Marine Electrician & Assistant Engineer — Research Vessel

Cardinal Point Captains, Inc; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

A marine operations company is seeking a QMED electrician/refrigerating engineer to join the team on board the R/V Lake Guardian. This role involves assisting in the operation and maintenance of propulsion and electrical systems on the vessel. Ideal candidates will possess a USCG endorsement as QMED and a minimum of five years' experience in marine electrical work. The position requires collaboration with various teams, adherence to safety protocols, and a commitment to maintaining operational excellence while at sea.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 5 years of experience as a marine electrician.
• Knowledge of USCG and ABS electrical practice rules.
• Ability to perform maintenance on electrical systems.

Responsibilities

• Assist in the operation of propulsion machinery.
• Participate in maintenance and inspection activities.
• Stand engine room watch and monitor parameters.
• Adhere to safety compliance and regulations.
• Help manage inventory of spare parts.
• Participate in emergency response drills.
• Document maintenance and performance records.
• Collaborate with engineering team and crew.

Skills

Installation of electrical devices and wiring

Experience with electrical power systems

Proficiency in engine room operations

Knowledge of safety procedures

Team collaboration

Education

USCG endorsement as QMED – electrician/refrigerating engineer

Endorsement as chief engineer or assistant engineer

Job description

A marine operations company is seeking a QMED electrician/refrigerating engineer to join the team on board the R/V Lake Guardian. This role involves assisting in the operation and maintenance of propulsion and electrical systems on the vessel. Ideal candidates will possess a USCG endorsement as QMED and a minimum of five years' experience in marine electrical work. The position requires collaboration with various teams, adherence to safety protocols, and a commitment to maintaining operational excellence while at sea.