Electrical Inspector (m/f/d)

Walt Disney Imagineering (WDI) is the creative force that designs and builds all Disney theme parks, resorts, attractions, and cruise ships worldwide. Imagineering\’s unique strength lies in its diverse global team of creative and technical professionals who build on Disney\’s heritage of storytelling to create new forms of entertainment. Practicing this unique blend of art and science, Imagineers work in more than 100 disciplines to take an idea from the “Blue Sky” concept stage to opening day.

WDI Germany provides technical, architectural, and design services for new‑build cruise ships, specializing in managing and overseeing the design, construction, and outfitting processes in Germany and other parts of the world.

The Electrical Inspector is responsible for Electrical/Automation inspections on Disney Triton Class new ship builds. This position will cover all areas and systems within the vessels that require Electrical and Technical content. Tasks are performed as directed by the company’s Electrical Superintendent and Electrical Lead Inspector.

This position is on‑site in Papenburg, Germany.

Responsibilities

• Inspects electrical installations to verify conformance with, but not limited to: New building specifications, the shipyard\’s general electrical requirements, Classification society rules, Statutory requirements, Flag State rules and regulations, International standards, Quality standards, Safety standards, and inspection of installation and commissioning of cabling and electrical equipment.
• Verification that installations are in compliance with approved drawings, technical specifications and equipment manufacturers’ recommendations.
• Examines parts and assemblies, such as control panels, motor starters and any other electrical equipment for completeness of assembly, quality, conformance to drawings and specifications.
• Inspects wiring of electrical equipment for accuracy of stripping, soldering, crimping, defects such as frayed wires and loose connections.
• Provides accurate technical and background information to the Electrical Superintendent and Electrical Lead Inspector concerning potential problems as they arise.
• Attends any required Factory Acceptance Test and ensures these are carried out in accordance with the listed regulations, requirements and standards. This may require national and/or international travel.
• Reviews and remarks upon drawings via the Enovia and BlueBeam systems that are relevant to the position.
• Works closely with shipyard project managers and manufacturer’s representatives to ensure what they provide is within specifications and meets Disney’s requirements.
• Maintains a close working relationship with other team member Project Managers and assists/advises on any Electrical/Technical issues arising.
• Performs other duties as assigned by the company’s Electrical Superintendent.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of experience in marine electrical systems, shipbuilding, or new‑build supervision.
• Knowledge of classification society rules and IMO regulations.
• Experience with ship electrical systems, including power distribution, automation, lighting, and safety systems.
• Previous involvement in shipyard inspections, commissioning, and quality control processes preferred.
• Familiarity with electrical drawings, schematics, and system integration.
• Strong understanding of low and high‑voltage electrical systems onboard ships.
• Expertise in cable routing, switchboards, transformers, emergency power systems, and propulsion electrical systems.
• Familiarity with PLCs, automation, and control systems.
• Understanding of shipyard processes, installation standards, and quality control procedures.
• Attention to detail – ability to identify potential issues during inspections and ensure compliance.
• Problem‑solving skills – ability to diagnose and resolve electrical system issues effectively.
• Communication skills – ability to coordinate with shipyard teams, subcontractors, and project managers.
• Adaptability – ability to work in a fast‑paced shipyard environment and handle evolving project requirements.
• Project management skills – ability to track progress, report findings, and ensure timely resolution of non‑conformities.
• Willingness to travel frequently.
• Prior experience working with cruise ship new builds or major refits is highly desirable.

Education

• Degree in Electrical Engineering, Marine Engineering, or a related technical field.

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