Electrician (Marine

Install conduits to bulkheads, thread wires, and connect to terminals such as connection boxes, circuit breakers, and switch panels.

Construct instrument panels according to specifications using hand and power tools and technical drawings.

Install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems, wiring, fixtures, and control devices aboard vessels.

Perform preventive and predictive maintenance and diagnose faults using test equipment and hand tools.

Strip insulation, solder wires to terminals, and conduct insulation resistance measurements on cables.

Repair and maintain generators, switchboards, motors, circuit breakers, distribution panels, alarm systems, and lighting circuits.

Test electrical characteristics including voltage, resistance, and phase angle using appropriate instruments.

Perform minor repairs on engines, including plumbing, hydraulic, steering systems, and replacement of worn components.

Maintain accurate service records, repair documentation, and electrical system maintenance histories.

Inspect systems for hazards and compliance, supervise installations/modifications, and troubleshoot onboard electronic equipment (radio, radar, sonar, etc.).

Diploma or Certificate in Electrical Engineering or Marine Electrical Systems.

Minimum 3 years’ experience in marine electrical systems, preferably on dredgers or ships.

Knowledge of shipboard systems, marine regulations, and safety practices.

Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills.

Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics.

Familiarity with PLC systems, control panels, and maritime communication systems.