Boat Mechanic

$20 per hour. (40hr per week) Plus commission

Experience will further determine pay along with an extensive interview.

To ensure success as a marine mechanic, you should have extensive knowledge of motorboat engines, be able to work on land and on water, and be able to diagnose problems with electrical systems. Ultimately, a Marine Mechanic can expertly diagnose and fix problems with marine electrical and mechanical systems of any size.

Marine and powersports Mechanic Responsibilities:

· Testing the performance of engines and electrical systems.

• Carrying out services and minor repairs on powersports, outboard, inboard, and Personal Watercraft.
• Conducting plumbing and intake repairs.
• Troubleshooting engine and electrical problems.
• Replacing broken or worn-out engine parts.
• Repairing faulty hydraulic and steering systems.
• Conducting electrical AC system maintenance.
• Completing tire changes as well as oil services.

Marine and powersports Mechanic Requirements:

• High school diploma or GED.
• Proven work experience.
• Knowledge of marine engines and electrical systems.
• Knowledge of marine hydraulic systems and related parts.
• Ability to lift heavy equipment and work in confined spaces.
• Knowledge of boat and PWC steering systems.