As an Electro Technical Officer (ETO) in the Engine section, your primary responsibility is to oversee the electrical and electronic systems on board a vessel. You will work closely with the engineering team to ensure the safe and efficient operation of electrical and electronic equipment, including power generation, distribution, automation, and communication systems. Here is a detailed job description for the position of Electro Technical Officer in the Engine section:

1. Electrical and Electronic System Management:
– Oversee the operation, maintenance, and repair of electrical and electronic systems and equipment on board the vessel.
– Monitor and control power generation, distribution, and electrical loads to ensure optimal performance and efficiency.
– Manage and maintain automation and control systems, including engine control systems, alarm systems, and safety systems.
– Maintain and troubleshoot communication and navigation systems.

2. Power Generation and Distribution:
– Manage the operation and maintenance of power generation systems, including generators, switchboards, and distribution panels.
– Monitor and control electrical loads to maintain a balanced power distribution throughout the vessel.
– Perform routine checks and tests on power distribution equipment, such as transformers, circuit breakers, and cables.

3. Electrical and Electronic Maintenance and Repairs:
– Conduct planned maintenance activities for electrical and electronic systems and equipment as per the vessel’s maintenance schedule.
– Troubleshoot and diagnose electrical and electronic faults, and undertake necessary repairs or replacements.
– Coordinate with the engineering team to ensure timely completion of maintenance and repair tasks.
– Maintain accurate records of maintenance activities, equipment condition, and spare parts inventory.

4. Automation and Control Systems:
– Maintain and calibrate automation and control systems, including engine control systems, alarm systems, and safety systems.
– Monitor system performance and make necessary adjustments to ensure optimal operation.
– Conduct periodic inspections and functional tests to ensure the reliability and accuracy of automation and control systems.

5. Communication and Navigation Systems:
– Maintain and troubleshoot communication and navigation systems, including radio communication, satellite communication, and radar systems.
– Coordinate with the appropriate personnel to ensure compliance with communication regulations and standards.
– Conduct periodic inspections and functional tests to ensure the reliability and accuracy of communication and navigation systems.

6. Safety and Emergency Preparedness:
– Implement and enforce electrical and electronic safety procedures to prevent accidents or hazards.
– Participate in safety drills and emergency response training, ensuring readiness to handle electrical and electronic-related emergencies.
– Conduct regular inspections of electrical and electronic systems to identify potential safety risks and address them promptly.

7. Documentation and Reporting:
– Prepare technical reports, including equipment condition reports and incident reports.
– Maintain up-to-date electrical and electronic drawings, schematics, and documentation.
– Assist in maintaining inventory and ordering spare parts for electrical and electronic systems.
– Provide input for budgeting and planning activities related to electrical and electronic systems.

8. Training and Development:
– Stay updated with the latest electrical and electronic regulations, industry standards, and advancements in the field.
– Enhance technical knowledge and skills through continuous learning and participation in relevant training programs.
– Provide guidance and training to junior electrical and electronic personnel as required.

9. Collaboration and Communication:
– Collaborate effectively with other departments, such as deck officers and shore personnel, to ensure seamless operations.
– Communicate and coordinate with the engineering team regarding electrical and electronic system status and any issues or concerns.
– Maintain open and effective communication within the engine room and across the vessel.

Requirements:
– Relevant educational qualifications in electrical engineering or a related field.
– Electro Technical Officer (ETO) Certificate, as required by the vessel’s flag state and regulations.
– Experience working with electrical and electronic systems on board vessels, preferably in the marine industry.
– Knowledge of electrical and electronic systems, including power generation, distribution, control, automation, and communication.
– Familiarity with electrical and electronic

�safety regulations, standards, and practices.
– Proficient in electrical and electronic troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair techniques.
– Good communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.

Please note that the specific job responsibilities and requirements for an Electro Technical Officer may vary depending on the type of vessel, its electrical and electronic systems, and the applicable regulations.