Kros-Wise-posted 1 day ago
Full-time • Mid Level
Onsite • San Diego, CA

The Electrical and Amphibious Engineering Technician IV provides advanced technical support for the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and testing of shipboard electrical and control systems on U.S. Navy surface combatants and amphibious class ships. The position requires in-depth knowledge of marine electrical distribution, propulsion controls, and auxiliary systems, along with the ability to perform infrared (IR) thermographic inspections, cableway assessments, and system diagnostics per NAVSEA and MIL-STD standards.

  • Install, test, and maintain new and existing electrical cables , power and lighting circuits , and distribution systems operating at 4160 VAC, 1000 VDC, 450 VAC, and 115 VAC
  • Support ship control, propulsion, and auxiliary systems, including: Ship Service Diesel Generators (SSDGs) and Main Propulsion Diesel Engines (MPDEs) Gas/steam turbine generators and exciters Automatic Bus Transfer (ABT) switches , transformers , switchgear , and load centers Hybrid Electric Drive Systems (HEDS) , Auxiliary Propulsion Motors (APM) , and synchronizer controls Degaussing, cathodic protection, and battery charging systems
  • Maintain Marine Electrical Systems , Lube Oil Purifier Heaters , Vent Fog Precipitators , and Helicopter/Aircraft Electrical Servicing Stations (HESS/AESS)
  • Diagnose electrical faults and perform repairs on shipboard power generation, propulsion, and auxiliary control systems
  • Conduct testing and calibration of controllers, power analyzers, UPS systems, and converters
  • Verify proper operation of governor control , load shedding, reverse power relays , and circuit breaker protection systems
  • Perform IR thermographic inspections on electrical equipment and systems per MIP 3000 and SW210-AP-GYD-010 Thermal/Infrared Imaging Inspection Guide Book
  • Identify and document overheating conditions in electrical circuits, components, breakers, and control equipment
  • Support IR surveys on all ship classes, including engineering, propulsion, and combat systems spaces
  • Provide technical analysis and recommendations for corrective maintenance
  • Conduct shipboard electrical cableway inspections per NAVSEAINST 9304.1
  • Identify hazards, deficiencies, and recommend repair priorities
  • Review as-built drawings and verify compliance with MIL-STD-2003 and NAVSEA Standard Items
  • Infrared (IR) Survey Certification: Level I IR Technician (minimum 30% of personnel within 60 days of support) Level II IR Technician (at least one of the Level I technicians within 6 months) Recertification every 5 years Training source: The Snell Group
  • Marine Electric Propulsion / High Voltage Electrical Safety Training Must be completed within 60 days of support Training source: MEBA Engineering School
  • High Voltage Safety PPE Certification Proficiency using PPE rated for 4160 VAC IR surveys and switchboard inspections.
  • Proficient with Navy electrical documentation and NAVSEA Standard Items
  • Skilled in electrical theory, motor controllers, circuit analysis, and power generation equipment.
  • Experience with digital and hydraulic control systems , propulsion generators , automatic controls , and synchronization systems
  • Ability to interpret and apply engineering drawings, schematics, and technical manuals.
  • Familiarity with infrared imaging tools, data interpretation, and thermographic reporting.
  • Strong troubleshooting, analytical, and documentation skills.
  • Education: Associate degree or completion of U.S. Navy Electrician's Mate "A" School, or equivalent technical training.
  • Experience: Minimum 5-10 years of experience in shipboard electrical or marine propulsion systems, including 3+ years performing system diagnostics, cableway inspections, or IR surveys on naval platforms.
  • Must possess or be eligible for a Secret clearance .
  • Prior U.S. Navy experience or shipyard technician experience (DDG 1000, LPD 17, LSD 47, LHD 1/8 class ships).
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