Electrician

What will you be doing?

As part of a team of electricians, lead electricians and commissioning engineers, you will work on the electrical systems of naval ships. You’ll install, inspect, and also contribute ideas for improvements. No two days are the same – every ship and every project is unique. Together, you ensure reliable installations and systems on board modern naval vessels.

Your responsibilities include:

• Read technical drawings to prepare your work effectively

• Install various types of cabling (e.g. power and signal cables)

• Mount electrical components and systems

• Connect systems and test functionality

• Keep colleagues and supervisors informed of your progress

Together, you ensure reliable installations and systems on board modern naval vessels.

What do we offer you?

At Alewijnse, you contribute to meaningful maritime projects. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to grow, both technically and personally.

Here’s what you’ll get:

• A monthly salary between €2967 and €3729 (full-time)

• Overtime compensation

• 25 holiday days and 13 ADV days

• Pension scheme via PMT

• Employment conditions in line with the Dutch CAO Metal & Engineering

• Training and development opportunities tailored to your role

And there’s more:
With WeConnect, you stay connected with colleagues. Think: sports activities, a staff association, a company webshop and many other perks.

Who are you?

You have a background in electrical engineering and enjoy working on technical systems that make a difference. You enjoy working in a team and are motivated to keep developing in your profession.

You bring:

• An MBO diploma in Electrical Engineering (or a similar field)

• Strong communication skills

• The ability to read and interpret technical drawings

• The drive to keep learning and developing yourself

Would you like to use your technical expertise to support the Royal Netherlands Navy? As an Electrician, you’ll work in Den Helder on board naval vessels. Together with your colleagues, you’ll help ensure that the fleet remains fully operational. You’ll be working directly for the Ministry of Defence – at a unique and meaningful workplace.