Marine
Field Service Engineer (214jc) – Southampton – Circa £45k + OT + Benefits
Marine
Turbochargers | Southampton | Worldwide Travel
Travel:
Approximately 70% international travel
Calling
All Royal Navy Marine Engineers
Are
you leaving the Royal Navy, or have you already transitioned into civilian
life?
Have
you spent your career maintaining or overhauling marine diesel engines and
turbochargers aboard frigates, destroyers, auxiliaries or submarines?
If
you've worked on civilian ABB/Accelleron, MAN or Mitsubishi (MET) turbochargers
or Royal Navy equivalent, this could be an outstanding opportunity to build a
long-term civilian career with a global marine engineering organisation.
The
Role
You'll
become part of a specialist engineering team responsible for servicing,
repairing and overhauling marine exhaust gas turbochargers on commercial
vessels and land-based power generation equipment around the world, and you
will be part of a team of 5 based in the UK with a further 5 based in Holland
and Malta
No
two weeks are the same.
You'll
travel internationally, solve technical problems, work alongside experienced
engineers and help minimise downtime for customers operating some of the
world's largest marine engines.
Approximately
70% of your time will be spent travelling worldwide, with the remainder based
at the Southampton workshop.
Because
of this, applicants must live within a reasonable daily commuting distance of
Southampton.
Your
Responsibilities
·
Service,
inspect and overhaul marine exhaust gas turbochargers.
·
Carry
out fault diagnosis and repairs both onboard vessels and within the workshop.
·
Use
precision measuring equipment and record engineering data.
·
Produce
technical reports following completion of work.
·
Work
safely both independently and as part of an international engineering team.
·
Deliver
excellent customer service whilst representing the company worldwide.
Ideal
Military Background
We're
particularly keen to hear from former Royal Navy personnel who have experience
working on:
·
Marine
propulsion systems
·
Diesel
engines
·
Turbochargers
·
Ship
engineering departments
·
Planned
maintenance systems
·
Defect
diagnosis and rectification
·
Marine
mechanical engineering
Experience
working on turbochargers manufactured by ABB / Accelleron, MAN, and/or Mitsubishi
MET would be highly advantageous.
We're
Looking For
·
Marine
engineering experience (Royal Navy or commercial)
·
Hands-on
turbocharger maintenance experience
·
Strong
mechanical fault-finding skills
·
Excellent
attention to detail
·
Ability
to work independently
·
Full
UK driving licence
·
Willingness
to travel internationally for around 70% of the year
In
Return you'll receive, competitive salary circa £45k , Paid overtime, Company
vehicle and mobile phone, tools, PPE and uniform, Private pension, Employee
Health Plan’ 22 days annual leave plus Bank Holidays and on-site parking as
well as extensive product training and long-term career opportunities within an
international business
Why
This Role Suits Royal Navy Engineers
Royal
Navy Marine Engineers already possess many of the skills this employer values:
·
Working
on complex marine propulsion systems
·
Maintaining
critical equipment under pressure
·
Diagnosing
faults quickly
·
Following
engineering procedures precisely
·
Working
safely around rotating machinery
·
Travelling
worldwide at short notice
·
Delivering
high standards of engineering wherever required
If
you've maintained marine engines during your Naval career, you'll already
understand the pace, responsibility and technical challenges this position
offers.
For
more information, please contact Jean-Claude Hedouin at Ex-Mil Recruitment Ltd
on 0333 202 6500, or jc@ex-mil.co.uk or via the website www.ex-mil.co.uk
https://www.ex-mil.co.uk/vacancies/8470/marine-field-service-engineer