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Electronic Technician - Deepsea Mira - MODU International

Odfjell Drilling·📍 TT·Posted 4 Nov 2026

With experience and expertise from operations across the globe, we are proud to offer a state-of-the-art semisubmersible rig fleet and highly skilled crews equipped to operate in in the harshest environments. We have established our world-leading position in the industry through five decades of operational success in some of the most challenging natural environments on earth. Due to our recent contract award, Deepsea Mira are crewing up for the wider Caribbean area and recruiting for the position of Electronic Technician. The contract is estimated 150 days + options with operations expected to start April 2027. Vacant positions are expected to start mobilising from January 2027 onwards for onboarding and transit to location. Due to timelines, applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis so if this exciting opportunity is for you, please apply today! QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS Electronic Technician shall meet the requirement for formal education in engineering automation, electronics and computer systems. Requirement can be compensated with other relevant competence. Additional competence is required with respect to electrical installations in hazardous areas (Ex), rules and regulations, as well as system training specified tor the position. Systematic familiarization/Competence Assessment(s) for position Documented relevant experience from offshore/maritime operations onboard MODU / floating installation. Fluent written/oral English language. DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES Electronic Technician is responsible for the operation, maintenance and repair of control systems, instrumentation, navigation, communication systems, networks and associated equipment on the unit. Ensure that procedures for maintenance follow-up of the rig gauges, test equipment, etc. are performed. Participate in the execution of multi-disciplinary maintenance. Housekeeping in the electronic workshop and other areas of responsibility. Installation of new electronic equipment. Control and “Hook up” of equipment for service companies and integrate them to the rig systems. Update and report “red mark-up” for documentation related to onboard electrical systems and installations/equipment. Execute planned/preventative maintenance in accordance with the company’s maintenance program and ensure that this is updated in the electronic maintenance system. Electronic Technician on duty has been delegated professional responsibility onboard regarding operation, maintenance and repair of the systems that are within his area of responsibility. Electronic Technician is responsible for ensuring that work is carried out in a safe, professional manner in accordance with the safety provisions contained in regulations and the company’s and operator’s requirements/standards. Electronic Technician is responsible for ensuring that electrical and electronic equipment within their designated area is properly isolated in accordance with the requirements outlined in the Permit to Work (PtW) system. Contribute to that stock is provided with the consumables, parts and tools necessary for execution of maintenance within his/her area of responsibility. System/Equipment responsibilities, but not restricted are: - IAS system - DP system - F G system - ESD system - PLC controlled equipment - Anchor winch control system - Drilling control system - Mud Control System - Navigation System - Communication system - Entertainment system - Data system (computer network) - Above mentioned systems when integrated in 3.part equipment We live our core values – creative, competent, result oriented, committed – while always being safety conscious.

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