Rescue Service Technician

Job purpose:

The Rescue Service Technician (RST) is responsible for the operations and maintenance of Submarine Rescue Systems including but not limited to Submarine Rescue Vehicle (SRV), Hyperbaric Chambers, Remotely-Operated Vehicle (ROV), Launch & Recovery Systems, and associated electrical/hydraulic equipment. The role ensures that Submarine Rescue Systems are maintained in a state of operational readiness and deployed in accordance with company procedures, client requirements, and applicable industry standards.

The role works closely with operational, project, and vessel teams to ensure the safe and successful delivery of submarine rescue services.

Your principal accountabilities and other tasks will be carried out in the framework of our valued behaviours:

• Act with integrity: Do the right thing. Think safety first, always. Respect and trust each other to be accountable and deliver on our commitments, safely and sustainably.
• Pursue excellence: Deliver to the highest standards. Commit to quality. Think and act with purpose, turning our passion and energy into exceptional results.
• Think creatively: Be curious and innovative. Harness our pioneering spirit to solve complex challenges of today and tomorrow. Spark new ideas and inspire change.
• Embrace teamwork: Support, inspire and empower each other. Grow together. Collaborate to unlock our collective potential as one team and in partnership with our stakeholders.

At all times you will adhere to, and promote James Fisher and Sons plc Health, Safety, Environment, and Quality standards in addition to our Code of Conduct and Life Saving Rules.

Dimensions:

· Reports to Operations Manager, and assigned Supervisor

· Responsible for operational readiness of Submarine Rescue Systems and associated equipment

· Supports onshore and offshore operations

· Works across multiple projects, business streams, and operational locations

· Based in Singapore with regional and international travel as required

· Offshore deployment and extended working hours may be required to support operational activities

Principal accountabilities:

· Deployment Readiness: Ensure readiness for deployment by planning, coordinating and supporting operational activities in accordance with company procedures and project requirements. Maintain a high level of personal readiness and ensure punctual attendance at the designated worksite, including compliance with agreed response and mobilisation timelines.

· System and Equipment Availability: Maintain the operational readiness and availability of assigned systems, associated equipment, spares, consumables, tools and support equipment. Monitor operational performance, equipment condition and personnel safety throughout all phases of operations. Promptly identify and report defects, deficiencies or operational limitations that may impact the safety, performance or operational readiness of the systems, and support their resolution, escalating issues to the assigned Supervisor or Operations Manager as appropriate.

· Operational Delivery: Ensure the safe, effective and timely completion of assigned operational tasks and project activities, meeting required quality, safety and service standards and completing associated operational documentation and deliverables accurately and promptly.

· Maintenance and Overhaul: Conduct and support preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, inspection, overhaul and refurbishment activities on assigned systems in accordance with approved maintenance procedures, technical manuals and work instructions, and in compliance with applicable statutory and classification society requirements.

· Inspection, Testing, Certification and Verification: Perform and/or support inspections, functional testing, leak testing, pressure testing, troubleshooting, acceptance testing, certification activities and verification of equipment and systems in accordance with approved procedures and applicable requirements, using calibrated equipment.

· Technical Compliance: Ensure all assigned maintenance and testing activities are completed in accordance with Assembly, Inspection and Test Procedures (AITP), engineering documentation, quality requirements and customer standards.

· Fault Diagnosis and Rectification: Investigate equipment defects, identify root causes and perform authorised corrective actions within the scope of assigned responsibilities, while reporting significant technical issues through the appropriate channels.

· Documentation and Traceability: Complete service reports, task record sheets, inspection records, test reports and maintenance documentation accurately and promptly, ensuring full traceability of maintenance activities, calibration status and equipment configuration.

· Operational and Field Support: Support equipment deployments, commissioning activities, customer demonstrations, Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT), Harbour Acceptance Tests (HAT), sea trials, operational trials and regional field service requirements as directed. Support operational planning, project preparation, mobilisation and demobilisation activities, including risk assessments and other activities required to ensure safe and effective field operations.

· Safety and Quality: Demonstrate a strong commitment to safety and quality by complying with Company Management Systems, safe working procedures, oxygen service requirements, pressure system safety requirements and customer-specific procedures.

· Continuous Improvement: Contribute to the improvement of maintenance processes, technical documentation, test methods, workshop practices and safety initiatives through the proactive identification and reporting of improvement opportunities.

· Additional Duties and Responsibilities: Undertake additional operational, technical or secondary role responsibilities, as directed by the assigned Supervisor or Operations Manager.

Special features:

Employment in this position is subject to obtaining and maintaining the required security clearance. Medically fit and capable of meeting offshore and maritime deployment requirements is essential for the role.

Candidates with one or more of the following will be viewed favourably:

· Offshore engineering, maintenance, or related technical experience.

· Experience operating and maintaining hyperbaric chamber systems.

· Work Class ROV Pilot/Technician experience, preferably with Schilling ROV systems.

Knowledge, experience and skills required:

The role will require a broad base of experience in engineering, offshore, and associated industries including the following:

· Recognised diploma qualification in a relevant engineering or technical discipline

· Proven ability to make sound decisions and exercise effective judgement in high-pressure operational environments.

· Extensive experience in the maintenance, troubleshooting, and operation of hydraulic, mechanical, and electrical systems within offshore or subsea environments.

· Medically fit and capable of meeting offshore and maritime deployment requirements.

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to communicate effectively with operational teams, clients, and stakeholders.