Marine Electrician - Documentation & Upgrades (Part-Time)

Westgate Technology Corp.; Port Moody; On-site; CAD 110,000 - 138,000; Part time

Job summary

Westgate Technology Corp. is seeking a marine electrician for a part-time, independent contract to document and maintain a 1998 Silverton 322 in Reed Point Marina, Port Moody, BC.

The project starts with a full electrical schematic of 12 V DC and 120 V AC systems, including battery banks, charging, distribution, and marine electronics. You will work on board and off-site as needed, delivering editable schematics and an equipment register, then perform upgrades and routine checks under an agreed

Qualifications

• Solid marine electrical experience and relevant certifications.
• Ability to document complex DC/AC systems on a vessel.
• Familiarity with ABYC/TC small-vessel standards is preferred.
• Able to trace undocumented wiring and create clear schematics.

Responsibilities

• Survey and document the complete onboard electrical system (DC and AC).
• Identify circuits, conductors, protections, and grounding; verify wire sizes and ratings.
• Produce professional schematics (single-line and detailed wiring) as editable files and PDFs.
• Document marine electronics network and power feeds; record inverter/charger configuration.
• Create equipment register; prioritize deficiencies with corrective actions; label wiring and panels.

Skills

Marine electrical

ABYC awareness

DC/AC systems

Electrical schematics

Troubleshooting

Education

BC Certificate of Qualification

ABYC certification

Tools

Multimeter

Marine crimping tools

DC clamp meter

Marine wiring

Job description

Westgate Technology Corp. is seeking a marine electrician for a part-time, independent contract to document and maintain a 1998 Silverton 322 in Reed Point Marina, Port Moody, BC.

The project starts with a full electrical schematic of 12 V DC and 120 V AC systems, including battery banks, charging, distribution, and marine electronics. You will work on board and off-site as needed, delivering editable schematics and an equipment register, then perform upgrades and routine checks under an agreed