Marine Electrician - Level 2

All American Marine•Bellingham, WA

9d•$25 - $32•Onsite

About The Position

Join All American Marine as a Full-Time Marine Electrician - Level 2, where you will immerse yourself in the dynamic world of boat maintenance and electrical systems. Located in Bellingham, Washington, this onsite position offers you the chance to work on cutting-edge marine technology in a high-performance environment. You will collaborate with skilled professionals who share your passion for innovation and integrity. With competitive pay ranging from $25 to $32 per hour, this role provides not only a rewarding salary but also an opportunity to advance your career in a supportive and professional atmosphere. For over 30 years, All American Marine (AAM) has set the standard in custom aluminum vessel manufacturing, delivering innovative marine solutions tailored to meet the most demanding needs. Located in the maritime hub of Bellingham, WA, AAM specializes in designing and building advanced, fuel-efficient boats for commercial, research, and passenger transportation.

Requirements

Minimum of 2 years of experience as an electrician or electrician apprentice.
Strong electrical skills.
Proficiency in reading electrical and mechanical diagrams.
Adept at independently installing electrical circuits according to project specifications.
Skilled in testing and repairing electrical malfunctions.
Experience installing AC/DC low voltage systems as well as electronic control systems.
Fabrication skills.
Familiarity with basic welding techniques.
Solid understanding of electrical standards, including USCG, ABYC.
Able to follow print as laid out by lead.
Able to terminate under guidance of a lead.
Able to fit electrical components under guidance of lead.
Physical ability to work at heights and tight spaces.
Humble attitude.
Strong work ethic.
Good communication and relational skills.
Attentive to safety.
Team player.

Nice To Haves

Marine experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

Installation, maintenance, repair, testing, and commissioning of electrical and electronic equipment and systems.
Reading electrical and mechanical diagrams to accurately determine job requirements.
Installing circuits as directed by supervisors.
Conducting thorough tests to identify and repair malfunctions.
Installing AC/DC low voltage systems and assembling electrical components, ensuring compliance with all necessary standards.
Working carefully, keeping your workspace clean and orderly.
Fabricating wireways and foundations with minimal supervision.
Pulling and grooming wire with minimal guidance.