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Salary and Benefits

MVR 6,000 - MVR 16,000
Offer a competitive salary and benefits package commensurate with experience and qualifications.

Job Description

Marine Electro-mechanical Technician

Responsible for the installation, inspection, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of electro-mechanical systems onboard vessels. This includes propulsion systems, pumps, motors, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, control panels, automation equipment, and auxiliary machinery, ensuring all systems operate safely, reliably, and efficiently in demanding tropical marine environments.

Responsibilities 

• Install, maintain, and repair pumps, motors, hydraulic systems, and control panels.
• Troubleshoot and service automation systems, including PLC-based controls.
• Assist with generator overhauls and propulsion system support.
• Ensure compliance with the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation | Maldives, and IMO technical standards.
• Support dockyard repairs and maintenance within shipyards.

Requirements

• Diploma in Electromechanical Engineering or Marine Engineering.
• Proven experience on marine vessels, preferably in tropical or high-humidity environments.
• Strong knowledge of corrosion prevention and saltwater system maintenance.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a marine engineering team.

How Apply

Interested candidates are invited to submit their CV and supporting documents to: [email protected]

Requirements and Qualifications

Minimum Experience

Not Specified

Minimum Qualification

Diploma

Documents to Submit

Documents

• Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• Diploma or certificate in Electromechanical or Marine Engineering
• Marine certifications (STCW or equivalent, if available)
• Relevant technical or professional certificates
• Copy of passport or national ID
• Previous employment references or service certificates

Other Information

Industries

• Yacht Marina

Occupations

• Mechanic, Electrical

Employment Type

• Full-Time

Field of work

• Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction