Commercial

·         Employees in this class are responsible for performing skilled and non-skilled electrical tasks in accordance with standard electrical trade practices. 

·         Work independently with considerable latitude in determining methods of work and using specialized tools and testing instruments of the electrical trade. 

·         Frequently called upon to perform rough maintenance and repair work covering several building and electrical trades areas. Assignments may be verbal or consist of sketches, drawings and electrical diagrams. 

·         Maintains and repairs sterilizers, heaters, fans, floor scrubbers, circulating pumps, kitchen machinery and equipment, electrical motors and generators, laundry machinery and equipment and other electrical equipment throughout various facility operations. 

·         Replaces defective light bulbs throughout a large building; cuts, threads and bends conduit pipe to sizes and lengths as required; replaces burned out fuses; cleans and lubricates desk fan; checks brushes on fan motors. 

·         Installs, repairs, and replaces electrical conduit, electrical wire, transformers, switches, electrical panels, fixtures and other electrical equipment for buildings, security and area lighting. 

·         Repairs motors, flasher units, time clocks, relays, switches, control boxes, and fuse boxes. 

·         Repair and overhaul of electrical components for air conditioning and refrigeration equipment.

·         Locates and corrects power failures and motor trouble on electrically operated machinery, apparatus and systems. 

·         Occasionally performs electrical work on refrigeration equipment; repairs, reconditions, modifies, replaces, and installs equipment to refrigerate air and water. 

·         Performs electrical work on moveable bridges such as repairing electrical motors and controllers, installing traffic warning and gate lights, installing and repairing switch panels, lights and electrical circuits, and replacing worn-out conduit and wire. 

·         Reads and interprets sketches, drawings, and electrical diagrams. 

·         Observes established safety practices and procedures applicable to the electrical trade. 

·         Performs related work as required.

·         Must possess a Miami-Dade County Certificate of Competency as a Journeyman Electrician.

·         Must possess a CDL/Class B, have own tools.

·         Electrician and minimum five (5) years of experience.

·         Considerable knowledge of the standard practices, methods, tools, and materials of the electrical trade.

·         Considerable knowledge of the principles and theory of electricity.  Considerable knowledge of the occupational hazards and safety precautions of the electrical trade and of work on high voltage electrical systems and equipment. 

·         Knowledge of plan drawings and electrical diagrams. 

·         Knowledge of local electrical codes effective in MIAMI-DADE County. 

·         Ability to install, repair, maintain, and alter a variety of electrical equipment and systems. 

·         Ability to follow verbal and written instructions. 

·         Ability to read and interpret plans, sketches, and electrical diagrams. 

·         Skill in the care and use of standard tools, equipment, and testing instruments of the electrical trade. 

·         Skill in the diagnosis of electrical malfunctions.  Skill in the electrical trade.

MSC Cruises USA is an equal opportunity employer that complies with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules and regulations. It is our policy to employ and promote qualified candidates without discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, age, origin, sexual orientation, marital status, disability or any other characteristic protected by law. Our hiring decisions are based solely on merit, qualifications and business needs.