Marine Finisher 1
About The Position
Under close supervision, responsible for performing all marine finishing operations including minor painting, layout and installation of non-skid. Cutting and installation of floor mats, locker gaskets and protective coatings. Installation of seats, doors, and windows. Fabrication and installation of upholstered side panels and headliner. Assists in boat cleaning and shipping preparations. May work with floatation foam. Performs scheduled tasks and receives training and orientation in overall shop operations. Makes entries in and maintains manufacturing paperwork for applicable Hull numbers. Troubleshoots and solves construction problems in coordination with supervisor.
Requirements
- Working knowledge of hand and power tools and equipment.
- Ability to accurately read a tape measure and utilize basic math skills.
- Follow basic drawings and measurements to assemble & fabricate products.
- Properly identify where to locate parts or information.
- Understand how to find and interpret basic work forms and utilize a time clock system.
- Follows verbal and written direction from Leads, Supervisors and Managers.
- Measure cut and install various materials such as Carpet, Insulation, Nonskid, Rubberized products.
- Use of many hand tools including Wrenches, Cordless drills, Pneumatic tools, Grinders, Band saws.
- Follows all safety policy and procedures and reports hazards.
- Must be able to bend, stoop, squat and stretch to complete tasks.
- Must be able to lift to 40 lbs.
Nice To Haves
- Previous experience in a marine manufacturing environment, preferred.
- Professional experience in marine coatings or automotive painting, preferred.
- Experience in carpets and upholstery, preferred.
- Ability to sew basic patterns, preferred.
- Trade School or College level training is desirable or equivalent experience.
Responsibilities
- Performing all marine finishing operations including minor painting, layout and installation of non-skid.
- Cutting and installation of floor mats, locker gaskets and protective coatings.
- Installation of seats, doors, and windows.
- Fabrication and installation of upholstered side panels and headliner.
- Assisting in boat cleaning and shipping preparations.
- Working with floatation foam.
- Performing scheduled tasks and receiving training and orientation in overall shop operations.
- Making entries in and maintaining manufacturing paperwork for applicable Hull numbers.
- Troubleshooting and solving construction problems in coordination with supervisor.
- Full detail and wash of marine vessels for presentation, inspection and delivery.
- Shrink wrap process for all marine vessel types.
- Safely assist with moving and setting up marine vessels using lifting and towing equipment.
Benefits
- Opportunity to work for an employee-owned company.
- Collaborative work environment with a focus on professional development and continuous improvement.
- Competitive compensation and benefits package- including Healthcare, Paid Time off, 401K and more!
- Four, ten- hour day work week
- Contribute to providing first responders and the military with tools they need to save lives
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
