Maritime Electrician

Ideal candidates should have experience working in a maritime or offshore environment, specifically with

electrical installations, cable running, and related tasks on vessels or similar structures.

Responsibilities and Qualifications:

• Electrical Installation: Install, test, and commission electrical systems on board ships, including

power distribution panels, control systems, and propulsion equipment.

• Cable Running: Plan and execute the installation of electrical cabling, ensuring proper routing,

securing, and termination of cables to meet maritime standards.

• Troubleshooting and Repair: Diagnose and repair electrical issues, including faulty wiring, defective

components, and malfunctioning systems.

• System Upgrades and Modifications: Perform upgrades or modifications to existing electrical

systems, including replacing outdated components and integrating new technologies.

• Safety Compliance: Adhere to all safety regulations and best practices when working with electrical

systems in a maritime environment. Ensure compliance with maritime electrical standards and

certifications.

• Communication: Effectively communicate with colleagues in English, both verbally and in writing,

to ensure smooth collaboration and adherence to project timelines.

• Maritime Craftsmanship: Demonstrate a high level of craftsmanship, with a focus on precision and

quality in all electrical work performed in the maritime or offshore industry.

• Self-Monitoring: Critically monitor your work performance and quality, ensuring that all tasks meet

the highest standards of safety and functionality