Become an Electrician
Installation, maintenance et sécurisation des systèmes électriques à bord des navires et dans les infrastructures du chantier.








Your Mission
The Electrician works in shipbuilding, repair, and industrial maintenance. They install, maintain, and repair electrical systems onboard vessels, in workshops, and across shipyard facilities. They ensure proper energy distribution, system safety, and equipment reliability to avoid work disruptions.
Main Responsibilities
- Read and interpret electrical diagrams and technical plans.
- Install electrical circuits and equipment onboard or on land.
- Install lighting, outlets, switchboards, cable trays, etc.
- Diagnose and repair electrical faults (machines, equipment, buildings).
- Perform preventive and corrective maintenance.
- Conduct tests, measurements, and safety adjustments.
- Ensure compliance with electrical regulations and HSE procedures.
- Contribute to planning, troubleshooting, and supervision when required.
Working Conditions
- Work in workshops, on site or onboard vessels.
- Exposure to noise, dust, heat, and electrical risks.
- Physically demanding postures, frequent site movement.
- Pressure linked to urgent repairs.
- Variable hours depending on operational needs.
- Personal protective equipment provided by the company.
Profile Required
Technical Skills:
- Solid knowledge of electrical systems (commercial, industrial, marine).
- Understanding of electrical codes and safety standards.
- Skilled in reading wiring diagrams and electrical layouts.
- Ability to diagnose, install and repair complex systems.
- Familiarity with technical terminology in the naval and industrial sectors.
Personal Qualities:
- Precision, diligence, and logical thinking.
- Autonomy and initiative.
- Team spirit and good communication.
- Responsibility and adaptability.
Required Training:
- CAP/BEP or equivalent in electricity or automation (e.g., NC3/NC4).
- At least 3 years’ experience in an industrial or marine electrical environment.
Performance Criteria
- Quality and safety of installed systems.
- Responsiveness in fault situations.
- Adherence to deadlines and HSE guidelines.
- Autonomy and versatility.
- Ability to resolve complex issues.
Benefits & Perks
Career advancement opportunities
Ongoing safety and prevention training
All equipment and tools provided
Work in a company with strong naval expertise
Interested in applying?
Our recruitment process is simple and open to all experience levels:
- Specify the position you're applying for
- Add a short motivational message
- A CV is optional for beginners
- Our HR team will get back to you quickly
A people-focused company, accessible and committed to internal training.