Marine Low Voltage Electrician

Texas A&M•Galveston, TX

12d•Onsite

About The Position

The Marine Low Voltage Electrician (Under 1000 volts AC) performs operation, maintenance, trouble shooting and repair of existing low voltage power, lighting, galley, laundry, ventilation, elevator, crane, deck machinery, fire & safety, automation and control equipment and systems aboard ship and performs installation of new low voltage equipment and systems aboard ship as directed. Cognizance of consumption of consumables and spare parts and maintains inventory of same.

Requirements

High School diploma or GED
Six months of related experience
MMC Endorsement as wiper or above
Ability to sail with vessel during annual sea term (60-90 days) and attend vessel during periodic shipyard availability
Ability to lift and move heavy objects
Pass USCG physical.
Function aboard a ship at sea
This position is security sensitive
This position requires compliance with state and federal laws/codes and Texas A&M University System/TAMU policies, regulations, rules and procedures
All tasks and job responsibilities must be performed safely without injury to self or others in compliance with System and University safety requirements

Nice To Haves

5 years experience as marine electrician
MMC Endorsement as QMED(Electrical)

Responsibilities

Provide electrical maintenance troubleshooting and repair in the outlined systems below: POWER – Safely operate, maintain, trouble shoot and repair switchboards, distribution panels, electrical wiring, circuit breakers, motors, motor control centers, variable frequency drives, soft starters, contactors, relays. Perform electrical insulation resistance testing; electrical power system thermographic survey, motor current signature analysis.
Safely operate, maintain, trouble shoot and repair navigation, accommodation, machinery, classroom, conference room, multipurpose room lighting systems and equipment throughout the vessel. The work area includes working aloft at height both within machinery spaces and on weather decks
Safely operate, maintain, trouble shoot and repair galley equipment and systems including but not limited to ovens, griddles, fryers, refrigeration, freezers, water heaters, galley ventilation, range hoods.
Safely operate, maintain, trouble shoot and repair ventilation systems consisting of air handlers, dampers, motors, variable frequency drives, dampers, fire dampers, remote controls.
Safely operate, maintain, trouble shoot and repair ships anchor windlass (P/S) and mooring winches (fwd/aft), (P/S).
Safely operate, maintain, trouble shoot and repair ships automated fire doors and system, sliding watertight doors, accommodation space fire sprinkler system, fire detection system, machinery space water fog system, machinery space INERGEN fire suppression system, local fire suppression systems.
Safely operate, maintain, trouble shoot and repair automation and control systems associated with HVACR, remote control valves, tank level indication, UPS and battery systems for lighting, switchboards, propulsion remote control, computer network systems, etc.
Maintains cognizance of inventory of consumption of consumable and spare parts inventory, advises engineering leadership of consumption, recommendations and requirements for ordering.
Other duties as assigned; work with engineering license students to the extent that it does not interfere with performance of primary duties outlined above.