Job Description

An Electrician (Marine) specializes in electrical systems on marine vessels, ensuring they are operational, safe, and compliant with regulations. Their work is critical for the functioning and safety of ships, boats, and offshore structures. Here's an overview of their role, responsibilities, and skills:

Role Overview :

Marine Electricians install, maintain, repair, and troubleshoot electrical systems and equipment on marine vessels or structures. This can include navigation systems, lighting, communication systems, and power distribution.

Key Responsibilities :

• Installation :
• Install electrical wiring, control panels, and systems for new vessels or during retrofitting projects.
• Ensure compliance with international maritime standards.
• Maintenance :
• Perform routine inspections of electrical systems to ensure optimal performance.
• Check and service batteries, generators, and circuit breakers.
• Repair :
• Diagnose and fix electrical issues, such as short circuits, system failures, or equipment malfunctions.
• Replace damaged components like wires, fuses, and relays.
• Safety :
• Ensure all work adheres to safety guidelines and minimizes fire or electrical hazards.
• Conduct safety tests, including insulation resistance and grounding checks.
• Technical Documentation :
• Read and interpret technical diagrams, schematics, and blueprints.
• Maintain logs and records of inspections, repairs, and modifications.
• Collaboration :
• Work closely with engineers, shipbuilders, and other technicians to integrate and optimize electrical systems.

Essential Skills :

• Technical Knowledge : Familiarity with marine electrical systems, AC/DC power, and electronic controls.
• Troubleshooting : Ability to diagnose and resolve complex electrical issues efficiently.
• Attention to Detail : Precision in wiring, component placement, and system calibration.
• Physical Fitness : Capability to work in confined spaces, at heights, or under challenging weather conditions.
• Compliance Awareness : Understanding of maritime regulations like SOLAS, IEC standards, and class society rules (e.g., ABS, DNV).

Common Tools Used :

• Multimeters and ammeters
• Wire strippers and crimpers
• Oscilloscopes
• Insulation resistance testers
• Power tools (drills, saws)

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: AED1,000.00 - AED2,500.00 per month

Experience:

• Marine Electrical: 1 year (Required)