Electrician (A)

Ingalls Shipbuilding•Pascagoula, MS

1d•Onsite

About The Position

It’s the Ingalls First-Class Electrician that brings our ships to life. Their work supplies power to the weapons and combat systems, which in turn keep our military and our nation safe. Does that sound like an interesting way to make a great living? Then a rewarding career as an Electrician at Ingalls Shipbuilding, “America’s Shipyard” and Mississippi’s largest private employer is waiting for you. Since 1938, Ingalls workforce has done their part in helping our nation by constructing nearly 70 percent of our US Navy’s fleet of ships. If you possess the talent, skill, ability or even the willingness to learn, perhaps you have what it takes to become a valued team member. The Metrology Electrician works for and reports directly to the Metrology Quality Manager 1. The Metrology Electrician is responsible for the calibration, troubleshooting and repair of shipboard installed electrical measuring equipment using established methods and procedures. Performs onboard calibration of ships systems including but not limited to tank level indicators (TLIs), reverse osmosis console, collective protection system zone alarm panel (CPS Zone), oily waste transfer system (OWTS), redundant internally mounted start sequence (RIMMS), sonar dome pressure indicator (SDPI), and MPDE pressure transducers and amplifiers. Requires the ability to work with minimal supervision.

Requirements

Resume must be attached
High School Diploma or Equivalent
Minimum of (4) years of formal electrical training, i.e., Military Schools, Technical Schools, or Apprenticeship Program

Nice To Haves

Basic troubleshooting and repair skills in electronics.
Must have the ability to work in environment lifting weights of up to 50 lbs., in addition to stooping and bending when required.
Working knowledge of current class of ships under construction.
Demonstrated basic computer skills are required.

Responsibilities

calibration, troubleshooting and repair of shipboard installed electrical measuring equipment
onboard calibration of ships systems including but not limited to tank level indicators (TLIs), reverse osmosis console, collective protection system zone alarm panel (CPS Zone), oily waste transfer system (OWTS), redundant internally mounted start sequence (RIMMS), sonar dome pressure indicator (SDPI), and MPDE pressure transducers and amplifiers