Manager, Electrical Superintendent

Manages the electrical asset portfolio for the Carnival's fleet by leading lifecycle strategy, reliability performance, obsolescence control, and technical project execution. Partners with Technical Operations leadership, shipboard teams, vendors, and regulatory bodies to ensure safe, compliant, and cost-effective operation of ship electrical systems and associated equipment. Serves as an escalation point for electrical equipment reliability risks and emergent technical issues impacting vessel operations.

Essential Functions:

Electrical Asset Strategy and Reliability Management

* Own the configuration baseline for installed electrical equipment across assigned vessels, including technical documentation, installed configuration, and approved standard parts lists.

* Develop and maintain lifecycle plans for major electrical assets, including condition monitoring approach, renewal strategy, and obsolescence mitigation.

* Lead electrical equipment criticality assessment in partnership with Technical Asset leadership, ranking assets by operational impact, safety risk, and compliance exposure, then translating findings into maintenance and renewal priorities. Provide technical support for urgent electrical failures and operational interruptions, including troubleshooting guidance, vendor mobilization, temporary mitigation, and root cause analysis leadership as required.

* Monitor reliability performance trends (failures, repeat defects, downtime drivers) and drive corrective actions with shipboard teams, vendors, and Technical Operations.

Project and Dry Dock Execution

* Plan and execute electrical equipment projects from concept through closeout, including scope definition, cost estimates, scheduling, risk assessment, and execution readiness.

* Partner with dry dock planning teams to integrate electrical work packages into docking plans, ensuring sequencing, material readiness, and vendor support are aligned to the critical path.

* Build and maintain integrated project schedules with inputs from internal stakeholders and external providers, tracking progress, changes, and dependencies; ensure schedule impacts are assessed and communicated with mitigation actions.

* Provide technical oversight during execution, including shipboard coordination, vendor management, and verification that work meets specification and class or flag requirements.

Technical Specifications and Compliance

* Author and issue technical specifications and statements of work for electrical equipment and shipboard electrical systems, ensuring clarity, completeness, and alignment to fleet standards.

* Review vendor quotations and technical submittals for compliance with requirements, lifecycle strategy, and shipboard constraints; recommend best value solutions.

* Manage submission packages and secure approvals from Class, Flag, USCG, and other recognized authorities as required, including plan review coordination and resolution of comments.

* Ensure configuration updates are captured in controlled technical records following equipment changes, retrofits, and major repairs.

Cost Optimization and Resource Planning

* Identify cost effective repair, overhaul, and maintenance strategies by optimizing the use of shipboard resources, riding teams, contractors, and OEM support while maintaining safety and compliance.

* Support contract strategy and vendor performance management by tracking service quality, response time, and repeat issues, and escalating risks that affect operations.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

* Scope:
The Electrical Asset Manager oversees Carnival's fleetwide electrical asset portfolio, leading lifecycle planning, reliability performance, obsolescence management, and the execution of technical projects. The role covers all major electrical and electronic shipboard systems, ensuring they remain safe, compliant, and operational throughout their service life. This position interfaces across shipboard departments, shoreside Technical Operations, vendors, and regulatory agencies to uphold engineering standards and ensure continuity of fleet operations.

* Problem solving:
They will be troubleshooting and analyzing to address complex and…