The Lifesaving Equipment Technician is responsible for the servicing, inspection and follow-up of maritime survival equipment within the Station. They work on essential safety equipment used at sea, in strict compliance with current regulatory and technical procedures. Their role contributes directly to equipment compliance, service quality for clients and the development of the Station’s activity.

• Complete the required technical training in an approved training centre.
• Strictly apply Bureau Veritas and Mauritius Shipping Division procedures.
• Carry out annual and 30-month servicing of VIKING liferafts.
• Service immersion suits and inflatable life jackets.
• Organise servicing schedules for client equipment.
• Travel within the region to provide local support and service.
• Manage consumables stock in coordination with the Station Supervisor.
• Maintain the Station’s technical equipment and monitor certificate validity.
• Contribute to the commercial development of the Station in Mauritius and the region.

• Work within a specialised technical station dedicated to lifesaving equipment.
• Interventions on equipment subject to strict safety and compliance standards.
• Occasional travel within the region to meet client needs.
• Regular use of IT tools for reports and certificates.
• Working hours may vary depending on activity, with possible evening or weekend interventions.
• Technical equipment and tools provided by the company.

Technical Skills:

• Good command of English, both written and spoken.
• Ability to apply technical and regulatory procedures with rigor.
• Comfortable using IT tools to prepare reports, certificates and follow-up documents.
• Strong organisational skills for planning and operational follow-up.
• Knowledge of survival equipment would be an advantage.

Personal Qualities:

• Sense of responsibility, autonomy and rigor.
• Excellent presentation as a representative of the Station and the CNOI group.
• Flexibility and availability to adapt to operational constraints.
• Initiative and strong service mindset.
• Ability to work in a structured and reliable manner.

Required Training:

• High school diploma or higher.
• Specific technical training will be provided in an approved centre.
• A valid driving licence and passport would be an advantage.

• Quality and compliance of servicing carried out on lifesaving equipment.
• Strict adherence to Bureau Veritas and Mauritius Shipping Division procedures.
• Reliability in planning and follow-up of interventions.
• Good stock management and maintenance of the Station’s equipment in operational condition.
• Ability to represent the Station effectively with clients and contribute to its development.