What You'll DoMaintain, troubleshoot, and repair generators, switchboards, controllers, circuit breakers, motors, distribution panels, and alarm/lighting circuits across the fleetWire and connect electrical systems, testing your work with ohmmeters, voltmeters, and other diagnostic equipmentRead schematics and manufacturer specs to plan repairs, upgrades, and new installationsHelp build and refine preventive maintenance programs for electrical systems and facilitiesWhat We're Looking For5+ years of relevant marine industry electrical experience, or comparable work, preferredAdvanced knowledge of AC/DC electrical theory and marine grounding practicesWorking familiarity with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and marine electrical code requirementsAble to pass a Company-administered drug and alcohol screening and post-offer background check, consistent with Oregon and City of Portland fair-chance hiring rulesValid driver's license, and able to obtain and maintain a TWIC cardComfortable working in tight vessel spaces and all weather conditions, and able to lift 50+ lbs., with or without reasonable accommodationWhy ShaverSince 1880, Shaver Transportation has kept the Columbia and Willamette Rivers moving. You'll troubleshoot, repair, and help design the electrical systems that our crews depend on every day - working hands-on with generators, switchboards, and vessel controls, and playing a direct role in the reliability and safety of our operations.