Marine Electrician

? Troubleshoot wiring and other electrical systems on marine equipment and make repairs ? Test low and high-voltage circuit systems for safety? Work on power generators or other alternative sources of energy, like solar or wind power ? Wire and test the alarm and communication systems ? Monitor for potential electrical voltage threats ? Design and update bonding systems to protect the ship against weather elements ? Protect the boat's equipment using drip loops and heat shrinks ? Interpret and write technical reports and estimate repair costs? Install wiring and electrical equipment when building new ships ? Install and configure generators? Test marine electrical equipment like voltmeters and oscilloscopes for efficiency? Marine electricians may also need specialized skills, which will often be learned while attending a maritime program. These are some of the specialized skills they may need: ? Knowledge of electrical systems: A good working knowledge of electrical systems in ships is important. In addition to reading and navigating electrical blueprints, marine electricians will need to know where to find certain access points and wires.? Coast guard: Some marine electricians may choose to work with the KSA. the government on military ships. If this is your preferred route, you may need special coast guard training. ? Knowledge of circuit breakers, transformers, and high-voltage control panels: Working as a marine electrician, you are likely to work with each of these things. An apprenticeship can be a good way to learn these areas in-depth. ? Knowledge of certain safety protocols: Up-to-date safety protocols.

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