RodrickLyons Group Ltd.

31/07/2026

Vacancy Code 05
URGENTLY REQUIRED BELOW CANDIDATES ON SCOV DP2 GRT 9423, built 2009, Flag Norway, 1 Crane of 150 tonnes SWL

Area of sailing – North Sea
Joining date – 5th of August
Contract duration – 6 weeks

Would consider only applicants holding valid EU passport or Ukrainian with residence permit in EU due to vessel's flag specific requirements.

📍 AB/Crane Operator
Wages – negotiable
📝 Required Experience: 24 months on MPSV/OCV/DSV types of vessels actual on board in the rank of AB/Crane Operator;
❗️Special Requirements: The candidate must hold First Class Seaman License, Crane Operator`s Certificate (Sparrows Stage 3/ EnerMech Stage 3/ G5/ AIS Survivex), HUET with CA-EBS.

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08/07/2026

14/06/2026

RodrickLyons Group Ltd. we construct your visions. We're open to hear what you would want to share with us.
With us your dreams can become a reality.

14/06/2026

This infographic illustrates the wiring system for a Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) in a vehicle's engine management system.TPS Function: The sensor monitors the throttle valve position and sends an analog voltage signal to the Engine Control Unit (ECU) to optimize fuel injection and ignition timing.Wiring: The system typically uses a 3-pin connector requiring a 5V reference voltage from the ECU, a ground connection, and a signal wire to send voltage back.Voltage Range: The output voltage usually ranges from approximately 0.5V at idle (closed throttle) to 4.5V at full acceleration (open throttle).

27/05/2026

Spark plugs play a critical role in engine performance, fuel efficiency, and smooth combustion. Choosing the correct spark plug type for your vehicle can improve acceleration, reduce fuel consumption, and extend engine life. There are several common spark plug types used in modern vehicles, each designed for different driving conditions and engine requirements.

Copper spark plugs are affordable and provide good electrical conductivity, making them suitable for older vehicles and standard driving conditions. However, they have a shorter lifespan compared to modern designs. Platinum spark plugs offer improved durability, smoother engine operation, and longer service intervals, making them ideal for daily driving vehicles.

Iridium spark plugs are known for their excellent ignition performance, fuel efficiency, and long lifespan. They are commonly used in modern engines, turbocharged vehicles, and long-distance driving applications. Double iridium spark plugs provide maximum durability and high-performance ignition stability, making them ideal for sports cars, high-RPM engines, and advanced direct injection systems.

Several factors affect spark plug life, including fuel quality, engine condition, driving habits, and maintenance intervals. Always follow the manufacturer’s recommended replacement schedule and use the correct heat range and spark plug specification for the best engine performance, reliability, and fuel economy.
RodricLyons Holding B.S.C

28/03/2026

27/03/2026

Engr. Rodrick Tabi(Chief Engineer Maintenance Center (KMC) & Industrial manufacturing Plant.
Keeping track of your car's maintenance schedule can feel overwhelming, but it is the absolute best way to keep your ride running smoothly and avoid unexpected breakdowns on the road. Think of it as a routine health check-up for your vehicle! Here is a simple breakdown to help you know when it’s time to replace those crucial components.

Fluids and Essentials

Your engine oil is the lifeblood of your car. Typically, aiming for a change every 3-6 months or 5,000 to 10,000 km keeps things perfectly lubricated. Don't forget the transmission fluid; depending on your vehicle type, replacing it every 40,000 to 100,000 km ensures your gears shift effortlessly. As for your battery, you can expect a solid 3 to 5 years of reliable life before it needs swapping out.

Wear and Tear Components

Parts that constantly move or face the elements wear out first. Wiper blades usually last 1 to 2 years, while your tires can keep you rolling for about 80,000 km, depending on the rubber quality and your driving habits. Spark plugs, which provide the essential spark for your engine, generally need replacing between 30,000 and 60,000 km.

Belts and Pumps

Your belts, including the highly critical timing belt, usually have a lifespan of 60,000 to 100,000 km. Keep in mind that some parts, like the fuel pump, don't have a fixed interval and only require replacement if they actually start failing.

Pro Mechanic Tip: The Combo Replacement Strategy

Whenever your car reaches the mileage for a timing belt replacement, it is highly recommended to replace the water pump at the exact same time, even if it hasn't failed yet. Since both parts are located in the same labor-intensive area of the engine, doing them together saves you from paying for the exact same expensive teardown twice down the road.

Taking care of these maintenance details ensures your vehicle stays safe, and reliable on every single journey.