Role Overview: As an Electrician, your main responsibility will be to install, maintain, and repair electrical systems on marine vessels and shipyard equipment. You will be required to perform wiring, testing, and commissioning of single-phase and three-phase electrical systems. Troubleshooting and rectifying electrical faults in motors, control panels, lighting systems, and power distribution networks will also be part of your duties. Additionally, you will need to carry out cable laying, panel wiring, and electrical testing onboard marine vessels. Attending to electrical breakdowns, performing preventive maintenance, and maintaining records of completed electrical work will be essential tasks. It is important to adhere to all safety regulations, company procedures, and shipyard operational requirements. Key Responsibilities: - Install, maintain, and repair electrical systems on marine vessels and shipyard equipment - Perform wiring, testing, and commissioning of single-phase and three-phase electrical systems - Troubleshoot and rectify electrical faults in motors, control panels, lighting systems, and power distribution networks - Carry out cable laying, panel wiring, and electrical testing onboard marine vessels - Attend to electrical breakdowns, perform preventive maintenance, and maintain records of completed electrical work - Adhere to all safety regulations, company procedures, and shipyard operational requirements Qualifications Required: - ITI Electrician (Preferred) or Diploma in Electrical Engineering - Relevant technical certifications will be an added advantage - 2 to 3 years of relevant experience in electrical maintenance, installation, and troubleshooting - Experience in shipyards, marine vessels, or industrial projects will be preferred - Good knowledge of single-phase and three-phase electrical systems - Knowledge of marine vessel electrical wiring and onboard electrical installations - Ability to use electrical testing instruments such as multimeters, clamp meters, and insulation testers - Understanding of electrical safety practices and troubleshooting techniques - Ability to work independently and as part of a team (Note: No additional details of the company were provided in the job description) Role Overview: As an Electrician, your main responsibility will be to install, maintain, and repair electrical systems on marine vessels and shipyard equipment. You will be required to perform wiring, testing, and commissioning of single-phase and three-phase electrical systems. Troubleshooting and rectifying electrical faults in motors, control panels, lighting systems, and power distribution networks will also be part of your duties. Additionally, you will need to carry out cable laying, panel wiring, and electrical testing onboard marine vessels. Attending to electrical breakdowns, performing preventive maintenance, and maintaining records of completed electrical work will be essential tasks. It is important to adhere to all safety regulations, company procedures, and shipyard operational requirements. Key Responsibilities: - Install, maintain, and repair electrical systems on marine vessels and shipyard equipment - Perform wiring, testing, and commissioning of single-phase and three-phase electrical systems - Troubleshoot and rectify electrical faults in motors, control panels, lighting systems, and power distribution networks - Carry out cable laying, panel wiring, and electrical testing onboard marine vessels - Attend to electrical breakdowns, perform preventive maintenance, and maintain records of completed electrical work - Adhere to all safety regulations, company procedures, and shipyard operational requirements Qualifications Required: - ITI Electrician (Preferred) or Diploma in Electrical Engineering - Relevant technical certifications will be an added advantage - 2 to 3 years of relevant experience in electrical maintenance, installation, and troubleshooting - Experience in shipyards, marine vessels, or industrial projects will be preferred - Good knowledge of single-phase and three-phase electrical systems - Knowledge of marine vessel electrical wiring and onboard electrical installations - Ability to use electrical testing instruments such as multimeters, clamp meters, and insulation testers - Understanding of electrical safety practices and troubleshooting techniques - Ability to work independently and as part of a team (Note: No additional details of the company were provided in the job description)