Marine Electrician

Responsibilities & Tasks:

• Collaborate with a team to execute electrical tasks.
• Construct, set up, test, and manage electrical and electronic systems, including wiring, controls, appliances, fixtures, lighting, audio/visual, and low-voltage systems.
• Interpret and work from technical documents such as blueprints, drawings, schematics, and technical data.
• Design and install wireways and raceways across various boat sections, including overheads, bulkheads, and walls.
• Thread cables and wires through wireways and raceways.
• Diagnose, repair, and replace malfunctioning or damaged components.
• Set up temporary power and lighting for work zones.
• Support vendors and subcontractors with their electrical requirements.
• Conduct tasks within the cabinet shop, at heights, in confined spaces, and on vessels.
• Safely operate a range of equipment and tools, including hand, power, and air tools, multimeters, scissor lifts, and boom lifts.
• Uphold a tidy, safe, and organized workspace, ensuring proper storage of tools, materials, and hazardous chemicals.
• Undertake additional tasks as directed.

Qualifications:

• Ability to stand or walk for extended periods, typically 8+ hours daily.
• Proficiency in using stairs, ramps, ladders, and stools regularly.
• Capability to lift and transport objects weighing up to 50 lbs routinely.
• Experience with overhead tasks for prolonged periods.
• Willingness to bend, kneel, and crawl as needed.
• Adequate strength for repetitive arm and hand movements, including handling and grasping.
• Flexibility to reach below knee level, knee to shoulder height, and above shoulder level regularly.
• Compliance with safety protocols by wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, including respiratory gear, safety goggles, rubber gloves, coveralls, hearing protection, and fall protection.
• Clear vision, with or without corrective lenses.
• Ability to hear and recognize alarms effectively.