Electrician

An Electrician in logistics maintains and repairs the electrical systems, automated material handling equipment, and power infrastructure that keep warehouses, fulfillment centers, and shipping networks running.

Key responsibilities

• Inspects, troubleshoots, and repairs wiring, lighting fixtures, circuit breakers, and main electrical panels in warehouses or port facilities

• Maintains complex machinery used in logistics—such as conveyor systems, automated sorting equipment, and industrial cranes

• Services specialized transport or shipping vessels, including reefer (refrigerated) containers, truck electrical systems, and bulk carriers

• Ensures all installations follow safety codes to prevent power failures that cause costly supply chain downtime

Qualifications:

• High school diploma or vocational training

• Electrician NC I or NC II certification (or regional equivalent)

• Strong diagnostic abilities and ability to read electrical blueprints

• Understanding of circuits, high-voltage systems, and wattage

• Background as a building, marine, or industrial maintenance electrician