- Salary
- $5500 - 6500 / month
- Employer supplied
- Contract
- Contract
- Employment type
- Department
- Deck
- Maritime function
- Posted
- Aug 23, 2026
- 2 platform views
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Role overview
What this job needs
Electrician needed for 4‑month crude oil tanker contract, handling power systems and maintenance, $5,500‑$6,500 monthly.
Employer notes
The electrician will join the deck department of a modern crude oil tanker, ensuring safe operation of all electrical equipment that supports cargo handling and ship propulsion. Work is performed on a vessel that complies with IMO and SOLAS regulations and operates worldwide.
Daily duties include routine inspection of generators, switchboards, and cargo heating coils, troubleshooting faults in high‑ and low‑voltage circuits, and carrying out preventive maintenance on pumps, lighting and alarm systems. The role also requires responding to emergencies, performing repairs under pressure, and keeping detailed logs of all work performed.
Apply to work on a well‑maintained vessel with a professional crew and competitive pay. The contract offers a clear schedule, shore‑leave opportunities and a supportive environment for career growth.
Day-to-day focus
Key responsibilities
Operate safely
The electrician will join the deck department of a modern crude oil tanker, ensuring safe operation of all electrical equipment that supports cargo handling and ship propulsion.
Meet standards
Work is performed on a vessel that complies with IMO and SOLAS regulations and operates worldwide.
Support the team
Daily duties include routine inspection of generators, switchboards, and cargo heating coils, troubleshooting faults in high‑ and low‑voltage circuits, and carrying out preventive maintenance on pumps, lighting and alarm systems.
Requirements
- OK- Valid STCW Electrical Engineer Certificate (or equivalent) with seafarer’s book
- OK- Minimum 2 years experience as shipboard electrician on tankers or bulk carriers
- OK- Proficiency with high‑voltage (up to 11 kV) and low‑voltage systems, cargo heating, and pump control circuits
- OK- Ability to read schematics, perform preventive maintenance and troubleshoot electrical faults
- OK- Good health, medical fitness and fluent English communication
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