Job Title: Tech-Mechanic company: Best Confidence Ship Repair LLC Location: Dubai Maritime City Job Summary: We are looking for a skilled and motivated Tech-Mechanic to support our maintenance operations by performing diagnostics, repairs, and servicing of mechanical and electro-mechanical systems. This role demands hands-on expertise with equipment and tools, a strong technical mindset, and the ability to work in fast-paced environments where precision and safety are essential. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Benefits: Health insurance Work Location: In person
As a Tech Mechanic at Best Confidence Ship Repair LLC, you will play a crucial role in the maintenance, repair, and diagnostics of mechanical and electrical systems within the shipyard. Your responsibilities will involve working on complex shipboard systems using modern diagnostic tools to ensure optimal functioning. To excel in this role, you should have proven experience as a Tech Mechanic, demonstrating strong mechanical expertise. Additionally, leadership and team management abilities are essential for coordinating tasks effectively within the team. A solid knowledge of marine equipment and systems will be beneficial in carrying out your duties efficiently. This is a full-time position located at BCM W/S, requiring your presence in person to actively contribute to the operations. As part of our team, you will be eligible for health insurance benefits, ensuring your well-being while being a valuable member of our organization. Join us and be a part of our growing team dedicated to ship repair excellence.,
BEST CONFIDENCE SHIP REPAIR LLC is seeking a Purchase Officer to support the procurement of materials, equipment, and services required for marine and industrial operations. The role involves sourcing vendors, negotiating contracts, ensuring timely delivery, and maintaining procurement compliance with company standards and UAE regulations. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Source, evaluate, and negotiate with suppliers for competitive pricing and quality. Issue purchase requests, obtain quotations, and prepare purchase orders. Monitor inventory levels and coordinate with the operations team for replenishment. Ensure on-time delivery of materials and track shipments. Maintain accurate procurement records, vendor lists, and compliance documentation. Coordinate with accounts for invoice verification and payment processing. Support vendor evaluation and cost reduction initiatives. Handle urgent purchase requirements and liaise with stakeholders effectively. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Supply Chain, Commerce, or related field. Experience: 2–3 years in procurement/purchase (marine industry experience preferred). ➡ Fresh candidates with a strong willingness to learn and ability to adapt are also welcome. Technical Skills: Knowledge of procurement cycle, vendor management, and market analysis. 16 • Familiarity with ERP systems and Microsoft Office tools (Excel, Word, Outlook). Understanding of inventory and supply chain processes. Soft Skills: Strong negotiation and communication abilities. Attention to detail and organizational skills. Problem-solving mindset with ability to work under pressure. Team player with cross-departmental coordination. Certifications (Preferred): Supply Chain Management / Procurement certifications. Knowledge of UAE VAT and import/export compliance. Working Conditions: • Office-based with occasional site visits to suppliers, shipyards, or warehouses. Ability to manage urgent requirements during vessel operations. BENEFITS Competitive salary based on experience. Exposure to marine and industrial procurement processes. Career development within a leading marine services provider Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Pay: ₹30,000.00 - ₹80,000.00 per month Benefits: Health insurance Work Location: In person
Job Title: Electrician (Shipyard / Marine) Location: as per desired Cochin Shipyard Limited, Kochi, Kerala, India Department: Electrical / Outfitting / Maintenance Reports to: Electrical Supervisor / Works Engineer / Project-in-Charge Job Purpose To carry out electrical installations, maintenance, repairs and commissioning of shipboard and shore‑side electrical systems, especially focusing on cable laying, cable termination, glanding, and related cable works, ensuring safety, quality and compliance with marine and yard standards. Key Responsibilities The Electrician will be responsible for (but not limited to): Cable Laying & Pulling Layout, route, pull and lay various types of electrical cables (power, control, instrumentation, communication) through cable trays, ducts, cableways, bulkheads