Marine Electrician/Fishing Vessel

AmSea•Seattle, WA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for assisting the Chief Engineer and all other departments of the vessel as necessary in the operating, maintaining and repairing of all vessel Electrical systems and processes. This includes electric generating systems, heating and ventilation systems, vessel house systems, consumer installations, frequency inverters, factory PLC controls systems and automated processing equipment, fish catching systems, and electrical and electronic systems. The role also requires knowledge of Kongsberg systems, supporting ASC policies, and participating in company-sponsored and outside training. Communication and maintaining an accurate electrical parts inventory and ordering are also key responsibilities.

Requirements

Ability to troubleshoot all indicated electrical systems.
Ability to read ISO Electrical drawings.
Excellent teamwork and assistant abilities.
Competent participant in vessel’s abandon ship, fire-fighting and man overboard drills.
Ability to interface in a cooperative and businesslike manner with company vendor representatives, shipyard representatives and outside contractors.
Must be 18 years or older.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of factory trawlers electrical equipment.
Knowledge of sequential automated processing.

Responsibilities

Operating, maintaining, and repairing all vessel electrical systems and processes.
Managing electric generating systems, heating and ventilation systems, vessel house systems, consumer installations, frequency inverters, factory PLC controls systems and automated processing equipment, fish catching systems, and electrical and electronic systems.
Utilizing knowledge of Kongsberg systems.
Supporting all ASC policies and company philosophies.
Attending and participating in company-sponsored training programs and outside training in management or engineering related courses.
Communicating effectively and seeking assistance when needed.
Maintaining and updating the electrical parts inventory and ordering.
Performing tie-up, shipyard, and in-port work for required maintenance as directed by ASC management on a 12-hour per day schedule.