Electri̇cal Repai̇r | Boss Fitter - Ship Repair and Maintenance

Electrical Repair

Electrical repair: This includes maintenance and repair of the ship's electrical systems, including generators, electrical distribution systems, and lighting systems.

Electrical repair services are important for ensuring the proper and safe operation of the ship's electrical systems. These services enhance the energy efficiency of the vessel and prevent potential electrical hazards. Electrical repair processes may involve the following:

Generator maintenance and repair: Regular maintenance, cleaning, and repair of ship generators. This may include tasks such as oil changes, filter replacements, cleaning and calibration of fuel injectors, and checking alternators and regulators.

Electrical distribution system maintenance and repair: Regular maintenance and repair of ship electrical panels, cables, relays, circuit breakers, and other distribution components. This can involve testing circuit breakers and relays, inspecting cables and connections, and replacing protective devices.

Lighting system maintenance and repair: Regular maintenance and repair of interior and exterior lighting systems on the ship. This may involve tasks such as replacing lamps, checking and replacing ballasts, and inspecting cables and connections.

Maintenance and repair of ship navigation and communication systems: Regular maintenance and repair of ship radar, GPS, VHF, AIS, and other navigation and communication devices. This can include tasks such as inspecting antennas and cables, performing software updates, and repairing hardware.

Automation and control system maintenance and repair: Regular maintenance and repair of ship automation and control systems. This may involve tasks such as checking sensors and actuators, maintaining control panels and cables, performing software updates, and calibrating the system.

Emergency power system maintenance and repair: Regular maintenance and repair of ship emergency power systems. This can include tasks such as inspecting and maintaining emergency generators and batteries, testing and repairing chargers, and ensuring proper functioning of the system.