and decks. Ensure proper bending radius, adequate support, bundling/clamping of cables, keeping cable runs neat and accessible. Use of cable laying tools, fish tapes, conduits, trays etc. Cable Termination & Glanding Terminate cables in junction boxes, switchgear/panels, control panels, motors, transformers etc. using ferrules, lugs, glands as per specification. Carry out electrical terminations with required torque, insulation, sealing (glanding) for protection (environmental, flame, ingress etc.). Ensure cable ends are properly stripped, crimped, soldered (if required), and terminated with proper insulation (heat shrink, boots, tapes etc.). Testing & Commissioning Perform continuity tests, insulation resistance (megger) tests, polarity, earth ground / bonding checks. Use of tools like multimeters, megohmmeters, clamp meters, phase testers etc. Assist in commissioning of electrical systems—power distribution, lighting, navigation, communication, control / instrumentation. Maintenance & Repairs Troubleshoot faults in cables, terminations, panels, connectors etc. Repair or replace damaged cables, re‑terminate terminals, rectify loose connections, insulation breakdown etc. Perform preventive maintenance of cable systems, ensuring clamps, trays, terminations are still intact. Reading & Interpretation of Drawings / Specifications Interpret electrical drawings, wiring diagrams, schematic layouts, cable schedules, and general arrangement drawings. Follow technical specifications, standards, manufacturer’s instructions during installation and terminations. Safety, Quality & Compliance Follow shipyard safety practices, PPE use, safe lifting, hot work, confined space entry where applicable. Ensure that all works comply with relevant marine, electrical and classification society standards. Maintain quality of work—neat terminations, correct labelling of cables, connectors, tidy cable routing etc. Documentation & Reporting Record test results, termination details, cable numbering / tagging, material usage. Report progress, faults, and incidents to supervisors. Assist in preparation of defect lists, installation checklists, commissioning records. Teamwork & Coordination Coordinate with other trades (pipefitters, structural, mechanical) for cable supports, cut‑outs, bulkhead penetrations etc. Work under supervision, or lead small teams depending on seniority. Liaise with project engineers, procurement for required materials (terminations, connectors, cables etc.). Required Skills & Experience To succeed in this role, the candidate should have: Educational Qualification: ITI (Electrician) / Diploma in Electrical Engineering or equivalent technical certification. Experience: Minimum 3‑5 years (or more, depending on position level) of relevant experience in shipyard, marine, offshore, or heavy industrial environment. Must have demonstrable experience in cable laying, cable termination, glanding and testing. Technical Skills: Proficient with cable pulling, laying, dressing, bundling, support. Good at various types of cable terminations (power, control, instrumentation), connectors, lugs, glands. Ability to select correct tools and accessories for terminations and tests. Experience with testing electrical continuity, insulation, earth/ground bonding etc. Able to read and interpret wiring diagrams, cable schedules, plans and drawings. Other Competencies: Physical fitness to work in confined spaces, at heights, in damp or marine environment. Manual dexterity, attention to detail. Good communication skills to follow instructions and coordinate with team. Commitment to safety and quality. Desirable / Additional Attributes Prior experience in ship repair / ship building with marine electrical systems. Certification or familiarisation with classification society standards (e.g. IRS, ABS, DNV etc.). Knowledge of marine‑grade cables, corrosion protection, cable sealing/glanding standards. Experience in working with high voltage/low voltage systems, switchboards, motors etc. Ability to use hand and power tools safely, and carry out work as per schedule and project requirements. Working Conditions Work may involve dry docks, ship holds, decks, wet / damp marine environments. Exposure to heights, confined spaces, noise, heat, and movement (vessel motions if working on afloat vessels). Shift duties, occasional overtime and weekend work depending on project delivery schedules. Reporting & Performance Metrics Timeliness of completion of cable laying / termination tasks as per project schedule. Quality of terminations (tightness, insulation, sealing, no leakage or faults). Number of defects/failure incidents post‑installation (e.g. loose connections, insulation failure etc.). Adherence to safety and yard policies. Efficiency in material usage, wastage control, proper tagging and documentation. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Benefits: Health insurance Provident Fund Work Location: In person
