The Insulation Technician installs, maintains, and repairs thermal, acoustic, and fire protection insulation systems on ships’ equipment and piping. Their role is to ensure the vessel’s energy efficiency, safety, and onboard comfort.

• Read and interpret technical drawings, diagrams, and manuals.
• Prepare surfaces for insulation (cleaning, degreasing, marking).
• Cut and shape insulation materials (glass wool, rock wool, foam, shells, etc.).
• Install and secure insulation materials on pipes, ducts, and equipment.
• Apply protective coatings (aluminum, stainless steel, PVC, fabric).
• Ensure proper sealing and finishing of insulation.
• Perform maintenance and repairs on damaged insulation.
• Follow HSE regulations and handle materials safely.

• Work both in workshops and onboard, often in confined spaces.
• Exposure to heat, dust, and physically demanding postures.
• Frequent manual handling and use of hand tools.
• Variable working hours, with possible weekend or public holiday shifts.
• Personal protective equipment provided by the company.

Technical Skills:

• Knowledge of insulation materials and their properties.
• Proficiency in cutting, shaping, and fixing insulation.
• Ability to read and interpret technical plans.
• Understanding of thermal, acoustic, and fireproof insulation techniques.

Personal Qualities:

• Precision and attention to detail.
• Physical endurance and adaptability.
• Team spirit and good communication.
• Autonomy and strong organizational skills.

Required Training:

• CAP/BEP or equivalent in insulation, industrial maintenance, or related field.
• Experience in industrial or marine insulation is an advantage.

• Quality and durability of installed insulation.
• Compliance with installation deadlines.
• Strict adherence to safety and HSE standards.
• Quality of sealing and finishing work.