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Propulsion Controls Engineering LLC in Bremerton and Everett, WA, is seeking a Marine Electrician Journeyman I–V to install, repair and test shipboard electrical systems with minimal supervision. The role requires six years of marine or shipyard experience and the ability to obtain a DoD security clearance.
This on-site, full-time position emphasizes safety, NAVSEA standards compliance, and operational excellence across our Bremerton and Everett locations.
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Active - Regular full-time Craft Workers Bremerton, WA, US
2 days ago Requisition ID: 1913
Salary Range: $29.26 To $40.97 Hourly
Job Posting Title Marine Electrician Journeyman III
Job Description
OUR CORE PILLARS: Safety | Operational Excellence | Shareholder Value
Propulsion Controls Engineering has an opening for a Marine Electrician Journeyman I - V, with a minimum of six years ship repair experience; supporting our Bremerton & Everett, Washington locations. PCE is a full service electro-mechanical repair and diesel repair contractor. PCE has garnered a wealth of extensive experience in successfully executing major system overhauls across numerous ports throughout the world on virtually every class of ship currently in operation.
Install, repair and connect equipment for all electrical services on the ship without Supervision. Lay out, pull, lift and install cables and conduits without Supervision. Prepare work area, drill holes, grind metal surfaces, and mount equipment with minimal Supervision. Test electrical equipment in accordance with NAVSEA Standard Items without Supervision. Perform other related tasks as assigned, some of which may become essential to the position.
This position may require access to U.S. government or military sites. As such, candidates must be eligible to obtain base access clearance, which includes passing a background check and presenting valid government-issued identification. Per federal requirements, acceptable ID must be REAL ID-compliant or an approved form of federal identification, such as a valid U.S. passport.