Job Title: Electrician (Shipyard / Marine) Location: as per desired Cochin Shipyard Limited, Kochi, Kerala, India Department: Electrical / Outfitting / Maintenance Reports to: Electrical Supervisor / Works Engineer / Project-in-Charge Job Purpose To carry out electrical installations, maintenance, repairs and commissioning of shipboard and shore‑side electrical systems, especially focusing on cable laying, cable termination, glanding, and related cable works, ensuring safety, quality and compliance with marine and yard standards. Key Responsibilities The Electrician will be responsible for (but not limited to): Cable Laying & Pulling Layout, route, pull and lay various types of electrical cables (power, control, instrumentation, communication) through cable trays, ducts, cableways, bulkheads and decks. Ensure proper bending radius, adequate support, bundling/clamping of cables, keeping cable runs neat and accessible. Use of cable laying tools, fish tapes, conduits, trays etc. Cable Termination & Glanding Terminate cables in junction boxes, switchgear/panels, control panels, motors, transformers etc. using ferrules, lugs, glands as per specification. Carry out electrical terminations with required torque, insulation, sealing (glanding) for protection (environmental, flame, ingress etc.). Ensure cable ends are properly stripped, crimped, soldered (if required), and terminated with proper insulation (heat shrink, boots, tapes etc.). Testing & Commissioning Perform continuity tests, insulation resistance (megger) tests, polarity, earth ground / bonding checks. Use of tools like multimeters, megohmmeters, clamp meters, phase testers etc. Assist in commissioning of electrical systems—power distribution, lighting, navigation, communication, control / instrumentation. Maintenance & Repairs Troubleshoot faults in cables, terminations, panels, connectors etc. Repair or replace damaged cables, re‑terminate terminals, rectify loose connections, insulation breakdown etc. Perform preventive maintenance of cable systems, ensuring clamps, trays, terminations are still intact. Reading & Interpretation of Drawings / Specifications Interpret electrical drawings, wiring diagrams, schematic layouts, cable schedules, and general arrangement drawings. Follow technical specifications, standards, manufacturer’s instructions during installation and terminations. Safety, Quality & Compliance Follow shipyard safety practices, PPE use, safe lifting, hot work, confined space entry where applicable. Ensure that all works comply with relevant marine, electrical and classification society standards. Maintain quality of work—neat terminations, correct labelling of cables, connectors, tidy cable routing etc. Documentation & Reporting Record test results, termination details, cable numbering / tagging, material usage. Report progress, faults, and incidents to supervisors. Assist in preparation of defect lists, installation checklists, commissioning records. Teamwork & Coordination Coordinate with other trades (pipefitters, structural, mechanical) for cable supports, cut‑outs, bulkhead penetrations etc. Work under supervision, or lead small teams depending on seniority. Liaise with project engineers, procurement for required materials (terminations, connectors, cables etc.). Required Skills & Experience To succeed in this role, the candidate should have: Educational Qualification: ITI (Electrician) / Diploma in Electrical Engineering or equivalent technical certification. Experience: Minimum 3‑5 years (or more, depending on position level) of relevant experience in shipyard, marine, offshore, or heavy industrial environment. Must have demonstrable experience in cable laying, cable termination, glanding and testing. Technical Skills: Proficient with cable pulling, laying, dressing, bundling, support. Good at various types of cable terminations (power, control, instrumentation), connectors, lugs, glands. Ability to select correct tools and accessories for terminations and tests. Experience with testing electrical continuity, insulation, earth/ground bonding etc. Able to read and interpret wiring diagrams, cable schedules, plans and drawings. Other Competencies: Physical fitness to work in confined spaces, at heights, in damp or marine environment. Manual dexterity, attention to detail. Good communication skills to follow instructions and coordinate with team. Commitment to safety and quality. Desirable / Additional