The cadetship training program includes both classroom studies for theoretical principles and hands-on practical training in the day-to-day operations of the ship. A training officer will monitor your progress and review your work on various projects you'll complete. You'll also get personalized mentoring and training from senior officers in your chosen career path.
As an Electrical Technical Cadet, you will operate and maintain the ship's machinery & equipment, including:
- Operate and maintain electrical and electronic equipment
- Troubleshoot electronic control circuits on a switchboard
- Main engine (diesel or steam)
- Generators
- Cooling systems
- Control systems
- Hydraulics Pumps
- Air compressors
- Oil purifiers
- Distillation plant
- Overhaul large and small diesel engines
- Refrigeration systems
- Make new valve spindles on a lathe
- Weld broken pipes or tackle any other job needed to keep the ship operating
A valid STCW 95 license is required and tanker experience is preferred
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