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Najolatech Boatworks
Marine Technician Assistant (Entry Level, Will Train)
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
Job Description
Job Summary This is an entry level position working hands on with our head marine technician. No experience required. If you are willing to learn, we will teach you.
What you would be doing:
Electrical and motor rigging Thru hull and plumbing Accessory and trailer rigging Drilling, mounting, and running wire Systems testing before the boat splashes Keeping the shop clean and organized Parts runs What we are looking for: Shows up on time, every time Wants to learn a trade, not just collect a check Good attitude and works well on a small crew Careful hands and takes pride in the work Valid driver license for parts runs Enrolled in or recently out of a marine service program is a plus, not a requirement Where it goes: This job starts part time, but it does not stay small. You come in assisting and learning. You work up to rigging boats on your own. As the skills come, the hours go up, the pay goes up, and so does what you get trusted with. There is a full time seat here for whoever earns it. We are also working with local partners to stand up a marine apprenticeship program, and this is the position we would roll into it. To apply, call or text Brad Ruckert at (850) 270-8220 or emailPay:
$18.50 - $22.00 per hourBenefits:
Employee discount Flexible schedule Tools provided Travel reimbursementWork Location:
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What they do
A Small Engine Mechanic maintains and repairs small engines like those in water craft, motorcycles, motorized bicycles, lawnmowers, and golf carts.
$47,516 / year median in Florida
+12% projected growth