Marine Tech

Long Lake Marina Inc•Naples, ME

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Long Lake Marina is hiring a qualified marine technician to join its service department. This is a full-time, in-person role in Naples, Maine, with immediate availability. The technician repairs and maintains boats and watercraft in the marine service facility, including diagnosing and repairing a wide range of marine engines. The position also involves rigging new motors, setting up new sales boats and watercraft, and helping maintain the rental fleet. The technician works closely with the Shop Foreman and other certified technicians and keeps the Shop Foreman informed about ongoing service orders. The marina describes its service department as highly efficient and experienced, with technician and office support. Continuing manufacturer education may be provided to the right candidate to earn or maintain certifications and work toward master-technician status. Pay depends on certifications and experience; compensation is hourly and may include commission, bonuses, and overtime pay. The expected schedule is 40–50 hours per week, generally Monday through Friday, with some weekends or Saturdays required during peak seasons. Shifts are eight hours, and overtime is listed.

Requirements

Experience as a service technician; one year is required.
Experience as a certified marine technician.
Motivated self-starter.
Attention to detail.
Eagerness to learn and earn or maintain certifications.
Driver's license required.
Ability to commute to Naples, Maine, required.

Nice To Haves

Mercury outboard experience preferred.
Yamaha outboard, jet boat, or watercraft experience preferred.
MerCruiser experience preferred.
Volvo Penta experience preferred.
Some combination of the listed manufacturer or equipment experience is preferred.
Military-experienced candidates are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

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