Electronics Technician

HORNBECK OFFSHORE®•Port Fourchon, LA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

At Hornbeck Offshore, our people are our propellers to success, and our most important asset. Our culture of integrity, commitment, excellence and teamwork is what differentiates us from the rest. We’re committed to being your Company of Choice® JOB DESCRIPTION SUMMARY The Electronics Technician troubleshoots, repairs, and maintains Company vessel’s electronic systems. This electronic equipment includes but not limited to radars, gyros, radios, DP system, GMDSS, AISS, GPS, LRIT, CyScan, Fanbeam, InmarsatC, PLC’s, VFDs, Propulsion Control systems, and vessel monitoring systems. JOB DESCRIPTION SCOPE OF DUTIES The duties of the Electronics Technician shall include, but are not necessarily limited to the following: • Troubleshoots and repairs vessel electronic systems using detailed electronic systems understanding. • Identifies parts that need to be replaced, opens work orders, issues purchase orders, and places orders for parts or repair services as necessary. • Interprets technical drawings, electrical schematics, and other technical documents to determine appropriate repair parts and procedures. Operates and inspects completed work to determine repair success. • Executes all tasks with all prescribed safety equipment in place and on person using applicable OSHA rules. • Creates and understands Job Safety Analysis (JSA) actions for each job performed internally as well as by vendors or vessel crew. • Works with Lead Electronic Technician to safely repair and maintain vessel electronic equipment at peak performance for maximum availability and efficiency. • Works with Operations Managers and vessel crews to schedule troubleshooting and repair of electronic equipment. • Works with vendors on contract work to verify repair is complete and to company’s satisfaction if required. • Coordinates all aspects of the job that is assigned by the Lead Electronic Technician. This includes procuring parts, appropriate tools, equipment, and supplies required for troubleshooting and repairing the vessel electronic equipment. • Instructs vessel crews on basic troubleshooting and repair procedures needed to identify and repair problems if needed. • All other duties as assigned by management.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
Five (5) years of electronic repair related experience or training.
Fluency in written and spoken English.
Familiarity with Microsoft Office applications, including “Windows” operating systems, Word and Excel.
Demonstrates efficient job planning and time scheduling.
Ability to get along well with others.
Must possess a valid US driver’s license, insurance, and TWIC card.
Must be possess or obtain a passport for international travel and must be willing to travel internationally.
Must possess or be capable of obtaining a FCC GROL license with radar endorsement.
Must possess or be able to obtain a GMDSS Maintainer License.
Must be willing to board and ride vessels to increase understanding of how this role supports our business.

Nice To Haves

Anticipates the impact of decisions and actions on others
Identifies recurring problems and offers solutions based on facts and data
Seeks out expert opinion when making decisions and solving problems
Is thorough and attentive to detail
Keeps his/her manager involved on important issues and/or problems
Achieves closure and follows through on tasks and projects
Effectively multi-tasks and efficiently manages time
Delivers a timely, complete, and accurate work product
Clearly communicates what he/she needs from others to get the job done
Follows established policies and procedures
Demonstrates a strong service orientation to both internal and external customers
Takes personal responsibility for decisions and mistakes; does not shift blame
Is approachable and easy to deal with; handles pressure in in a calm manner
Deals with people in a candid, straightforward, and respectful manner
Acts with the highest level of integrity and professionalism and demonstrates a strong work ethic
Seeks professional development, training, and relevant certifications
Remains open and non-defensive to feedback
Demonstrates a willingness to learn new things and take on more responsibility
Asks for feedback from his/her managers on how to improve
Keeps open lines of communication with others
Works collaboratively with people within and across departments to accomplish objectives
Is understanding of others’ time demands and workload
Builds personal relationships with people across the company
Is quick to offer help to others in getting the job done
Remains open-minded to others’ ideas, input and new ways of doing things
Makes suggestions on how to improve processes and create efficiencies
Demonstrates flexibility to changing priorities and work demands
Fully supports company decisions and initiatives

Responsibilities

Troubleshoots and repairs vessel electronic systems using detailed electronic systems understanding.
Identifies parts that need to be replaced, opens work orders, issues purchase orders, and places orders for parts or repair services as necessary.
Interprets technical drawings, electrical schematics, and other technical documents to determine appropriate repair parts and procedures. Operates and inspects completed work to determine repair success.
Executes all tasks with all prescribed safety equipment in place and on person using applicable OSHA rules.
Creates and understands Job Safety Analysis (JSA) actions for each job performed internally as well as by vendors or vessel crew.
Works with Lead Electronic Technician to safely repair and maintain vessel electronic equipment at peak performance for maximum availability and efficiency.
Works with Operations Managers and vessel crews to schedule troubleshooting and repair of electronic equipment.
Works with vendors on contract work to verify repair is complete and to company’s satisfaction if required.
Coordinates all aspects of the job that is assigned by the Lead Electronic Technician. This includes procuring parts, appropriate tools, equipment, and supplies required for troubleshooting and repairing the vessel electronic equipment.
Instructs vessel crews on basic troubleshooting and repair procedures needed to identify and repair problems if needed.
All other duties as assigned by management.