Lead Mechanical Service Technician (Offshore)

Rise Technical Recruitment
Great Yarmouth
1 month ago
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Lead Mechanical Service Technician (Offshore)

Great Yarmouth and surrounding areas

180 Days On / 180 Days Off - 12-hour shift (Additional work available if desired)

Variable Hours Contract or Guaranteed Hours Contract

£25.00 - £29.00 per hour - OTE £60,000 - £90,000 + Birthday Off + Travel Pay + OEM Training + Progression + Free Flu Jabs + Company Events + Health and Wellbeing Programme + Life Insurance + All Expenses Paid

Do you have lifeboat, davit, or winch expertise? Are you looking to advance your career with a global and rapidly growing company with multiple working options?

On offer is an excellent opportunity to join a well-established organisation supporting offshore, maritime, and UK Ports industries worldwide. This is a stable, long-term role, offering the chance for further training on rope access & Offshore tickets, career progression into an Assessor role, and working in a safety-focused environment.

This role will see you commissioning, servicing, and inspecting lifeboats, davits, and winches, completing annual and 5-year inspections. You will prepare and plan site visits, complete reports and risk assessments, and liaise with vessel supervisors.

This would suit a mechanically skilled engineer with lifeboat/davit/winch experience looking for a long-term role with training and career development opportunities.

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