Job Opening for Electrical Technician with Marine Experience

If You Have Experience as an Electrical Technician, Read This Article and Participate in This Selection Process for the Maritime Sector

A large company on the national and international scene is seeking a technical professional in electrical engineering with maritime experience to join its staff. The maritime electrical technician must have good communication skills, work effectively in a team, and be prepared to communicate directly with clients as needed. Continue reading this interesting article to learn all about the selection process and the company responsible for hiring.

Position: Electrician

• Requirements: One year of experience in maritime support
• Up-to-date CIR and certification
• Desirable: Industrial Automation
• Company: Grupo CBO

The maritime electrical professional should generally have experience in troubleshooting and repairing electrical equipment and the ability to perform the installation of layouts and electrical equipment. Knowledge of electrical theory, maritime wiring practice, and the ability to read color codes of cables and wires for precise positioning and necessary connections.

Must be able to read blueprints, schematic diagrams, and use electrical testing equipment, manual tools, and power tools. Must be capable of working at heights, in confined spaces. Must understand written and verbal instructions and listen to warning signals, read and comprehend safety instructions, regulations, and warnings. The company requests that no contact is made via phone, as the resume analysis will be conducted only VIA EMAIL. Interested parties should send an email to talentos@grupocbo.com.br

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