Marine Electrician - Temporary

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marelengFort Lauderdale (FL)

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Senior

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$35.00/hour

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About the role

Job Description: We are seeking an experienced Electrician with a background in ship or shipyard environments for a short-term, high-intensity project. This position requires immediate availability and the ability to work on a demanding schedule. Project Details:
Duration: Approximately 4 weeks (subject to slight extension or reduction based on project needs).
Hours: 12 hours per day, 7 days a week (including weekends).
Compensation: $35.00/hour flat rate. Meals: Complimentary meals are provided daily on-site, per diem if meal not provided
Qualifications: Proven experience working as an electrician on ships or within a shipyard environment. Ability to commit to a rigorous 12-hour daily schedule for the duration of the project.
Company Description: Mareleng Inc, is Marine electrical and mechanical engineering company. We work in the maritime industry working for companies in the Cruise Industry, Commercial Vessels, Work boats and more. Our teams work globally and need that support from our office here in Fort Lauderdale and our warehouse in Europe.
Company Description: Mareleng Inc, is Marine electrical and mechanical engineering company. We work in the maritime industry working for companies in the Cruise Industry, Commercial Vessels, Work boats and more. Our teams work globally and need that support from our office here in Fort Lauderdale and our warehouse in Europe.

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