Marine Electronics Technician in Chalmette

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Job Description: We seek a full-time technician to join our team to install, service, and repair electronic equipment onboard commercial vessels, ferries, fishing boats, yachts, and recreational boats. The technician will test, adjust, and troubleshoot components and/or antennas and load, update, and modify software. Marine Electronic Technicians utilize their electronic and electrical knowledge to address various technical problems. Technicians will use schematics, blueprints, and manuals intelligently to solve various faults. Upon completing the assignment, the technician will compose a detailed service report. Types of equipment serviced: RadarsECDISSatcomsHF and VHF RadiosGPSGyrocompasses Autopilots Fish finders Sonars Audio/Video Equipment
Marine Electronics Technician Requirements: Basic computer skills Experience in the field or similar work Strong knowledge of electronics theory and application is Valid FCC General License with Radar Endorsement & GMDSS Radio Operator Maintainer License is. Be physically fit. The work environment often involves carrying 20–50 lbs., climbing ladders and masts, and exposure to weather. Certificates for marine-related manufacturers, processes, and standards ()Must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Chalmette, LA 70043: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Required)TWIC card suggested
Benefits: Employee discount 401(k) matching Hourly wage is based on experience/qualifications.
Schedule: Full-time M-F 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (8 Hrs)Overtime Education &
Certifications: High school or equivalent (Required)Driver's License (Required)ABYC Certificate(s) ()NMEA Installer Certificate(s) ()Electronics Manufacturer Certificate(s) ()Electrical Certification(s) ()\nCompany Descriptionfield service work on recreational and commercial boats Company Descriptionfield service work on recreational and commercial boats

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