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| Position: |
Communications
Electronics Technician (CommET) |
| Revised: |
03/02 |
| Position
Code: |
8509 |
| EEO
Code: |
103 |
| Job
Summary: |
| This
position is a seagoing position aboard the R/V ATLANTIS and R/V
KNORR. Reporting to the ship's Master and the Senior Engineering
Assistant I at the Port Office, operates and maintains the ship's
communication equipment; maintains records of all forms of message
traffic. |
| Major
Duties: |
- Supervises
and maintains operation of all shipboard communications systems,
including GMDSS radio, Inmarsat "A," "B"
and "C" telephone PABX Equipment, intercom systems
and VHF Radio equipment.
- Is responsible
for the proper operation, maintenance, and repair of all shipboard
navigation electronic systems, including GPS, navigation computers,
autopilots, DP systems, Gyro, radar, echosounders, wind indicators
and speed logs.
- Is responsible
for proper operation, maintenance and repair of all other shipboard
electronics, including winch monitoring systems, entertainment
systems, ship management computer systems and other networked
computers.
- Assists
Engine Department personnel and shore side technicians, as necessary.
- Maintains
logs and charges appropriate accounts for radio calls and satellite
use, maintains SAFENET database of electronics equipment and
parts, and prepares monthly report for Master and Port Office
on equipment status and usage.
- As safety
and weather permits, may be required to work aloft for purposes
of maintenance and repair of shipboard electronics.
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| Desired
Education/Experience for Hiring: |
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High school
diploma or equivalent plus three years directly applicable service
at sea or in a similar capacity; in the absence of a diploma,
six years related work experience. Must possess GMDSS Operator
and Maintainer License with radar endorsement and have all applicable
training as required by the Convention on Standards of Training,
Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW 95) and possess
a valid U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariners Document.
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