Marine Electrical Fitters (HV Substation)
Job ID:
645448
30 Oct 2026
Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia
Diploma; Engineering Graduates/PG
Energy /Nuclear /Solar /Power
Engineering
Equipment Operators/Inspectors
Installation / Maintenance / Repair
Marine / Shipping Services
MARINE ELECTRICAL FITTERS (HV SUBSTATION)
HV cables, cable termination, switchboards, and electrical installations.
šØ URGENT HIRING ā MARINE ELECTRICAL FITTERS (HV SUBSTATION) šØ
š Location: Saudi Arabia
ā Project: Marine & Shipyard Project
š· Required Candidates: 2 Electrical Fitters
š Contract Duration: 1 Year
ā° Working Hours: 8 Hours per Day, 6 Days per Week
š° Monthly Salary: SAR 3,400
š Benefits Provided by Company:
Free Food
Free Accommodation
Free Transportation
š§ Job Responsibilities:
Install, terminate, and maintain high-voltage (HV) cables and electrical connections.
Assist with installation and maintenance of switchboards, switchgear, and marine electrical equipment.
Support vessel electrical system maintenance and troubleshooting.
Assist with shore-to-ship power connections and dry-dock electrical supply systems.
Perform electrical fitting, cable routing, and termination work according to technical specifications.
Follow electrical safety procedures and site HSE requirements.
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Candidate Requirements:
Relevant hands-on experience as an Electrical Fitter.
Knowledge of HV cables, cable termination, switchboards, and electrical installations.
Marine, shipyard, offshore, or industrial electrical experience is preferred.
Relevant electrical qualifications and HV safety training are an advantage.
š© How to Apply:
Interested candidates are requested to send their updated CVs [update cv in your account with required details and apply online]
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