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Shoreside Marine Mechanic
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Amak Towing Company
Ketchikan, AK (In Person)
$80,000 Salary, Full-Time
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Amak Towing Co. Inc. is looking to fill a Shoreside Marine Mechanic position in Ketchikan, Alaska. This is a Full Time salary position which will report to the Port Engineer and General Manager. Salary is D.O.E. Must hold a valid US driver's license and hold or be able to obtain a TWIC Card. Must be able to pass random USCG required drug testing. Must be motivated, capable of independent work and good at multitasking as projects are simultaneous over multiple vessels. This position will perform shipboard maintenance, troubleshooting and repairs. General duties include, but are not limited to: Troubleshooting and repairs on various systems such as diesel reduction propulsion and shafting, electrical generation, and distribution (AC and DC), fuel systems, hydraulics, pneumatics, pumps, plumbing (fresh and wastewater), navigation and communication equipment General maintenance such as engine valve adjustments, oil and filter changes, topside corrosion control and repairs Assist with pilot vessel haul-outs for inspections and repairs Monitor and assist with maintaining inventory of spare consumables and components, both onboard vessels and in company shoreside storage. Assist during inspections with USCG, ABS or other outside vendors and technicians for systems such as fire protection equipment, propulsion, etc. Additional duties as assigned In addition to regular hours, this is an on-call position which requires availability for vessel repairs outside of normal working hours, to include weekends and holidays, sometimes with short notice. Occasional travel to remote ports may be required for troubleshooting and repairs or assisting vessel crews with general maintenance.