Marine Electrician — High‑Voltage Vessel Systems

Arc; Torrance (CA); On-site; USD 63,000 - 69,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits

Parental leave

Generous time off

Income protection

Retirement savings

Water fund

Professional development

Safety support

Captain training

Office perks

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Arc is seeking an Industrial Marine Electrician to physically build and integrate electrical systems for commercial vessels at our Los Angeles area headquarters. You will install, wire, and commission high- and low-voltage systems, panels, and harnesses, while troubleshooting to component level.

The role requires a hands‑on mentality, the ability to travel to partner shipyards, and strict adherence to safety standards, including LOTO and arc flash.

Qualifications

• 5+ years as industrial/marine/commercial electrician or journeyman‑level experience after apprenticeship.
• Hands‑on experience with high‑voltage systems; DC experience preferred.
• Fluent in reading electrical schematics, one-lines, cable schedules.

Responsibilities

• Install and commission high/low‑voltage electrical systems on vessels, including propulsion and charging.
• Build and wire control panels, switchgear, and shore power infrastructure.
• Fabricate harnesses, conduit, cable tray; install penetrations.
• Work from wiring diagrams and schedules; suggest build improvements.

Skills

High-voltage experience

Reading schematics

Hand and power tools

Safety procedures (LOTO, arc flash)

Travel up to 20%

Education

Apprenticeship + journeyman experience

Tools

Meggers

Multimeters

Torque tools

Calibrated tools

Job description

Arc is seeking an Industrial Marine Electrician to physically build and integrate electrical systems for commercial vessels at our Los Angeles area headquarters. You will install, wire, and commission high- and low-voltage systems, panels, and harnesses, while troubleshooting to component level.

The role requires a hands‑on mentality, the ability to travel to partner shipyards, and strict adherence to safety standards, including LOTO and arc flash.