5 marine electrician jobs found

Job Overview The installation of electrical and mechanical components on various vessel types. Installs outboard motors or inboard diesel engines and jet drives, along with associated cables and wiring Installs fuel systems and filters. Fabricates and installs main and auxiliary wiring harnesses. Installs, interfaces and connects a variety of components such as lights, radios, radar, sonar, heating and air conditioning systems, auxiliary generators, GPS, chart plotters, etc.   Requirements Thorough understanding of 12V dc electrical systems, including crimping, soldering and basic trouble shooting using multi meter. Ability to layout, build and install subsystems from schematics, including development of part list ordering parts, assembling components and testing. Understanding of gasoline and/or diesel powerplants, including basic automotive mechanical skills Familiar with general shop safety procedures and operation of hand...

Position Summary: General Dynamics NASSCO in San Diego, CA, is seeking an Outside Machinist for new construction projects who will be responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing ships' propulsion systems and auxiliary components. The right candidate will have experience with various types of propulsion, including steam, turbine, electrical, and diesel systems, as well as working knowledge of rudders, steering gear, elevators, and Navy UNREP systems. This hands-on role requires a thorough understanding of ship fluid systems and proficiency in the use of precision measurement tools and portable machining tools. Key Responsibilities: Read and interpret mechanical drawings, technical manuals, hydraulic, and pneumatic diagrams. Assemble and install complex mechanical systems, ensuring proper alignment and operation. Use precision measurement tools and understand imperial and metric measurement systems. Apply shop mathematics skills, including geometry,...

Position Summary: General Dynamics NASSCO is searching for an experienced Outside Machinist for ship repair operations at its San Diego, CA location. The Outside Machinist will install, maintain, and repair ship propulsion systems, auxiliary systems, and fluid systems, which may include steam, turbine, electrical, and diesel propulsion, rudders, steering gear, elevators, and various other components. The role includes testing equipment for specification compliance, installing shop equipment, and performing tasks as required for ship maintenance and repair. Key Responsibilities: Read and interpret mechanical drawings and technical manuals. Understand hydraulic and pneumatic diagrams. Assemble and install complex mechanical systems and equipment. Utilize precision measurement tools with an understanding of imperial and metric systems. Apply shop mathematics, geometry, trigonometry, and work with decimals and fractions. Maintain safety awareness and operate...

Position Summary: The Tugboat Engineer at Curtin Maritime is a crucial technical role that spans from junior engineer positions to Chief Engineer, responsible for maintaining and operating the vessel's machinery and systems. This role requires someone with a solid mechanical background, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work well under pressure. The engineer will work closely with the Port Engineer and Vessel Captain to ensure the vessels function efficiently, safely, and in line with Curtin Maritime's core values. Key Responsibilities: Handle daily operation and maintenance of the vessel's mechanical and electronic systems. Troubleshoot issues related to electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical systems. Conduct regular inspections and maintenance of the engine room to the Curtin Standard. Manage onboard inventories, work plans, and deckhands when applicable. Collaborate closely with related departments for audits, regulatory compliance,...

Position Summary: The OSV Engineer role at Curtin Maritime is an integral part of the vessel's technical and mechanical operations, ensuring safe and efficient performance in line with the company's core values. The positions, ranging from QMED Oiler to Chief Engineer, demand expertise in maintaining the Curtin Standard onboard and offer growth opportunities for those with strong leadership and engineering skills. Key Responsibilities: Operate and maintain vessel systems, including electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical components. Ensure proactive planning and readiness for all engineering operations of the vessel. Carry out maintenance to the Curtin Standard, including the engine room and Z-Drive experience. Troubleshoot and repair vessel equipment and perform heavy repairs such as engine overhauls as necessary. Lead and train Assistant Engineers and Deckhands, providing critical feedback and creating standard operating procedures. Maintain...