Marine Mechanic- Diesel and/or Gasoline Inboard Engines

Posted 6 days ago

blue water marine repairSt Petersburg (FL)

Motorboat Mechanics and Service Technicians Ship Building and Repairing

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$22.00 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Company Overview/Offering: We are a family owned and run company in the marine repair business for 26 years and have been a Volvo Penta Dealership for 24 years. We are looking for experienced mechanics that have knowledge of either diesel or gasoline marine inboard engines Base pay starts at $22.00 per hour; techs with 3 or more years experience qualify for higher rate of pay. Health & Dental provided Paid training available through Volvo Penta seasonally No nights or weekends Paid holidays Paid vacation after 1 year of employment

Requirements: Experience working on boats and/or rebuilding marine engines Available full time Clean driving record Must have own tools; specialized tools will be provided Ability to lift heavy equipment and work in confined spaces

Responsibilities: Carrying out engine service repairs Replacing broken or worn-out engine parts Completely rebuilding engines Maintaining tidy workspace Carrying out sea trials Troubleshooting engine and electrical problems Company Description We are a family owned and run company and have been a Volvo Penta Dealership for 24 years and in the marine repair business for 26 years!

Company Description: We are a family owned and run company and have been a Volvo Penta Dealership for 24 years and in the marine repair business for 26 years!

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