Marine Technician

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wolfes way pointRogers (AR)

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$25.00 - $30.00 per hour

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Job Description: Job Description Pay: $25.00 - $30.00 per hour
Job description: Marine Technician Wanted - Waypoint Marine
Experience: 2+ years with inboard/outboard & stern-drive motors Training: Certifications a plus; Mercury, Suzuki, Yamaha & Volvo training available
Skills: Marine parts knowledge & strong customer service
Location: Minutes from Beaver Lake in the Ozark Mountains
About Us: Fast-growing shop with large clientele; services multiple local marinas
Benefits: Insurance & vacation
Pay: Based on experience
Contact: Serious inquiries only Waypoint Marine
Summary: As a Marine Technician, you will utilize your core skills in rigging, mechanical knowledge, and vehicle maintenance to ensure the proper assembly and maintenance of marine equipment. Your premium skills in service technician experience and electrical knowledge will be essential in troubleshooting and repairing marine systems effectively. With relevant skills in fabrication, welding, and precision measuring instruments, you will contribute to the quality and efficiency of marine operations. Your ability to provide exceptional customer service will be crucial in addressing client needs and ensuring satisfaction. Join our team and be a valuable asset in maintaining and enhancing marine equipment for optimal performance.
Responsibilities: Perform rigging tasks for marine equipment and vessels.- Utilize mechanical knowledge to troubleshoot and repair various components.- Use hand tools and power tools for assembly and maintenance tasks.- Provide exceptional customer service during interactions with clients.- Adhere to safety protocols while conducting heavy lifting and welding activities.- Collaborate with team members to ensure efficient completion of tasks.
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits: Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Relocation assistance Vision insurance

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