Take your electrical expertise worldwide and play a key role in maintaining Bourbon’s fleet

As part of a new organisation, Bourbon is recruiting ETO(s) to join its International Mobile Team and oversee electrical and electrotechnical maintenance activities during PMP.

You will travel to different Group locations according to operational needs, with an annual work schedule of 192 days. Working alongside local technical teams, you will help keep vessels and their equipment safe, reliable and ready for operations.

Your role: 

Reporting to the manager of the International Mobile Team (Head of SRC) and working closely with Technical Superintendents, PMP teams and local technical teams, you will:

• Prepare and coordinate electrical maintenance activities during PMP, identifying technical requirements, resources, equipment and priorities;
• Carry out hands-on electrical and electrotechnical maintenance, including troubleshooting, repairs, testing and commissioning of vessel equipment and systems;
• Diagnose and resolve technical issues involving marine electrical installations, automation, control systems, instrumentation and Power Management Systems (PMS);
• Provide technical supervision to local electricians, organising their activities, monitoring work quality and supporting them during complex interventions;
• Share your expertise and develop local teams' technical capabilities through practical guidance, coaching and knowledge transfer;
• Ensure compliance with Bourbon's QHSE standards, electrical safety procedures and technical requirements throughout all interventions;
• Monitor progress and provide technical reporting, documenting completed work, identified anomalies, test results and recommendations for corrective actions.

• A recognised technical qualification in marine electrical engineering, electrotechnics, electrical maintenance or a related discipline;
• Solid experience in marine electrical maintenance and troubleshooting, ideally gained in shipyards, offshore operations or vessel maintenance environments;
• Proven hands-on expertise in electrical systems, automation, control equipment and fault diagnosis;
• Knowledge of PLC programming would be an advantage;
• Experience in technical supervision, team coordination or knowledge transfer would be highly valued;
• Strong problem-solving skills, autonomy and the ability to organise and prioritise technical activities;
• A practical, safety-oriented mindset and the ability to work effectively with multicultural teams;
• Professional English and willingness to travel internationally according to operational requirements.