Electrotechnician (ETO) for Offshore Supply Vessel W2W – £310/Day – Joining in the UK

Electrotechnician (ETO) for Offshore Supply Vessel W2W – £310/Day – Joining in the UK

Description of the role and key functions: An Electrotechnician (ETO) is required to join an offshore supply vessel walk-to-work (W2W). Main responsibilities include managing and maintaining electrical systems on board, with a particular focus on high voltage. Previous experience on similar vessels and within the same rank is expected.

Requirements and qualifications: Valid STCW certificates. Up-to-date medical certificate. Previous experience with high voltage. Experience on the same type of vessel and rank. Good command of English is essential. EU nationalities only.

Additional details: Salary: £310/Day NET. Contract duration: 4 weeks. Joining date: 23rd July 2025 in the UK.

For more information, visit the original job posting at Job at Sea.

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