Marine Mechanic / Boat Systems Technician

Position Overview We are seeking a reliable and motivated Marine Mechanic / Boat Systems Technician to join our team. This role focuses on engine maintenance, system diagnostics, and full-vessel troubleshooting . While the ideal candidate may have broad experience, we are open to individuals with varying skill levels. The priority is a strong foundation in mechanical work and system troubleshooting , with the willingness to learn and grow within the marine industry. Key Responsibilities Engine Maintenance & Repair Perform routine inspections and daily checks: Oil, fuel, coolant, and hydraulic fluid levels Conduct scheduled maintenance: Oil and filter changes (engine, transmission, hydraulic systems) Air and fuel filter replacements Repair and replace engine components: Alternators, starters, belts, and related systems Diagnostics & Troubleshooting (Core Focus) Analyze and interpret troubleshooting charts and service manuals Diagnose mechanical and onboard system issues using tools such as: Voltmeter Pressure gauges Dial indicators Mechanical stethoscopes Identify root causes and perform effective repairs across engine and vessel systems Marine Systems (Core Focus) Service and troubleshoot onboard systems: Freshwater, gray water, and blackwater systems 12V electrical and battery systems Exhaust and auxiliary systems Support seasonal operations: Commissioning (spring preparation) Decommissioning (winterization) Fuel Systems Diagnose and service fuel systems: Common rail and rotary injection systems Perform timing adjustments: Flow timing and pump calibration Set timing specifications: Locate Top Dead Center (TDC) Ensure proper fuel pump timing Nice to

Have:

Engine Rebuild & Overhaul Disassemble and inspect engines and components Measure wear and tolerances: Bearings, crankshaft, camshaft, pistons, cylinder walls Perform valve and head work: Reset valve seats, grind valves, measure tolerances Replace worn or damaged components: Gaskets, bearings, pistons, sleeves, springs Reassemble and test engines: Verify performance, ensure no leaks, confirm proper operation Hydraulic Systems (Limited Scope) Basic identification of hydraulic components: Pumps, motors, hoses, and fittings Perform minor repairs or assist with hydraulic work as needed (

Note:

Hydraulic work is a smaller portion of this role and not a primary focus.)

Qualifications Required:

Solid mechanical background (diesel, automotive, heavy equipment, or marine) Experience with engine maintenance and troubleshooting Ability to use diagnostic tools and interpret technical information Willingness to learn marine systems Interest in long-term career growth

Preferred:

2-5+ years of relevant experience Marine or boatyard experience Familiarity with vessel systems (electrical, plumbing, onboard systems) Experience with engine rebuilds Certifications (e.g., ABYC) or willingness to obtain Compensation & Benefits Competitive hourly pay ($25

• 35/hr based on experience) Overtime opportunities (seasonal) Health, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off: 1 week vacation (negotiable) 3 sick days Training and certification support Ideal Candidate Strong in engine maintenance and troubleshooting Comfortable working across multiple boat systems Mechanically inclined with a problem-solving mindset Reliable and team-oriented Looking for a long-term role , not short-term employment Why Join Us Hands-on work across a wide range of marine systems Training and mentorship from experienced mechanics Flexible approach to candidate skill levels Stable, team-oriented work environment

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$25.00

• $35.

00 per hour

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Vision insurance

Experience:

Marine or Boatyard:

2 years (Required)

Work Location:

In person Marine Mechanic / Boat Systems Technician Rockland, ME 04841 $25

• $35 an hour
• Full-time $25
• $35 an hour
• Full-time Position Overview We are seeking a reliable and motivated Marine Mechanic / Boat Systems Technician to join our team.

This role focuses on engine maintenance, system diagnostics, and full-vessel troubleshooting . While the ideal candidate may have broad experience, we are open to individuals with varying skill levels. The priority is a strong foundation in mechanical work and system troubleshooting , with the willingness to learn and grow within the marine industry. Key Responsibilities Engine Maintenance & Repair Perform routine inspections and daily checks: Oil, fuel, coolant, and hydraulic fluid levels Conduct scheduled maintenance: Oil and filter changes (engine, transmission, hydraulic systems) Air and fuel filter replacements Repair and replace engine components: Alternators, starters, belts, and related systems Diagnostics & Troubleshooting (Core Focus) Analyze and interpret troubleshooting charts and service manuals Diagnose mechanical and onboard system issues using tools such as: Voltmeter Pressure gauges Dial indicators Mechanical stethoscopes Identify root causes and perform effective repairs across engine and vessel systems Marine Systems (Core Focus) Service and troubleshoot onboard systems: Freshwater, gray water, and blackwater systems 12V electrical and battery systems Exhaust and auxiliary systems Support seasonal operations: Commissioning (spring preparation) Decommissioning (winterization) Fuel Systems Diagnose and service fuel systems: Common rail and rotary injection systems Perform timing adjustments: Flow timing and pump calibration Set timing specifications: Locate Top Dead Center (TDC) Ensure proper fuel pump timing Nice to

Have:

Engine Rebuild & Overhaul Disassemble and inspect engines and components Measure wear and tolerances: Bearings, crankshaft, camshaft, pistons, cylinder walls Perform valve and head work: Reset valve seats, grind valves, measure tolerances Replace worn or damaged components: Gaskets, bearings, pistons, sleeves, springs Reassemble and test engines: Verify performance, ensure no leaks, confirm proper operation Hydraulic Systems (Limited Scope) Basic identification of hydraulic components: Pumps, motors, hoses, and fittings Perform minor repairs or assist with hydraulic work as needed (

Note:

Hydraulic work is a smaller portion of this role and not a primary focus.)

Qualifications Required:

Solid mechanical background (diesel, automotive, heavy equipment, or marine) Experience with engine maintenance and troubleshooting Ability to use diagnostic tools and interpret technical information Willingness to learn marine systems Interest in long-term career growth

Preferred:

2-5+ years of relevant experience Marine or boatyard experience Familiarity with vessel systems (electrical, plumbing, onboard systems) Experience with engine rebuilds Certifications (e.g., ABYC) or willingness to obtain Compensation & Benefits Competitive hourly pay ($25

• 35/hr based on experience) Overtime opportunities (seasonal) Health, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off: 1 week vacation (negotiable) 3 sick days Training and certification support Ideal Candidate Strong in engine maintenance and troubleshooting Comfortable working across multiple boat systems Mechanically inclined with a problem-solving mindset Reliable and team-oriented Looking for a long-term role , not short-term employment Why Join Us Hands-on work across a wide range of marine systems Training and mentorship from experienced mechanics Flexible approach to candidate skill levels Stable, team-oriented work environment

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$25.00

• $35.

00 per hour

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Vision insurance

Experience:

Marine or Boatyard:

2 years (Required)

Work Location:

In person