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The Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) is responsible for the maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of all electrical and electronic systems onboard the vessel. This includes power generation, automation, dynamic positioning (DP) systems, navigation equipment, and communication systems. The ETO works closely with the engineering team to ensure all electrical operations run safely and efficiently, in compliance with industry regulations. Key Responsibilities: Electrical & Electronic Systems Management: - Maintain and repair main and auxiliary electrical systems, including generators, switchboards, transformers, and circuit breakers. - Ensure continuous operation of power distribution, emergency backup systems, and UPS units. - Oversee and troubleshoot automation and control systems, including engine room monitoring systems. - Maintain Dynamic Positioning (DP) system components (if applicable). - Ensure the reliability of navigation, communication, and alarm systems (ECDIS, radar, GMDSS, fire detection, etc.). Safety & Compliance: - Ensure all electrical systems comply with IMO, SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code, and Class regulations. - Conduct electrical safety inspections and risk assessments. - Follow permit-to-work (PTW) procedures for electrical maintenance and repairs. - Participate in firefighting, emergency response, and safety drills. Maintenance & Troubleshooting: - Perform routine checks on wiring, circuit boards, transformers, and electrical motors. - Diagnose and repair faults in DP systems, automation panels, and PLC-based controls. - Assist in bunkering operations, ensuring proper grounding and electrical safety. - Maintain records of electrical maintenance, repairs, and system upgrades. Team Collaboration & Training: - Work closely with the Chief Engineer, 2nd Engineer, and DP Operators to ensure electrical stability. - Provide guidance and training to junior engineering crew on electrical safety and maintenance procedures. - Keep up to date with technological advancements in marine electrical systems.