MENUMENULOGINJOBSMarine ElectricianHome » Explore Careers » Maritime Careers » Shipbuilding and Vessel Repair and Maintenance Careers » Marine ElectricianHS/GED AND CERTIFICATION OR MARITIME DEGREE$60K to $200KJobs: STATEWIDEYou’re the person who keeps the ship moving.Maintains and repairs everything on a ship from engines to coffee maker. Marine engineers are highly skilled professionals. There are many different levels of marine engineers, depending on size and horsepower of the ship. Begin as a Qualified Member of the Engineering Department, work hard, get training and achieve promotion to Marine Engineer. Then the real work begins. Or, as you’ll call it, the fun part.Here’s what you need:High school diploma or GED requiredTraining certification or Maritime Academy degree requiredLinks to Jobs and Other Cool Info:Ship Engineer overviewMarine Engineer overviewHere’s where you get it:Course/ProgramProvider/LocationDegreeDeliveryLengthAdvanced Fire FightingUAS Ketchikan CampusNoUSCG1 weekBasic MeteorologyAVTEC – SewardNoUSCG1 weekBasic TrainingAVTEC – SewardNoUSCG1 weekBasic TrainingUAS Ketchikan CampusNoUSCG1 weekBasic Training RevalidationAVTEC – SewardNoUSCG1 dayBasic Training RefresherUAS Ketchikan CampusNoUSCG3 daysFirst Aid/CPR/AED MarinerUAS Ketchikan CampusNoUSCG1 dayIntro to Nautical SkillsAVTEC – SewardNoAVTEC12 weeksMarine TransportationUAS Ketchikan CampusAASUSCG2-3 yearsMarine TransportationUAS Ketchikan CampusOECUSCG1 yearProficiency in Survival CraftAVTEC – SewardNoUSCG1 weekProficiency in Survival CraftUAS Ketchikan CampusNoUSCG2 weekTankshipAVTEC – SewardNoUSCG1 weekVessel Personnel with Designated Security Duties (VPDSD)AVTEC – SewardNoUSCG1 day AMEC is a 2021 Center of Excellence for Domestic Maritime Workforce Training and Education (CoE).Learn More