Specialist Electrical & Control Engineer

Overview

Provide global technical support for marine electrical and control design appraisal.

Key Responsibilities

• bid estimating
• equipment approval
• client relations
• compliance
• rule development
• technical advisory

Tasks

-Contribute to the bid and win processes for new projects by accurately estimating time requirements and developing scopes of work. -Conducting approval of electrical and control equipment and components against various statutory codes and Class Rules. Carrying out Type Approval activity for electrical and control equipment. -To build and maintain a good relationship with our clients and internal stakeholders. -Conduct activities in line with internal procedures, accreditation schemes, legislation, and industry standards. -Contributing to Rule Development Projects and Proposals if required to ensure our Rules remain up to date and in line with the latest industry innovations. -Produce the required deliverables within the agreed broad parameters in a defined format and review other employee’s work where requested. -Providing specialist technical advice to internal and external clients globally at a senior level, which will include designers, shipyards and other LR surveyors and specialists.

Requirements

• chartered engineer
• professional membership
• electrical engineering
• class rules
• marine electrical
• teamwork

What You Bring

-Chartered or Incorporated Engineer status. -Working as a member of the Global Electrical & Control Discipline team carrying out design appraisal and consultancy against a range of Class Rules and statutory codes. You will be principally working with marine electrical/automation/electronic aspects for existing or new construction merchant ships but there will be opportunities to be involved with other ship types and offshore projects in line with business needs. -Membership of an appropriate professional institution. -It is preferable that the individual should have an understanding of the responsibilities of a Classification Society, and the interface between Class Rules and Statutory Regulations. -The candidate should have a degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronic/Telecommunication Engineering, Marine Engineering or equivalent from a tertiary organisation recognised by Lloyd’s Register. -Relevant experience working with electrical and control designs and the application of Class Rules to the design and construction of ships. Experience in application of Class Rules to offshore or large naval auxiliaries is advantageous. Candidates with lesser experience can also be considered however at a lower position. -Have the ability to work both independently and as part of a team, to prioritise work and meet LR and Clients’ deadlines, and to work effectively under pressure. -Proficiency in the English Language (written and oral) commensurate with the work and an ability to write detailed technical reports and design appraisal documents.

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Benefits

-The opportunity to work for an organization that has a strong sense of purpose, is values driven and helps colleagues to develop professionally and personally through our range of people development programmes.

About Lloyd'S Register

-It pioneered ship classification and evolved from publishing the 'Red & Green Books' into a global classification society. -Today it advises on design, construction, operation, and decommissioning of maritime and offshore assets. -Its services span classification, compliance, advisory, digital platforms, and technical assurance. -Notable work includes classing nuclear-powered vessels and advising on digital voyage compliance systems. -It has innovated load-line rules, classified the first steam, iron, and LNG ships, and leads decarbonisation efforts. -It acquired digital platforms like OneOcean and Hanseaticsoft to enhance fleet performance capabilities.

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