Trident Marine Electronics, Inc

06/18/2024

Trident Marine Electronics has moved.
Find us at
445 Battlefield Blvd North
CHESAPEAKE VA 23320

01/27/2023

Come see us at the 70th Annual Mid-Atlantic Sports and Boat Show Feb 3rd-5th at the Virginia Beach Convention Center. We are in booth #56.

Friday noon to 8 pm

Saturday 10 am to 7 pm

Sunday 10 am to 5 pm

Tickets $10

Children under 12 free
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01/05/2023

Fish Circus - sponsored by Raymarine

09/01/2021

Trident Marine Electronics is temporarily closed due to Covid. We appologize for any inconenience.

12/02/2020

The compact M232 marine thermal camera takes
affordability and easy integration to a whole new
level. Incorporating 320 x 240 thermal resolution,
Ethernet connectivity, and digital zoom, the M232
makes it easy to upgrade your helm with FLIR
thermal vision.

04/03/2019

Trident Marine Electronics
Marine Electronics Installer / Technician - Job Requirements
To install, maintain and troubleshoot marine electronics equipment that includes but is not limited to: -
- GPS Systems
- Multi-Function Displays
- Radio Transmitting and Receiving devices and AIS equipment
- Sonar Devices
- Radars
- Autopilots
- Thermal and Visual Cameras
- Satellite TV and Communications Systems
- TV and Entertainment Systems
- Antennas, Transducers Cables and Wires.
- Network Systems
A sound knowledge of basic electrical and electronic systems and trouble-shooting is required, including the ability to use basic electronics test equipment to measure voltage, resistance and current, to make and terminate cable connections/connectors mechanically and by soldering. The installation of displays will also require the use of power tools for drilling and cutting wood, fiberglass and occasionally metal.
A technical qualification in marine electronics is preferred (NMEA, FCC GROL with Radar Endorsement or CMET), but not a requirement of this position. However, within 3 months of employment the job holder should take and pass the National Marine Electronics Association – Marine Electronics Installer and NMEA2000 Installer Examinations.
The work entails working on boats of all sizes and types and in all weather where practical. The person must be physically fit, lift up to 50lbs, be able to climb, bend, stretch, work in extremes of temperature and not be afraid of heights, tight spaces or water or have any impediment that may prevent the work undertaken to be done to effectively, safely and without risk.

A clean driving license is required.

If interested, please send resume to [email protected].

12/27/2018

We wish everyone a wonderful New Year!