1st Class Marine Electrician

Job Summary

We are seeking an experienced First-Class Marine Electrician with strong technical skills in electrical and electronic systems, preferably in a marine or shipbuilding environment. The ideal candidate will have a background in power distribution, motor control, and cable testing, with the ability to interpret electrical schematics and follow complex installation and troubleshooting procedures.

We are seeking an experienced First-Class Marine Electrician with strong technical skills in electrical and electronic systems, preferably in a marine or shipbuilding environment. The ideal candidate will have a background in power distribution, motor control, and cable testing, with the ability to interpret electrical schematics and follow complex installation and troubleshooting procedures.

• Layout, install, and repair shipboard cables, lighting systems, and electronic equipment.
• Work on ship’s power systems and integrate electrical components according to engineering specifications.
• Utilize hand tools, power tools, and a variety of electrical test equipment.
• Set up and use test equipment for electrical and electronic systems, including cable testing (CAT 5, Fiber Optic).
• Perform work according to electrical schematics, drawings, and written procedures.
• Install and troubleshoot motor control systems and power distribution systems.
• Test and support shipboard systems including power, combat, radar, sonar, and communication systems.
• Work in a physically demanding environment, including confined spaces, heights, and various weather conditions.
• Adhere strictly to safety procedures and promote a safe working environment.
• Flexibly support day or night shifts based on construction schedules.

• Minimum of 4 years verifiable experience in the electrical/electronic field.
• Experience with test equipment setup, handling, and cable testing (CAT 5 and fiber optic).
• Proficient in working with motor control systems and power distribution networks.
• Strong troubleshooting skills and the ability to follow complex schematics and test procedures.
• Knowledge of high-voltage electrical applications and marine/defense systems is preferred.
• Experience with the operation and testing of power, combat, communication, radar, and sonar systems is a plus.
• Comfortable working multiple shifts and in physically challenging environments.
• U.S. Citizenship or authorization to work in the U.S. (required due to federal contract obligations).