Marine Field Service Technician
$56.03 - $62.00 per hour
Apply (opens in a new tab)Marine Field Service Technician
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$56.03 - $62.00 per hour
About the role
- Work directly with marine clients, supporting our company's continued growth in the San Francisco Bay Area.
- Perform diagnostics, repairs, and maintenance on MTU engines in various marine applications.
- Conduct sea trials and verify engine performance, making necessary adjustments as needed.
- Maintain service records and documentation to ensure operational efficiency.
- Provide guidance, assistance, and training to apprentice marine technicians.
- Travel within the assigned region and occasionally outside the area, including potential international assignments.
- Preferred Work Experience and Attributes:
- We are looking for someone with:5+ years of experience in high speed marine engine repair, with strong MTU engine experience.
- Experience with MTU MCS/RCS electronics and Diasys software (preferred).Experience with tools and technical diagnostics.
- Strong laptop/PC skills for diagnostics and software applications.
- Ability to diagnose mechanical issues and read service manuals.
- A passion for working within a cross-functional team environment in a dynamic industry.
- High School Diploma or equivalent (technical schooling is a plus).Valid, unrestricted driver's license and ability to be insured.
- Own set of mechanic tools.
- Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) card is a plus.
- Ability to complete company-provided manufacturer training (online and in person).Travel & Mobility:
- Frequent travel within an assigned territory (AOR), with potential travel outside the region.
- Medical, Dental, VisionHighly Competitive PTO Accrual10 Paid Holidays
- Life Insurance, AD&D, Short/Long-Term Disability 401K with Company MatchPet Insurance & Optional Supplemental Insurances
- Legal Assistance for Identity TheftHealth Advocate & Tuition Assistance
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