Attributes Prior experience in ship repair / ship building with marine electrical systems. Certification or familiarisation with classification society standards (e.g. IRS, ABS, DNV etc.). Knowledge of marine‑grade cables, corrosion protection, cable sealing/glanding standards. Experience in working with high voltage/low voltage systems, switchboards, motors etc. Ability to use hand and power tools safely, and carry out work as per schedule and project requirements. Working Conditions Work may involve dry docks, ship holds, decks, wet / damp marine environments. Exposure to heights, confined spaces, noise, heat, and movement (vessel motions if working on afloat vessels). Shift duties, occasional overtime and weekend work depending on project delivery schedules. Reporting & Performance Metrics Timeliness of completion of cable laying / termination tasks as per project schedule. Quality of terminations (tightness, insulation, sealing, no leakage or faults). Number of defects/failure incidents post‑installation (e.g. loose connections, insulation failure etc.). Adherence to safety and yard policies. Efficiency in material usage, wastage control, proper tagging and documentation. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Benefits: Health insurance Provident Fund Work Location: In person
Job Title: Electrician (Shipyard / Marine) Location: as per desired Cochin Shipyard Limited, Kochi, Kerala, India Department: Electrical / Outfitting / Maintenance Reports to: Electrical Supervisor / Works Engineer / Project-in-Charge Job Purpose To carry out electrical installations, maintenance, repairs and commissioning of shipboard and shore‑side electrical systems, especially focusing on cable laying, cable termination, glanding, and related cable works, ensuring safety, quality and compliance with marine and yard standards. Key Responsibilities The Electrician will be responsible for (but not limited to): Cable Laying & Pulling Layout, route, pull and lay various types of electrical cables (power, control, instrumentation, communication) through cable trays, ducts, cableways, bulkheads and decks. Ensure proper bending radius, adequate support, bundling/clamping of cables, keeping cable runs neat and accessible. Use of cable laying tools, fish tapes, conduits, trays etc. Cable Termination & Glanding Terminate cables in junction boxes, switchgear/panels, control panels, motors, transformers etc. using ferrules, lugs, glands as per specification. Carry out electrical terminations with required torque, insulation, sealing (glanding) for protection (environmental, flame, ingress etc.). Ensure cable ends are properly stripped, crimped, soldered (if required), and terminated with proper insulation (heat shrink, boots, tapes etc.). Testing & Commissioning Perform continuity tests, insulation resistance (megger) tests, polarity, earth ground / bonding checks. Use of tools like multimeters, megohmmeters, clamp meters, phase testers etc. Assist in commissioning of electrical systems—power distribution, lighting, navigation, communication, control / instrumentation. Maintenance & Repairs Troubleshoot faults in cables, terminations, panels, connectors etc. Repair or replace damaged cables, re‑terminate terminals, rectify loose connections, insulation breakdown etc. Perform preventive maintenance of cable systems, ensuring clamps, trays, terminations are still intact. Reading & Interpretation of Drawings / Specifications Interpret electrical drawings, wiring diagrams, schematic layouts, cable schedules, and general arrangement drawings. Follow technical specifications, standards, manufacturer’s instructions during installation and terminations. Safety, Quality & Compliance Follow shipyard safety practices, PPE use, safe lifting, hot work, confined space entry where applicable. Ensure that all works comply with relevant marine, electrical and classification society standards. Maintain quality of work—neat terminations, correct labelling of cables, connectors, tidy cable routing etc. Documentation & Reporting Record test results, termination details, cable numbering / tagging, material usage. Report progress, faults, and incidents to supervisors. Assist in preparation of defect lists, installation checklists, commissioning records. Teamwork & Coordination Coordinate with other trades (pipefitters, structural, mechanical) for cable supports, cut‑outs, bulkhead penetrations etc. Work under supervision, or lead small teams depending on seniority. Liaise with project engineers, procurement for required materials (terminations, connectors, cables etc.). Required Skills & Experience To succeed in this role, the candidate should have: Educational Qualification: ITI (Electrician) / Diploma in Electrical Engineering or equivalent technical certification. Experience: Minimum 3‑5 years (or more, depending on position level) of relevant experience in shipyard, marine, offshore, or heavy industrial environment. Must have demonstrable experience in cable laying, cable termination, glanding and testing. Technical Skills: Proficient with cable pulling, laying, dressing, bundling, support. Good at various types of cable terminations (power, control, instrumentation), connectors, lugs, glands. Ability to select correct tools and accessories for terminations and tests. Experience with testing electrical continuity, insulation, earth/ground bonding etc. Able to read and interpret wiring diagrams, cable schedules, plans and drawings. Other Competencies: Physical fitness to work in confined spaces, at heights, in damp or marine environment. Manual dexterity, attention to detail. Good communication skills to follow instructions and coordinate with team. Commitment to safety and quality. Desirable / Additional Attributes Prior experience in ship repair / ship building with marine electrical systems. Certification or familiarisation with classification society standards (e.g. IRS, ABS, DNV etc.). Knowledge of marine‑grade cables, corrosion protection, cable sealing/glanding standards. Experience in working with high voltage/low voltage systems, switchboards, motors etc. Ability to use hand and power tools safely, and carry out work as per schedule and project requirements. Working Conditions Work may involve dry docks, ship holds, decks, wet / damp marine environments. Exposure to heights, confined spaces, noise, heat, and movement (vessel motions if working on afloat vessels). Shift duties, occasional overtime and weekend work depending on project delivery schedules. Reporting & Performance Metrics Timeliness of completion of cable laying / termination tasks as per project schedule. Quality of terminations (tightness, insulation, sealing, no leakage or faults). Number of defects/failure incidents post‑installation (e.g. loose connections, insulation failure etc.). Adherence to safety and yard policies. Efficiency in material usage, wastage control, proper tagging and documentation. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Benefits: Health insurance Provident Fund Work Location: In person
Position: CEO / Head of Ship Repair Best Confidence Ship Repair LLC – Dubai Maritime City, UAE About the Company Best Confidence Ship Repair LLC is a leading marine services provider based in Dubai Maritime City, specializing in ship repair, maintenance, and conversion. With advanced dry-dock facilities, modern workshops, and a skilled technical team, we deliver cost-effective and reliable services to global clients. About the Role We are seeking an experienced CEO / Head of Ship Repair to lead our operations and drive strategic growth. The ideal candidate will have served as a Chief Engineer or Second Engineer at sea and have strong shore-based experience in ship repair, dry-docking, or marine engineering management. This is a leadership role that combines technical expertise with operational and business management. You will oversee all yard activities, ensure safe and efficient execution of projects, and lead a multidisciplinary team to deliver world-class ship repair services. Key Responsibilities Lead overall operations, business strategy, and performance of the ship repair division. Manage day-to-day ship repair and dry-dock activities, ensuring safety, quality, and timely completion. Develop and execute business plans to achieve profitability and growth targets. Supervise technical teams — engineering, production, quality, and project management. Maintain strong relationships with ship owners, managers, class societies, and key stakeholders. Oversee budgeting, resource allocation, and cost control. Ensure compliance with class, statutory, and HSE standards. Drive continuous improvement and operational excellence across all departments. Requirements Certificate of Competency as Chief Engineer or Second Engineer (Motor or Steam). 10–15 years’ total experience, including: Minimum 5 years sea service as Chief or Second Engineer. Minimum 5 years shore-based experience in ship repair or marine engineering management. Proven leadership in ship repair, conversion, or maintenance projects. Strong technical knowledge of marine machinery, propulsion, and hull systems. Excellent leadership, decision-making, and communication skills. Commercial awareness and client relationship management experience. Fluency in English. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Benefits: Health insurance Work Location: In person