Marine Tech

Long Lake Marina•Naples, ME

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Long Lake Marina is hiring a Marine Tech to join its service department. This is a full-time, in-person position in Naples, Maine, with immediate availability. The role involves examining, diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining boats and watercraft, including a wide range of marine engines. The technician also rigs new motors, sets up newly sold boats and watercraft, and helps maintain the rental fleet. The technician checks in and keeps the Shop Foreman informed about ongoing service orders and works closely with the Shop Foreman and other certified technicians. The marina may provide continuing manufacturer education to help the right candidate earn and maintain certifications and work toward master technician status. Pay depends on certifications and experience. The position offers hourly pay, commission or bonuses, and overtime pay. Expected hours are 40–50 per week, with an eight-hour-shift schedule generally Monday through Friday and some weekend work during peak seasons.

Requirements

One year of service technician experience is required.
A driver's license is required.
Experience as a certified marine technician is sought.
Ability to commute to Naples, Maine, is required.
Motivation and self-starting ability.
Attention to detail.
Eagerness to learn and earn or maintain certifications.

Nice To Haves

Some combination of the following is preferred: Mercury outboard, Yamaha outboard, jet boat, watercraft, MerCruiser, or Volvo Penta experience.
Military experience is encouraged.
Manufacturer education and certification progression, potentially toward master technician status.

Responsibilities

Examine, diagnose, repair, and maintain boats and watercraft, including a wide range of marine engines.
Check in and keep the Shop Foreman informed about ongoing service orders.
Rig new motors and set up newly sold boats and watercraft.
Help maintain the rental fleet.
Work closely with the Shop Foreman and other certified technicians.
Earn and maintain certifications and work toward master technician status, with continuing manufacturer education potentially provided.