required) will be an added advantage

Relevant Experience:

Minimum 5 years of experience as a qualified electronics technician, preferably in oil & gas, subsea, or offshore environment

Hands-on experience with ROV systems, subsea tooling, and electronic/electro-mechanical equipment

Strong experience in diagnostics, troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance of electronic systems

Experience working in workshop and offshore environments, including equipment mobilization and commissioning

Familiarity with working alongside multidisciplinary teams in engineering and production settings

Experience in supervising junior personnel and supporting team development

Key Knowledge, Skills & Attributes:

Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills with logical thinking ability

Good communication, organization, and time management skills

High attention to detail with ability to perform precise technical work

Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team environment

Physically capable of performing manual tasks and handling equipment

Adaptable, proactive, and able to work under pressure in dynamic environments

Health, Safety, Environment & Quality (QHSEQ):

Ensure compliance with Occupational Safety and Health requirements and company policies at all times

Actively promote safe working practices and participate in building a strong safety culture

Adhere to environmental regulations and company environmental management systems

Support continuous improvement initiatives within quality management systems and processes

Special Requirements:

Willingness to travel and work onshore/offshore as required (valid passport required)

Physically fit to perform manual handling and operational tasks

Flexibility to support urgent and short-notice operational requirements

Willingness to work overtime when necessary