Electrical Technician III

R&P Technologies is looking for an experienced Marine Electrician III with good technical skills and waterfront knowledge to work under the supervision of a Lead Technician Level IV.

Provide training to Technician Level II and I personnel.

They are responsible for reporting all task completions and production obstacles to their Lead Technician and will be capable of standing in as Lead Technician when required.

Ensure that all work performed is in accordance with ship specification requirements while complying with all OSHA, NAVSEA, ABS, local shipyard, and R&P safety policies and procedures.

Execute plans of electrical installations to include, but not limited to 115VAC/440VAC/Various VDC equipment, fiber optics, lighting, announcing, RF antennas, audio/video, interior communications and alarms, and network systems.

They will operate efficiently in a team environment and demonstrate effective leadership qualities while dealing with junior personnel.

Receive mentorship/guidance from Lead Technician or Task Lead for questions on any assigned tasks that are not fully understood.

• Execute plans of electrical installations for many different electrical and electronic systems such as lighting, announcing, 115V/440V electrical plant equipment, Uninterrupted Power Supply equipment, Audio/Video equipment, Antenna systems and many others
• Install electrical cabinets, fixtures, and equipment for various electrical systems
• Install safety and distribution components (e.g., switches, resistors, circuit-breaker panels etc.)
• Connect wiring in electrical circuits and networks using various MIL-SPEC connectors
• Pull in cables of various lengths and sizes to accommodate system connections
• Perform effective troubleshooting to identify hazards or malfunctions and repair/replace damaged equipment
• Potentially run shipboard availabilities with a small crew.
• Install, tag and band copper cables on various classes of surface and submarine Naval Vessels.
• Performing all duties required to layout, fabricate, and install electrical wiring, coaxial cable, onboard Navy vessels.
• Troubleshooting and testing of copper cables and circuits.
• Possess skills and abilities to perform the requirements of a shipboard or airframe electrician's trade with little supervision or guidance.
• Knowing how to read and interpret drawings, specifications, technical manuals, design notices, etc.