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Park City Sailing Association
Part-Time Marine Engine Mechanic (Outboard)
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A Small Engine Mechanic maintains and repairs small engines like those in water craft, motorcycles, motorized bicycles, lawnmowers, and golf carts.
$48,412 / year median in Utah
+19% projected growth
Job Description
About Park City Sailing Association Park City Sailing Association (PCSA) is a vibrant, community-focused 501(c)(3) sailing program dedicated to cultivating a diverse and welcoming community of sailors in Utah. We provide enriching experiences for sailors of all ages and backgrounds through outreach, boat access, racing, social events, and educational opportunities using our well-maintained fleet and quality facilities at the stunning Jordanelle Reservoir, just minutes from historic Park City. PCSA boasts an active sailing community with over 600 participants and 100 vessels, and we're proud recipients of the 2024 US Sailing Outstanding Community Sailing Program award. Position Overview PCSA is seeking a skilled, local marine engine mechanic to help maintain our fleet of 10-15 outboard-powered motorboats and RIBs (safety/coach boats and committee boats) used to support our sailing school, racing, and adaptive programs. This is a flexible, part-time role — roughly 1-2 days per week — ideal for an experienced technician who lives in the Park City / Heber / Wasatch Back / greater Salt Lake area and wants steady, seasonal side work close to home. You'll keep our boats safe, reliable, and on the water throughout the May-October season. Responsibilities Perform routine and preventative maintenance on outboard engines (oil/lube changes, impellers, plugs, filters, fuel systems, lower units). Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, fuel, and cooling-system issues across the outboard motorboat/RIB fleet. Winterize and commission engines at season start and end. Inspect and maintain fuel systems, batteries, steering, controls, and props; troubleshoot as needed. Keep simple maintenance logs and flag parts/major repairs that need to be ordered or outsourced. Help maintain a clean, safe, and organized work area consistent with