Find Jobs
Find Jobs Near You – Available Work in Your Location
Dockcrew Technician - Electrical 3/C **Premium Posting**
Career Insights for Sailor / Deckhand / Marine Oiler
See where this job fits in the broader career landscape. Knowing your career path helps you see what's possible from here.
Scorecard
Based on Connecticut data
Review key factors to help you decide if this role fits your goals. How is this calculated?
What they do
A Sailor, Deckhand, or Marine Oiler operates boats and equipment on boats and manages sails on sailboats. Performs a variety of manual labor tasks on boats and cargo vessels, including hauling goods, operating equipment, or cleaning the boat. Lubricates parts of marine equipment to maintain boat engines and auxiliary equipment.
$62,772 / year median in Connecticut
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Dockcrew Technician - Electrical 3/C
•Premium Posting
•Job ID Number 2026-18021 Groton, CT, US Category Information Technology Employment Type Full Time Business Unit Electric Boat Apply Now At
GDEB.COM
Responsibilities for this Position Dockcrew Technician - Electrical 3/C
•Premium Posting
•
US-CT-Groton Job ID:
2026-18021
Type:
Full-Time # of
Openings:
3
Category:
Building Trades EB Groton Shipyard Overview
•Premium Posting
•The position of Dock Technician Electrical supports operations on the waterfront including Graving Docks 1, 2, & 3; the Sea Shuttle; the Holland; the future Floating Dry Dock; vessels in dock and afloat; and floating equipment. The Dock Technicians perform preventive maintenance on cognizant equipment, stand watch (covering 3 shifts/day, 7 days/week), perform rounds of the Groton waterfront, respond to emergent issues, operate the Sea Shuttle and Holland in various shipyards (Groton, Quonset Point, Newport News Shipbuilding, Philadelphia, Norfolk Naval Shipyard), monitor the Sea Shuttle and Holland during tow from the supporting tug. Support all ship movements at the Groton shipyard. Dock Technicians are expected to support barge shipments in rotation including short (approximately 8 hour) tug trips between Groton and Quonset Point, and long (approximately 60 hour) tug trips between Groton/Quonset Point and Virginia. Additionally, Dock Technicians, regardless of shift, are expected to support docking/undocking evolutions. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated work ethic, a can do attitude, an ability to work independently and as part of the team, and the electrical ability to maintain and repair equipment.
Candidate must be able to:
Maintain and operate equipment associated with dry docks and Sea Shuttle, such as power and lighting distribution, alarms, HVAC, motors, controllers, and transformers. Maintain watchstanding and maintenance logs. Make inspections of the dry dock and pier areas for safety and fire hazards. Be capable of climbing 50 foot vertical ladders and steep stairways, candidate must be able to work at high heights and in confined spaces. Assist in moving and positioning of ships in and out of dry dock. Be willing to work frequent overtime including weekends, holidays, and also work odd hours to support docking, undocking, Sea Shuttle, Holland and training evolutions in accordance with the MTC Agreement. Be willing to frequently travel via tug boat to support transportation of hull sections and equipment via the Sea Shuttle and Holland between Groton, Philadelphia, and Quonset Point as well as Groton/Quonset Point and Newport News Shipbuilding/Norfolk Naval Shipyard in accordance with the MTC Agreement. Regularly fly on either the EB shuttle or commercial carriers to support Sea Shuttle and Holland operations. Participate in extensive OJT, to read numerous manuals and complete several qualifications in order to qualify on dry dock, floating dock, Holland and Sea Shuttle systems. Must obtain fall protection certification and qualify as an aerial lift operator. Must be capable of using a computer and familiar with MS Office programs. Prepare the dock for docking and undocking of Navy vessels. Assist in snow removal for the dry dock and pier areas to ensure personnel safety. Perform maintenance and housekeeping tasks on the dry docks and Sea Shuttle. Be willing to become "Black Water" transfer qualified through EB. Consistsof receiving Tetanus and Hepatitis A vaccination, or signing a waiver to not receivethem at the employee's own risk. Be willing to become fuel transfer qualified. Consists of following USCG regulations and EB Environmentalrequirements. Fuel transfer qualificationwill allow the employee to be the "person-in-charge". Be willing to become qualified as a competent diesel generator technician. This includes off-site and/or on-site training by a qualified individual on the systems used within the docking organization. Diesel generator qualification will enable the employee to troubleshoot, repair, and replace parts as required to complete the evolution. The employee will not hold a "Diesel Mechanic's" license as a result of this training. Work any shift as assigned based on seniority after initial training period. Responsibilities Previous tug boat, dry dock, Barge, floating dry dock or line handling experience preferred Demonstrated work ethic and willingness to support operational commitments Ability to work from high heights Committed to putting boats in the water, a superior product, on time, every time, no excuse because we deliver the advantage that protects our Sailors, our Families, and our Freedom. Qualifications HS or equivalent is required or 2+ years technical experience.
Candidate must:
Have a background and knowledge of electrical systems Have the capability to troubleshoot and repair electrical systems and components using applicable technical publications and drawings
PI286850953
Back To Search Results General Dynamics Electric Boat is a recognized leader in the design, construction and lifecycle support of submarines for the United States Navy. Ask A Question Share this job URL Copied! #EBbuilt