DECK ELECTRICIAN EXPERIENCED

Huntington Ingalls•Newport News, VA

9d•$66,997 - $85,197•Onsite

About The Position

Deck electricians are largely responsible for the installation, repair, overhaul, and operational testing of the electrical systems aboard the ship. Electricians can be working on one of the many electrical systems aboard the ship including lighting, power distribution, communication or navigation. Electricians read and interpret complex electrical and electronic schematics. The job of an electrician is unique in that it requires an individual that can quickly switch between differing tasks ranging from lighting and receptacle hook-ups, installing wire way racks, rebuilding equipment, installing electronic controls, lighting maintenance, performing preventative maintenance, or welding of studs for mounting equipment.

Requirements

Willing to undergo a background investigation and drug screen.
Able to pass physical agility test.
Able to kneel, squat, crawl, bend, stoop, and climb on a daily basis.
Able to lift at least 40 pounds.
Able to perform overhead work.
Able to work at extreme heights.
Able to perform work outdoors, year-round, in all weather conditions.
Able to work in small, tight, confined spaces.
Able to take measurements or be willing to learn.
Willing to work in radiation areas, with appropriate training and equipment.
Able to be clean shaven to wear a respirator.
Able to work overtime as needed.
Willing to work any shift.
At least 1 year of experience as a commercial, residential, industrial or marine electrician / related experience in mechanical, carpentry, auto mechanics, roofing or computer/IT / related military experience.

Nice To Haves

High school graduate or equivalent preferred.
Successful completion of an electrical, technical, mechanical or vocational program; related military training.

Responsibilities

Installation, repair, overhaul, and operational testing of electrical systems aboard the ship.
Working on electrical systems including lighting, power distribution, communication, or navigation.
Reading and interpreting complex electrical and electronic schematics.
Switching between differing tasks such as lighting and receptacle hook-ups, installing wire way racks, rebuilding equipment, installing electronic controls, lighting maintenance, performing preventative maintenance, or welding of studs for mounting equipment.