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Job Description Job Description Job Title: Marine Electrician Instructor Location: Fairhope, AL Job Type: Contract (1 Cohort), 400-420 hours Pay: $50.00/hour Overview: We are seeking an experienced Marine Electrician Instructor to deliver SIB-aligned electrical training focused on submarine modular construction. This contract role covers two consecutive cohorts (10-12 weeks each, with one week between cohorts) and is ideal for a seasoned marine electrician passionate about mentoring the next generation or a former instructor ready to return to a structured teaching environment. The successful candidate will provide both classroom and hands-on instruction, guiding students through the electrical fundamentals and trade-specific skills required in naval shipbuilding, while instilling discipline, craftsmanship, and a commitment to safety. Key Responsibilities:
- Deliver structured instruction aligned with SIB (Submarine Industrial Base) electrical training standards
- Conduct classroom sessions and practical demonstrations in shop/lab settings
- Train apprentices in the installation and connection of wiring, power distribution systems, lighting, navigation, and communications equipment aboard vessels
- Instruct students on electrical component setup in accordance with applicable safety standards and U.S. Navy or Coast Guard specifications
- Mentor and coach apprentices in both technical and soft skills
- Administer written and hands-on performance assessments in line with program and SIB standards
- Maintain accurate training records and documentation in accordance with program requirements
- Promote and enforce safety protocols and organizational policies
- Provide regular performance feedback to apprentices and program stakeholders
- Collaborate with recruitment and workforce development teams
- 10+ years of field experience in marine or industrial electrical work (shipyard, naval, or commercial sectors)
- Background in SIB-aligned or Navy-specification electrical work preferred
- Demonstrated knowledge of electrical system installation, inspection, and repair on naval or commercial vessels
- Familiarity with U.S. Navy and/or Coast Guard electrical standards and specifications
- Strong communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills
- Comfortable with basic digital tools (Microsoft Office, LMS platforms)
- Prior formal instruction or adult training experience
- OSHA 10 or 30 Certification
- Prior teaching, mentorship, or adult learning experience
- Experience collaborating with engineers, welders, and other tradesmen on shipbuilding projects
- Blend of classroom and hands-on shop settings
- May require extended periods of standing and physical demonstrations
- Primarily daytime hours, with some scheduling flexibility as needed
- Industry Leading Pay
- Medical Coverage
- Dental Coverage
- Vision Coverage
- Short Term Disability Benefits
- Term Life Benefits
- Referral Bonuses
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