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Job Location: USA, Seattle tain, troubleshoot and repair electrical planning and layout of the routing, wiring systems, automated controls and placement, and arrangement of marine

ELECTRICIAN - VESSEL DAILY heavy equipment including, waste wa- electrical systems, circuits, and controls.

Trident Seafoods is looking for a full-time ter treatment, sewage treatment, fuel • Maintain Programmable Logic Con- marine electrician on a rotational basis on- and lube oil systems and navigation and trols (PLCs) used in marine applications. board its ? eet of 300 foot plus Catcher processing equipment.

Processors. This is a daily rate position, 12 • Troubleshoot and test new and ex- Trident Seafoods is an Equal Opportunity hours per day onboard the vessel at sea while isting systems, controls, circuits, and Employer: Af? rmative Action – Minority, engaged in ? shing in the Alaska Pollock equipment. Female, Disability, Veteran ? shery. Pay is negotiable depending upon • Perform planned maintenance experience. Minimum starting daily rate is checks. Pat Cummings $450/day. Tours average 45-60 days. • Read and maintain electrical Trident seafoods

Analyzes and corrects electrical problems, maintenance repair manuals and in- 5301 Shilshole Ave NW installs and repairs systems, apparatus, and structions. Seattle WA 98107 USA components of industrial machinery and • Interpret circuit diagrams for Phone: 206 297 6534 equipment. Experienced in all phases of internal and external connections of marine electrical systems, PLCs and marine electrical equipment such as control- Email: [email protected] electronics. lers, circuit breakers, transformers Web: http://www.tridentseafoods.com/

Requires the ability to: and alarms on multiphase circuitsFol- join_our_team/application.php • Assess and estimate procurements low ship board safety requirements and for jobs, order parts and maintain records. electrical lock out tag out procedures.

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