The Marine Electrical Manager is a senior role responsible for overseeing the installation of electrical and electronic systems on ships, ensuring efficient installation & testing of said systems, and validation of safe and reliable operation.

Core Responsibilities

• Technical Leadership: Act as the technical expert for electrical and electronic installations & testing, providing guidance to electrical staff and subcontractors
• Coordinate the transfer of technical documentation, such as: Drawings, schematics, manufacturer’s manuals, work packages, etc. from engineering to production personnel (electrical subcontractors)
• Establish and direct priorities to electrical installation teams in accordance with schedule and milestones to be achieved
• Coordinate with other trade leads to avoid resource conflicts on the vessel(s)
• Manage: Manage subcontractors, including major equipment technicians including scheduling attendance, setting priorities, and ensuring progress and quality delivered.
• System Oversight: Manage testing of electrical systems on vessels
• Asset Management: Oversee installation, interim maintenance, and care and protection of marine electrical and automation equipment installed on vessel in accordance with manufacturer’s requirements.
• Incident Management: Investigate and root-cause incidents in conjunction with QC, assist in closing incidents and recommend preventive/corrective measures
• Training & Compliance: Conduct on-board familiarization and training for electricians, verify maintenance and ensure compliance with safety regulations .
• Reporting: Provide progress updates on electrical scope, such as wire pulls, equipment mounting, terminations, pre-commissioning tasks, commissioning, and testing.

Skills & Competencies

• Leadership: Proven ability to lead technical teams, manage subcontractors, and coordinate multi-disciplinary projects
• Communication: Ability to work effectively with shipyard team, management, and external contractors
• Experience in leading a team of Marine Electricians
• Strong knowledge of marine electrical systems, automation, and safety equipment.
• Proficiency in electrical block diagrams and basic networking, vessel drawings and internal wiring schematics
• Problem-solving and troubleshooting skills for complex marine electrical issues.
• Ability to plan and coordinate with engineers, contractors, production control team members, and production team.
• Experience with marine regulatory frameworks and class survey requirements.
• Project and budget management skills.

Reporting Structure

· Reports to TMC Outfitting Manager

Work Environment

• On-board ships under construction, office as necessary

In summary, the Marine Electrical Manager is a senior technical and operational leader who ensures the efficient installation and testing of a vessel’s electrical and electronic systems, while managing available resources.

Pay: $90,000.00 - $120,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Work Location: In person