MENUMENULOGINJOBSMarine EngineerEager beavers wanted. Smart eager beavers, that is.Home » Explore Careers » Maritime Careers » Shipbuilding and Vessel Repair and Maintenance Careers » Marine EngineerHS/GED$28K to $58KJobs: STATEWIDEThis is how to get your foot in the door. Helps senior electricians by performing basic duties, including running for or holding supplies and tools, cleaning work areas and maintaining equipment. Sure, it’s tough work, but it’s also a great opportunity to learn the skills required to move up to electrician. Then you’ll be making the big bucks.Here’s what you need:High school diploma or GED requiredIndustry certification recommendedLinks to Jobs and Other Cool Info:Helpers and Electrician overviewHere’s where you get it:Course/ProgramProvider/LocationDegreeCertificationLength Industrial ElectricityAVTEC – SewardNoIndustrial Controls Technician, Industrial Electrical Technician, Electrical Apprentice, Electrical Helper41 weeks Industrial ElectricityAVTEC – SewardNoCompletion Certificate202 Days Marine Transportation – Engine EmphasisUAS KetchikanAAS DegreeN/A2 years Marine Transportation – Engine EmphasisUAS KetchikanNoOccupational Endorsement Certificate1 semester/12 weeks Qualified Member of the Engineering Department (QMED)UAS KetchikanN/ACertificate3 months AMEC is a 2021 Center of Excellence for Domestic Maritime Workforce Training and Education (CoE).Learn More