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What they do
A Marine Engineer or Architect designs, constructs, tests, and maintains ships and other water-going vessels. May specialize in marine engineering and work on the mechanical systems that propel vehicles. May specialize in marine or naval architecture and focus on the basic structure and design of a ship. May specialize in a particular type of vessel, or a system or process involved in ship design.
$104,924 / year median in Massachusetts
+8% projected growth
Job Description
DOERequired Experience/License-Certifications:
Technical Experience:
10+ years' experience. Documented expertise in marine propulsion systems and electrical architecture. A strong functional understanding of diesel cycles, gasoline engine mechanics, and marine-specific plumbing is required.Operational Discipline:
A professional approach defined by a desire for continuous improvement and a willingness to adopt new technical skills through professional development.Professional Reliability:
A track record of dependability and organizational skills. Candidates must demonstrate the ability to follow written work orders precisely and maintain a clean, efficient workspace. Excellent communication skills a must.Credentials:
Industry-standard engine or ABYC certifications are highly preferred. The successful candidate must possess the physical capability to perform work in the confined and varied environments typical of marine vessels.Interested?
Contact a recruiter today:
Crystal CornishLead Trade Recruiter, Marine DivisionDirect:
(757) 821-2870Cell:
(619) 889-0473Send your resume to:ccornish@peopleready.comBenefits
- Professional Development
- Dental Insurance