We are seeking an experienced
Marine Electrical Technician
with a strong electrical background to support work on
U.S. Navy aircraft carriers , both in-service and under construction. Responsibilities
Perform electrical and mechanical maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair on aircraft carrier systems. Diagnose and resolve complex electrical issues across multiple shipboard systems. Work extensively with:
PLC systems (Rockwell) — advanced knowledge preferred Electric motors, limit switches, and proximity switches Multipin connectors (including building plugs for control panels) Vertical package conveyors Hangar doors and cableway installations
Conduct enterprise testing, including work with solenoids. Read and interpret technical drawings, wiring diagrams, and schematics. Collaborate with project teams to meet schedules and quality requirements. Support carrier platforms including CVN-70, CVN-71, CVN-72, with future work on CVN-79. Qualifications
OSHA 10 Maritime Certification
(required). Strong electrical background; mechanical experience is a plus. Hands-on experience with Rockwell PLC systems. Knowledge of electric motors and control systems. Experience with multipin connectors (certification preferred). Cableway installation experience preferred. Ability to work safely and effectively in shipyard and carrier environments.
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Marine Electrical Technician
with a strong electrical background to support work on
U.S. Navy aircraft carriers , both in-service and under construction. Responsibilities
Perform electrical and mechanical maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair on aircraft carrier systems. Diagnose and resolve complex electrical issues across multiple shipboard systems. Work extensively with:
PLC systems (Rockwell) — advanced knowledge preferred Electric motors, limit switches, and proximity switches Multipin connectors (including building plugs for control panels) Vertical package conveyors Hangar doors and cableway installations
Conduct enterprise testing, including work with solenoids. Read and interpret technical drawings, wiring diagrams, and schematics. Collaborate with project teams to meet schedules and quality requirements. Support carrier platforms including CVN-70, CVN-71, CVN-72, with future work on CVN-79. Qualifications
OSHA 10 Maritime Certification
(required). Strong electrical background; mechanical experience is a plus. Hands-on experience with Rockwell PLC systems. Knowledge of electric motors and control systems. Experience with multipin connectors (certification preferred). Cableway installation experience preferred. Ability to work safely and effectively in shipyard and carrier environments.
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