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Vaga – General Electrician (Marine / Vessel)


21/10/2026
Ad: Vaga – General Electrician (Marine / Vessel)
Platform: AfriNews24
Expiration: 21/10/2026

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🔌 WE’RE HIRING: General Electrician (Marine / Vessel)
📍 Pemba, Cabo Delgado, Mozambique
Huretek is recruiting an experienced General Electrician for our client. The role covers installing, maintaining and repairing electrical systems on vessels and at onshore facilities in Pemba, safely and in line with marine and HSE standards.

Key responsibilities:
⚡ Installing electrical systems, wiring, panels, lighting and motors
🔧 Planned maintenance and inspection of generators, switchboards and deck equipment
🔍 Finding and fixing electrical faults with multimeters, insulation testers and other test equipment
📐 Reading electrical drawings, wiring diagrams and technical manuals
🛠️ Repairing and replacing faulty components, then testing them safely
Requirements:
✅ Technical diploma or trade certificate in Electrical Engineering
✅ 3+ years’ experience as an electrician, including on vessels (marine/offshore)
✅ Good knowledge of marine electrical systems (AC/DC, generators, switchboards)
✅ HSE, LOTO and safe working practices
✅ BOSIET/STCW certificates are an advantage
✅ Portuguese required; working English preferred
✅ Candidates from Pemba / Cabo Delgado preferred

📩 To apply: send your CV to Pemba.vacancies@huretek.com with the subject “General Electrician – Pemba”.

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