Navy Electrician’s Mate - EM 

FloydFan81 More digital rather than analog.

What’s ur plan after the navy, are you going to work for an electrical contractor?

@@AhmadEscobar Probably not I'll probably stay an EM

@@kaijudude_ How do EM’s get it easier than other engineering rates? Curious as I’m in “a” school now for EM

@@kuchnasty7112 mostly because we don't sit in the main engine spaces all day like the GS rates where its over 100 degrees. On deployments we're chilling all day unless something breaks or you're on watch. If you're tool issue qualified you're really chilling, sitting in tool issue room checking out tools to people on the ship. Meanwhile you're watching TV or playing video games. You'll have a lotta free time working on quals when you're not on watch or if a casualty happens.

@@kaijudude_ What type of ship were you on?

What’s the difference between aviation and electrician

And how long was your Schooling

Next joke DC men dont work

@@TheAlfast69 facts

You got it 💪💪

How’s the rate? Shipping September 14th for it

Kuch Nasty If you enjoy learning, the EM rate is a good choice. I served on a large battleship so there were many different types of equipment to work on. I got to go in just about every space, many of which were restricted to most other sailors. Study HARD in “A” school so you can get an automatic promotion. First, just FOCUS on graduating from Boot Camp. Some recruits do not make it for various reasons-some they can control and some they cannot control. Remember this phrase, “Attention To Detail”. FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS

Hi! Thanks for reaching out. To answer your question; after graduating bootcamp a Sailor will then be given the opportunity to go to a secondary qualifying school to aid in their next steps of acquiring a rate. Let us know if you have additional questions!

Jose Casillas Jose what ASVAB score do you need for that?

@@mickfunny4185 Not sure what the minimum is but I got a 91 and auto-qualified into nuke.

Mick Funny it’s 90

@@jasmany19 I got 87 and I'm in school for nuke EM

@@mickfunny4185 i got an 82 and qualified

Missile tech = FC

Your recruiter should have any answers to your questions about A school!

Yes

No , Buddy, Ship board, is PVC, cables stranded, going thru "Stuffing tubes" thru compartments, The electrical Distribution is all, 3-Phase, Ungrounded, 480 volts from , power plants/stepped down thru "Delta/Delta" to 120 volt, then thru Fuse panels, too Outlets, single phase/"NO" NEUTRAL".

@@charletonzimmerman4205 wow thats crazy it is very different from what i see in construction building thank for answering my question i appreciate it but i do wonder what type of electrical materials would a spaceship use

@@oscarorta9152 Well, volunteer, for "Mars" colony, as that looks like next !

@@charletonzimmerman4205 > very interesting facts ! all mentioned work are nitch jobs not common therefore few job calls..

Gogo Plata How was your transition into the civilian sector?? Wondering as I ship out September 14th for EM and always wanted to join the IBEW Union

Yes for all jobs now

@@veghead1043 smd thats not true

@@luissuarez2305 your comment is false

@@veghead1043 It's not mandated in Florida and plenty of other states

@@luissuarez2305 but for the navy ir is