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Borr Drilling

Offshore shallow-water drilling contractor and operator

Electronic Technician

Equipment MaintenanceUpdated on Nov 14
Full-timeUnited StatesNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • BOSIET OPITO certification is required.
  • An offshore medical certificate is required.
  • A recognized electrical or electronic qualification is preferred.
  • Confined Space Vessel Entry qualification is required.
  • Low Voltage qualification is required.
  • Comp Ex qualification is required for the North Sea Region only.
  • Comp Ex or EEHA qualification is required for all Borr regions except the North Sea Region.
  • Previous experience working as an Electronic Technician is required.
  • Previous experience working on similar MODUs is required.
  • Proficiency with office software and company proprietary software is required.
  • Ability to understand and interpret line diagrams and technical drawings is required.
  • Ability to anticipate potential hazards and problems and act before they occur to minimize risk is required.
  • Fluency in written and spoken English is required.

Responsibilities

  • Perform duties assigned by the Rig Maintenance Supervisor in the day-to-day management and long-range stewardship of the rig.
  • Carry out operations safely and conscientiously, correcting or reporting unsafe acts and conditions.
  • Participate in pre-shift, Toolbox Talk, observation-program, and special-operations safety meetings, and report concerns appropriately.
  • Apply the QHSE Management System and comply with Safe Systems of Work, including risk assessments.
  • Use the Integrity Management System and apply its updates, changes, and working instructions.
  • Provide safety leadership and onsite supervision for electronic maintenance activities onboard the rig.
  • Maintain and repair onboard electronic equipment and systems, carrying out planned and unplanned maintenance according to the Maintenance Management Plan.
  • Maintain and repair electrical equipment and systems as directed by the Rig Maintenance Supervisor, following the Maintenance Management Plan.
  • Execute and update the rig’s Computerized Maintenance Management System, maintenance records, and rig documentation in a timely manner and according to company policies and procedures to minimize downtime.
  • Securely store and record revisions, backups, access codes, and passwords for automation software systems; protect automation software and support tools from unauthorized external interference according to company procedures.
  • Assist the Rig Maintenance Supervisor with look-ahead planning for future operations and electronic maintenance, conduct regular inspections, and promptly report damage to the relevant supervisor.
  • Maintain adequate inventory of equipment in the area of responsibility and order stock promptly and cost-effectively.
  • Follow lockout/tagout procedures and identify hazards and risks before starting work on electrical equipment.
  • Assist with third-party equipment inspections and verify that third-party electronic equipment is compatible with use on the rig.
  • Perform diagnostic tests and troubleshoot faults and failures in onboard electronic equipment, including helideck, navigation, marine, radio communications, emergency alarms, communications and IT equipment, PLC and VFD systems, drilling automation systems, Fire & Gas systems, and mud and bulk management or monitoring systems.
  • Participate in near-miss, incident, and accident reporting.
  • Care for and routinely maintain company tools and equipment, return them to proper storage, and service or replace them as needed.
  • Assist the Rig Maintenance Supervisor during emergencies and perform duties in accordance with the Station Bill, Emergency Response Plan, and company policies and procedures.
  • Maintain housekeeping in general rig areas and areas of responsibility, including switchboard rooms, control rooms, Electrical/ET workshops, and storage areas.
  • Keep up to date with operational and technical bulletins relevant to the area of responsibility and maintain required documentation.
  • Prepare comprehensive handover notes and communicate handovers to the relief technician.
  • Maintain required training and competency standards for the role.
  • Complete other duties, tasks, and ad hoc projects as required.
  • Work with an assigned assessor to complete the Borr Competence Management System (BCAMS), identify development areas where needed, and provide evidence to complete assessor outcomes.

Desired Qualifications

  • Amphion Control System or Cyberbase Control System course is advantageous.
  • NOV/Cameron Top Drive electrical and controls course is advantageous.
  • Electrical Maintenance Course is advantageous.
  • Caterpillar Engine Course is advantageous.

About the Company

Borr Drilling

Offshore shallow-water drilling contractor and operator

Borr Drilling provides offshore shallow-water drilling services worldwide. It owns and operates a fleet of premium jack-up drilling rigs that can operate in water depths up to about 400 feet. Its offering combines rig ownership with full drilling services, including exploration, production, workover, plug and abandon, and carbon capture and storage (CCS) drilling, supported by equipment provision and a skilled workforce. The company emphasizes safe, efficient, and sustainable operations within a strong value chain to meet client needs and deliver high-quality offshore drilling services. What sets Borr Drilling apart is its modern, capable fleet, solid operational track record, and an integrated approach that covers rig ownership, operation, equipment provision, and extensive support services. The company’s goal is to be a leading offshore drilling contractor delivering reliable, safe, and efficient offshore drilling services to customers worldwide.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Westhill, United Kingdom
Founded
2016

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