Responsibilities:

• Install conduits to bulkheads, thread wires, and connect to terminals such as connection boxes, circuit breakers, and switch panels.

• Construct instrument panels according to specifications using hand and power tools and technical drawings.

• Install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems, wiring, fixtures, and control devices aboard vessels.

• Perform preventive and predictive maintenance and diagnose faults using test equipment and hand tools.

• Strip insulation, solder wires to terminals, and conduct insulation resistance measurements on cables.

• Repair and maintain generators, switchboards, motors, circuit breakers, distribution panels, alarm systems, and lighting circuits.

• Test electrical characteristics including voltage, resistance, and phase angle using appropriate instruments.

• Perform minor repairs on engines, including plumbing, hydraulic, steering systems, and replacement of worn components.

• Maintain accurate service records, repair documentation, and electrical system maintenance histories.

• Inspect systems for hazards and compliance, supervise installations/modifications, and troubleshoot onboard electronic equipment (radio, radar, sonar, etc.).

Requirements:

• Diploma or Certificate in Electrical Engineering or Marine Electrical Systems.

• Minimum 3 years’ experience in marine electrical systems, preferably on dredgers or ships.

• Knowledge of shipboard systems, marine regulations, and safety practices.

• Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills.

• Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics.

• Familiarity  with PLC systems, control panels, and maritime communication systems.