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Interior Communications Electricians Establish Connections in the US Navy

February 1, 2011 By admin

Communication is important in any organization. It is important to make sure that everyone is on the same page moving forward with achieving a specific goal. Nowhere is this more important than in the United States Navy. Those on board the vessels need to be able to communicate with every other section of the vessel. It is the job of the internal communications electrician to make this a possibility.


What You Will Do


You will be in charge of maintaining all equipment used in the communicating with the other parts of the vessel. You will need to check, maintain and replace both wet and dry cell batteries as needed. You will also be expected to address any maintenance issues necessary to return the communications systems to operational condition. Testing and upgrading the communications systems will also fall upon your shoulders.


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Get the Training


You will go through intense training beyond the basic training that all enlisted personnel receive. You will go through 10 weeks of A school training at the Great Lakes, IL school. You will also learn through a variety of different training scenarios including classroom education and hands-on training. Your training will continue even after you are working in your position. Once you are familiar with the work you are doing and the equipment you are working with, you will be expected to train others as well.


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  1. Alex E. says

    March 17, 2011 at 1:41 pm

    What kind of jobs Can i get after i do this where can i get them?

  2. Gienia says

    December 29, 2012 at 5:05 am

    Electricity powers the world, nolhteeness it may be very hazardous, electricians are coming to the salvation of overconfident do it yourselfers every day sadly a few people are silly enough to try to fix their issues themselves, thus you will not be startled to know home electronic repairs sits at the head of the list of all domestic accidents please leave it to the gurus. Tip two Ask them for buyer references, all good electricians will be pleased to do this. Tip three If you find an electrical engineer online or in the telephone book, get together with them and interview them. As well as superb tips for finding electricians, I have put together a listing of the best way to spots signals of dodgy electricians : 1- Money only any legit company will accept numerous kinds of payments 2- Over-emphasise of faults 3- Disrespect rival electricians 4- Intensely inexpensive quote Too good to true 5- Mix you up with electric language 6- Are wary when asked to offer references 7- Can’t provide detailed price because details may change 8- Are not willing to put anything in writing.

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