ISCO Occupation Group 7412.7 Marine Electrician
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Marine Electrician: Marine electricians install, maintain and repair electrical and electronic systems in vessels such as air conditioning systems, lamps, radios, heating systems, batteries, electrical wiring and alternators. They use diagnostic testing equipment to inspect vessels and find faults. To do repair work, they use hand tools and specialised electrical instruments and machines.
Essential Skills
- Use Technical Documentation
- Vessel Electrical System
- Troubleshoot
- Install Electrical Equipment In Vessels
- Electrical Testing Methods
- Read Standard Blueprints
- Apply Health And Safety Standards
- Electronics
- Perform Test Run
- Types Of Maritime Vessels
- Electrical Wiring Diagrams
- Electrical Wiring Plans
- Test Electrical Equipment
- Fasten Components
- Electricity
- Mechanics
- Wear Appropriate Protective Gear
- Mechanics Of Vessels
Optional Skills
- Diagnose Defective Engines
- Repair Vessel Electrical Systems
- Battery Chemistry
- Write Records For Repairs
- Follow Control Of Substances Hazardous To Health Procedures
- Maintain Vessel Technical Equipment According To Instructions
- Battery Fluids
- Install Transport Equipment Lighting
- Repair Battery Components
- Maintain Electrical Equipment
- Operate Soldering Equipment
- Electronic Test Procedures
- Operate Battery Test Equipment
- Identify Customer'S Needs
- Create Technical Plans
- Battery Components
- Install Transport Equipment Batteries
- Apply Soldering Techniques
Alternative Names
- Naval Electrician
- Marine Diagnostic Electrician
- Marine Repair Electrician
- Marine Design Electrician
- Vessel Electronics Repair Technician
- Marine Systems Electrician
- Vessel Electronic Networks Technician
- Vessel Electronic Systems Technician
- Marine Installation Electrician
- Marine Electronic Networks Electrician
- Vessel Electronics Design Technician
- Vessel Electrician
- Vessel Electronics Installation Technician
