Marine Electrician · Melbourne to Coastal Victoria

Your Boat's Wiring, Finally Documented Like Equipment

Most boat fires start with wiring — and it's rarely one dramatic failure, it's a chafed wire nobody could see. Every other system on board gets a manual, a name tag, a service record and a signed-off scope before anyone touches it. Your wiring usually gets none of the four — until now.

Marine electrician kneeling by a sailboat electrical panel applying durable circuit labels while checking a tablet with an electrical schematic; moored yachts in the background, Australian marina.
ABYC Member Logo - Safety Built In
AS/NZS 3004 referenced ABYC Certified Marine Electrician IEC 60617 drawing standard Leisure & commercial vessels

Maurice Marine is a Melbourne-based marine electrician working on-site across Melbourne, coastal Victoria and Australia-wide. We draft, label, review and plan boat refits — the documentation most boats' wiring has never had.

Leisure boat owners come to us for paperwork an insurer, surveyor or buyer will actually accept — before or after a refit. Commercial fishing operators come to us for one documented package that meets NSCV, not four separate quotes and a guess. Either way, it starts with one on-site survey of your boat.

Our Services

A manual, a name tag, a service record and a signed-off scope — the four things every other system on your boat already has.

System Labelling

The name tag every other system on board already wears. Professional, marine‑grade labels applied to wires, panels and components so circuits are simple to identify and repair.

UV and water‑resistant labels designed for saltwater environments. Colour‑coding and clear IDs for fast fault‑finding at sea. Cross‑referenced with electrical schematics to improve survey and resale outcomes.

Standards Review

The service record, checked against the standard. An independent assessment of your electrical system against AS/NZS 3004, item by item — not one line in a general survey.

Identify and rectify overcurrent protection and earthing issues. Recommendations to reduce corrosion and stray current risks. Battery and charging system checks for reliable operation.

Upgrade Planning

The signed-off scope before anyone touches it. Practical phased plans to manage complex electrical upgrades with transparent costs and timelines.

Bill of materials and supplier recommendations. Suggested work phases to minimise downtime. Clear budget estimates.
Boat electrical schematic

Additional Services

Expert add‑ons to help your boat meet safety and insurance requirements — useful for surveys, sales, refits and NSCV/AMSA compliance on commercial vessels.

Electrical Schematic Updates

Revise existing schematics to reflect modifications so your documentation stays accurate and compliant.

  • Include new batteries, solar, inverters or electronic upgrades.
  • On‑site verification to prevent discrepancies between drawings and reality.
  • Layered before/after outputs for easy future upgrades.

Certification & Documentation

Detailed review and compliance reporting for electrical schematics, prepared for sales, insurance and survey purposes.

  • Signed report and detailed compliance documentation for insurers and surveyors.
  • Detailed recommendations and remedial actions.
  • Expedited options for vessel sales or refit deadlines.

Commercial Fishing Vessel Documentation

Electrical schematics and labelling scoped for working boats, supporting AMSA and NSCV survey requirements.

  • Refrigeration, ice-making and deck machinery circuits.
  • VHF/HF radio, EPIRB and navigation/comms circuits.
  • Multi-engine and genset configurations.

Ready to review your boat's electrical system?

Request a professional inspection, electrical schematic and labelling package tailored to your vessel.

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Why Maurice Marine

Twenty-plus years in electrical protection, switchgear compliance and grid automation — before becoming an ABYC Certified Marine Electrician in 2025.

Maurice Marine brings that same standard-first discipline to boat electrical systems: calculate before building, document once built, check against a standard afterwards — rather than relying on memory and judgement.

Bassem Maurice — ABYC Certified Marine Electrician

We focus on clear, usable deliverables: editable CAD schematics, cross‑referenced labelling, and concise compliance reports that surveyors and insurers accept. We work with owners, brokers, refit yards and commercial fishing operators to reduce downtime and protect vessel value.

"Bassem drew up the full electrical schematics for my boat, including every modification I'd made — and in the process caught an earthing issue in my inverter setup that would otherwise have gone unnoticed. Very happy with the result; I wouldn't hesitate to use Maurice Marine again."

— Owner, Hallberg Rassy 36ft

What sets us apart

  • Practical expertise: on‑site verification to ensure drawings match the boat, not just paperwork.
  • Survey & insurance focus: documentation and reports prepared with surveyors' and insurers' expectations in mind.
  • Clear communication: plain‑English reports, labelled schematics and recommended next steps.
  • Australian standards: advice and documentation aligned with AS/NZS 3004 and, for commercial fishing vessels, NSCV requirements.
Certifications & partners

Representative affiliations — contact us for exact credentials and certification scope.

IEEE Senior Member logo
ABYC member logo
Yacht electrical system drafting in Australia
Boat electrical panel schematic
Professional certification seal

Coverage

On-site surveys around Port Phillip Bay and beyond, documentation delivered anywhere.

Sandringham Hobsons Bay Blairgowrie Royal Geelong Queenscliff Paynesville Metung Port Welshpool Portland