Shipboard Electrician: Master Naval Power Systems

IMIA, LLC; Connecticut; On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health

Dental

Vision

Life

LTD

Accident

Critical Illness

401k

Job summary

IMIA, LLC is seeking a Marine Electrician to perform electrical work aboard U.S. Navy ships and submarines during pier side or shipyard availabilities. The role includes working on shipboard electrical systems, fiber optic installations, and a structured four-tier career progression from Basic to Foreman Electrician.

Training, certifications, and NAVSEA standards sono essential to advancement. Qualified candidates may have Navy training backgrounds or formal electrician apprenticeships.

Qualifications

• Experience in shipboard electrical work or shipyard environments.
• NAVSEA/NSTM related training or certifications recommended.
• Journeyman or Master Electrician licensure preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist other personnel in electrical work as assigned.
• Perform cable pulls, terminations, and continuity testing per NAVSEA standards.
• Support preventive maintenance on electrical equipment and systems.
• Complete required documentation and QA forms.
• Maintain tools and workspace in safe condition.
• Perform testing, maintenance, and calibration of shipboard electrical systems.
• Read and interpret electrical drawings and manuals.
• Coordinate testing, commissioning, and system validation activities.
• Provide support to other Electrician personnel and customer representatives.

Skills

Electrical safety

Fiber optic

NAVSEA/NSTM knowledge

Shipboard electrical work

Education

Navy Class A/C School

Electrical Apprenticeship

State Licensure

Tools

Fiber Optic Tools

NAVSEA Equipment

Job description

IMIA, LLC is seeking a Marine Electrician to perform electrical work aboard U.S. Navy ships and submarines during pier side or shipyard availabilities. The role includes working on shipboard electrical systems, fiber optic installations, and a structured four-tier career progression from Basic to Foreman Electrician.

Training, certifications, and NAVSEA standards sono essential to advancement. Qualified candidates may have Navy training backgrounds or formal electrician apprenticeships.