Boat Rigger
russell marineAlexander City (AL)
About the role
Position Description
Job Responsibilities:
Unloading and checking in of all new boats and Seadoos. Installing outboard engines on new boats Installing any and all necessary parts and accessoriessupplied by manufacturers Assembly of all new boat trailers Installation of trolling motors, battery chargers andelectronics Troubleshooting of any issues found while rigging boats Be willing to attend service schools for further training 40 hours a week with occasional overtime Experience 2 years of mechanical experience (marine or automotive) Certification on fork truck preferred but will train Must have valid driver's license with vessel endorsement Have a basic knowledge of a 12 volt system Type: Full-time
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