A CLASS MARINE ELECTRICIANS- SUBMARINE

Job description

Job Description Job Description Position: A Class Marine Electrician - Submarine Trade Team Branch: Mobile, AL Rate of Pay: $40.00 per hour

Duration: Long-Term Opportunity

Orientation Date: November 26, 2026

Shift: Must be available for Day or Night Shift

DESCRIPTION: Trade Team USA is seeking experienced A Class Marine Electricians for a long-term submarine construction opportunity. There are currently 10 openings for the upcoming class. Qualified candidates must have a minimum of 3 years of marine electrical experience; however, candidates with more extensive hands-on marine electrical experience are strongly encouraged due to the anticipated difficulty of the A Class Electrical Test. Selected candidates will enter an EB training program after onboarding. Electricians will receive training in submarine-specific skills and requirements before being released to perform work in the field. This opportunity is currently accepting A Class Marine Electricians ONLY. B Class candidates are not being accepted at this time.

REQUIREMENTS: Minimum of 3+ years of marine electrical experience required for submission.

Must qualify as an A Class Marine Electrician.

U.S. Citizens only.

Must successfully pass the required A Class Electrical Test.

Must successfully complete the required EB background screening.

Must successfully pass the required drug screening.

Must successfully complete pre-badging requirements.

Must be available to work Day or Night Shift.

Must be available for the November 26, 2026 orientation/training class.

Must complete testing, background screening, and pre-badging no later than November 19, 2026.

Must be willing to complete EB's required submarine-specific training program before being released into the field.

EXPERIENCE WE ARE LOOKING FOR: Candidates should have strong hands-on marine/shipboard electrical experience, including applicable experience with: Marine electrical installation

Shipboard electrical systems

Cable installation and termination

Electrical troubleshooting

Electrical testing

Reading and interpreting marine electrical drawings and schematics

Electrical panels and distribution systems

Shipboard power systems

Electrical hand and power tools

Electrical test equipment

Because the A Class Electrical Test is expected to be challenging, recruiters should prioritize candidates whose resumes demonstrate substantial hands-on marine electrical experience beyond the minimum three-year requirement.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: Perform A Class electrical work in support of submarine construction.

Install, maintain, test, troubleshoot, and repair marine electrical systems and components.

Read and interpret applicable electrical drawings, diagrams, schematics, and work instructions.

Install, route, connect, and terminate electrical cables and components.

Perform electrical testing and troubleshooting using appropriate test equipment.

Work with shipboard electrical panels, equipment, and power-distribution systems as assigned.

Identify electrical deficiencies and perform corrective work according to applicable requirements.

Safely operate electrical hand tools, power tools, and testing equipment.

Perform electrical work in an active marine/shipbuilding environment.

Complete required EB submarine-specific skills training.

Follow all applicable safety, quality, security, and production requirements.

Work assigned day or night shifts based on project requirements.

Perform additional A Class Marine Electrician duties as assigned.

IMPORTANT CANDIDATE EXPECTATION After onboarding, employees will attend EB's required training program to learn submarine-specific skills, processes, and expectations before beginning field work.

CONTACT TRADE TEAM TODAY! Call us at Contact a Gulf Branch recruiter today Trade Team USA is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE).

Worksite address

coden, AL, 36523, US

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