Marine Finisher 1

Safe Boats International•Bremerton, WA

10h•$22 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

Under close supervision, the Marine Systems Finish/Installer 1 performs marine finishing operations, including minor painting, layout and installation of non-skid, cutting and installation of floor mats, locker gaskets and protective coatings, and installation of seats, doors and windows. The role also fabricates and installs upholstered side panels and headliners, assists with boat cleaning and shipping preparations, and may work with flotation foam. The employee performs scheduled tasks, receives training and orientation in shop operations, maintains manufacturing paperwork for applicable hull numbers, and troubleshoots construction problems with the supervisor. The position is based in Tacoma and follows a day schedule from 5:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Compensation is $22.00–$27.00, depending on experience. The employer describes itself as employee-owned and offers a collaborative environment focused on professional development and continuous improvement, along with a four-day, ten-hour workweek and a competitive compensation and benefits package.

Requirements

High school graduate or equivalent.
Measure, cut and install materials such as carpet, insulation, non-skid and rubberized products.
Working knowledge of hand and power tools and equipment.
Ability to safely operate personal tools and shop tools.
Ability to accurately read and use a tape measure.
Ability to follow basic drawings and measurements to assemble and fabricate products.
Ability to find and interpret basic work forms and use a time-clock system.
Ability to follow verbal and written directions.
Experience with vessel presentation preparation and shrink wrapping all vessel types.
Ability to safely assist with picking, moving and setting up vessels using lifting and towing equipment.
Ability to sew basic patterns.
Ability to perform the physical activities listed for the position, including grasping, writing, standing, sitting, walking, kneeling, crawling, repetitive motions, bending, climbing, listening, hearing and visual tasks; bend, stoop, squat and stretch; and lift up to 40 pounds.
Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and a U.S. citizen or lawful resident of the United States.
New hires are subject to pre-employment drug screening and criminal background checks; credit checks are required for some positions.

Nice To Haves

Trade school or college-level training, or equivalent experience.
Previous experience in a marine manufacturing environment.
Professional experience in marine coatings or automotive painting.
Experience with carpets and upholstery.

Responsibilities

Perform marine finishing operations, including minor painting, layout and installation of non-skid, floor mats, locker gaskets and protective coatings.
Install seats, doors and windows.
Fabricate and install upholstered side panels and headliners.
Assist with boat cleaning and shipping preparations; work with flotation foam as needed.
Complete scheduled tasks and participate in training and orientation in overall shop operations.
Make entries in and maintain manufacturing paperwork for applicable hull numbers.
Troubleshoot and solve construction problems in coordination with the supervisor.
Safely operate personal and shop tools and equipment.
Follow basic drawings and measurements to assemble and fabricate products.
Identify where to locate parts or information and find and interpret basic work forms; use the time-clock system.
Follow verbal and written directions from leads, supervisors and managers.
Provide general training to other team members.
Attend safety meetings, read safety literature and talks, and report hazards.
Measure, cut and install materials such as carpet, insulation, non-skid and rubberized products.
Use hand tools and equipment including wrenches, cordless drills, pneumatic tools, grinders and band saws.
Complete full D&W of a vessel for presentation and shrink-wrap vessels of all types.
Safely assist with picking, moving and setting up vessels using lifting and towing equipment.
Sew basic patterns.