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Marine Electrician

Job Description As Marine Electrician the applicant is also responsible forrepairs and maintenance, testing equipment regularly with voltmeters andohmmeters to make sure everything is functioning properly. In the event ofproblems with the electrical system, the marine electrician can run diagnosticsand perform repairs. It may also be necessary to replace aging equipment likeoutdated navigation systems. An important part of the job is paying attentionto maintenance schedules and keeping careful records of work that has beendone. Responsibilities and Duties Marine Electrician Duties of a marine electrician: ·Repair or replace wiring equipment or fixtures · Examine electrical wiring, equipment, or fixtures, using testingdevices like ohmmeters, voltmeters, or oscilloscopes · Use power construction equipment, measuring devices, powertools, and testing equipment · Diagnose faulty systems or parts, using equipment and hand toolsto find the reason for a breakdown · Inspect electrical systems, equipment, or parts to spot hazardsor defects · Prepare sketches or follow blueprints to see the placement ofwiring or equipment · Work on the installation of ground leads and connect powercables to equipment · Direct or train other employees to put in, maintain, or repairelectrical wiring, equipment, or fixtures. · Perform routine and annual maintenance Qualifications and Skills High School diploma and six (6) and (4) years of marine electrician experience. MUST HAVE OR BE ABLE TO OBTAIN A SECRET SECURITY CLEARANCE MUST HAVE A GOOD DRIVING RECORD MUST BE WILLING TO TRAVEL

Category: Marine Electrician

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NOTE: The following description is a GENERAL Overview of this career and not a description of a particular job posting.

Marine Electricians are typically responsible for assembling, installing, testing, and maintaining electrical wiring and equipment, as well as inspecting electrical systems, equipment, and components to identify hazards, defects, or necessary repairs. Marine Electricians may also prepare sketches or follow blueprints to determine the location of wiring or equipment while ensuring compliance with safety codes
Education
Typically a High school diploma or GED is required, along with technical or post-secondary electrician's degree and license.
Qualifications
Typically, employers require:
- Minimum of five years verifiable work experience in the ship repair industry
- Basic trade specific knowledge, such as n understanding of power tools and their usage
- Knowledge of the principles, methods, and techniques used in the testing and repair of electrical components
- Reliability and dependability
- Ability to obtain a security clearance