Maintenance 3 Marine Diesel Mechanic

Taylor Shellfish•Shelton, WA

133d•$30 - $45•Onsite

About The Position

This journeyman-level position is based at Taylor Shellfish’s corporate headquarters in Shelton, Washington, and involves work in both the shop and the field. The mechanic maintains and repairs company vessels, machinery, vehicles, and equipment, including boats, trucks, and tractors. The role requires compliance with safety and regulatory requirements and may involve travel to other worksites, including out of town or out of state, as well as other tasks as needed. The position emphasizes professional conduct, efficient and high-quality work on company assets, commitment to company goals, compliance with company policies and procedures, and helping maintain a positive, efficient, and cohesive work environment. Work orders must be updated daily using Mpulse.

Requirements

Be at least 21 years old.
Possess and maintain a valid Washington driver’s license with a clean driving record.
Have experience repairing marine diesel and gasoline engines.
Have experience with hydraulics and electric controls.
Have experience with marine or heavy equipment.
Be able to read and understand technical manuals, standard operating procedures, schematics, and measuring tapes.
Supply personal tools.
Be available to work days, nights, weekends, on call, and travel as needed.
Maintain regular, reliable, and predictable attendance.
Be able to work independently at times with little direction.
Have sound decision-making skills, excellent verbal and written communication skills, and strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
Be able to use a computer sufficiently for the job.
Complete and maintain in-house forklift, tractor, first aid, safety, and H.R. trainings.
Meet the listed physical demands, including lifting up to 75 pounds and occasionally exerting up to 125 pounds of force; working on uneven ground; climbing on machinery and boats; and driving up to 11 hours per day to multiple locations.

Nice To Haves

At least five years of applicable experience.
Formal training from an accredited technical college or trade school, or completion of an equivalent multi-year apprenticeship program.
A CDL.

Responsibilities

Diagnose, repair, and perform maintenance on company vessels, machinery, vehicles, and equipment.
Report vehicles or equipment in need of repairs to the Maintenance Manager.
Report safety or company policy violations to the shop manager or safety manager.
Comply with safety and regulatory requirements.
Work at other sites or locations as needed, including out of town or out of state.
Perform other tasks as needed.
Maintain professional conduct with employees and the public.
Perform quality work on company assets efficiently and support company goals and objectives.
Help promote and maintain a positive, efficient, and cohesive work environment.
Update work orders daily using Mpulse.