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Position Summary

Under the oversight of the Director, Electrical Technical Operations, this role provides senior leadership focus on electrical technical operations and entertainment technical Operations.

• Responsible for the operations and planning for all electrical systems, such as:
• Power generation plant
• Main Switchboards
• High/Low Voltage systems
• Propulsion plant, including azipods
• Navigation Systems
• Automation systems
• UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) systems
• Shipboard Network
• Radio, Telecoms and Satcoms
• Serve as a resource for dry dock, wet dock and other planned maintenance efforts and lead projects as appropriate.
• Oversee Marine and Technical Machinery automation and control systems including cyber security and implementation of applicable rules and standards.
• Responsible for the repairs and maintenance of all ships’ electrical systems and Entertainment Technical Systems. In coordination with the Executive Director Technical Operations & Director, Electrical Technical Operations to verify and coordinate (well within the time frame) from flag state, class association, or other government bodies any change to the construction or equipment onboard.
• Manage the maintenance of Disney Cruise Line Electrical technical standards and operating procedures and manage the oversight of proper documentation in company-approved maintenance systems.
• Uphold safety management responsibilities in the Safety Management System (SMS) and assist in implementation of SMS policies and procedures relative to areas of responsibilities.
• Verify operating procedures pertaining to operating practices. See that applicable regulations, class, and company policy and complied with.
• Serve as a liaison with USCG, where applicable.
• Oversee all Show Quality Standards (SQS) for electrical system and entertainment technical related issues.
• Support ships’ Chief Electrical Engineers on electrical maintenance.
• Oversee inspection and advisement of passenger comfort, guest services, entertainment and communication systems.
• Give recommendations to the fleet training manager regarding education and training of ship electrical engineers.
• Verify the implementation of solutions in the Marine Electrical area of responsibility.
• Function as a senior leader representing electrical operations in the Disney Cruise Line Safety Committee.
• SMS responsibility for upholding the general safety management responsibilities specified in SMS within areas under their control.

• 10+ years of progressive experience in cruise industry environments, with responsibility for electrical engineering systems, vessel operations, maintenance, and technical project execution

• Demonstrated leadership experience managing technical teams, contractors, and vendor partners while overseeing complex electrical engineering programs, maintenance initiatives, dry docks, refits, refurbishments, and capital projects
• Experience overseeing the operation, maintenance, repair, and lifecycle management of complex electrical systems, including:
  • Power generation and distribution
  • High and low voltage systems
  • Main switchboards
  • Electric propulsion systems (including Azipods or equivalent)
  • Automation and machinery control systems
  • UPS systems
  • Shipboard networks and communications infrastructure 
• Experience managing dry dock, wet dock, refit, refurbishment, or major capital project execution programs.
• Experience developing, managing, and reporting on engineering project budgets and forecasts.
• Demonstrated experience ensuring compliance with regulatory, safety, environmental, and classification society requirements.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

• Strong knowledge of marine electrical engineering principles, electrical distribution systems, automation systems, and control systems.

• Working knowledge of international maritime regulations, classification standards, and industry requirements governing marine electrical and technical operations
• Knowledge of electrical safety practices and safe use of electricity in hazardous or potentially explosive environments.
• Strong project, financial, and vendor management skills with the ability to balance operational priorities across multiple complex initiatives
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence and collaborate across shipboard and shoreside leadership teams.

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Marine Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or related engineering discipline.
• Professional maritime certification such as IMO STCW Electro-Technical Officer (ETO), Electro-Technical Engineer (ETE), Chief Electrician, or equivalent marine electrical qualification may be considered in lieu of some educational requirements

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