Master Marine Technician / Senior Marine Technician

Anchor Innovation Inc•Virginia Beach, VA

10d•$30 - $45•Onsite

About The Position

We are a growing, independent marine service business with a team of approximately 14 technicians and 5 office staff. We provide boat repair, maintenance, rigging, commissioning, reconditioning, and technical support for both new and used boats. We are looking for an experienced Master Marine Technician / Senior Marine Technician to join our team and serve as one of our highest-level technical resources. This is a hands-on position for an experienced marine professional who enjoys solving difficult problems, performing quality work, and helping other technicians develop their skills. The ideal candidate has advanced knowledge of marine electrical and vessel systems and/or extensive outboard engine experience. Candidates with ABYC Electrical and Systems certifications and/or manufacturer certifications from Mercury, Yamaha, Suzuki, or other major marine manufacturers are strongly encouraged to apply.

Requirements

Significant professional marine repair experience.
Advanced marine electrical and systems knowledge.
Strong outboard engine diagnostic and repair experience.
The ability to independently diagnose problems rather than relying on parts replacement.
Experience reading wiring diagrams and manufacturer service documentation.
Experience using professional diagnostic equipment and OEM diagnostic software.
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
High attention to detail and pride in workmanship.
The ability to explain technical issues clearly to coworkers and customers.
A willingness to help other technicians improve their skills.
A professional attitude and strong work ethic.
A valid driver's license and acceptable driving record.

Nice To Haves

ABYC Marine Electrical Certification
ABYC Marine Systems Certification
ABYC Master Technician credentials, where applicable
Mercury Marine certifications
Yamaha Marine certifications
Suzuki Marine certifications

Responsibilities

Diagnose and repair complex marine electrical, mechanical, propulsion, and vessel-system problems.
Troubleshoot difficult and intermittent electrical and electronic issues.
Diagnose 12V/24V DC and 120V/240V AC marine electrical systems.
Diagnose charging, starting, battery, shore-power, inverter, charger, generator, and related systems.
Diagnose and repair outboard engines and propulsion systems.
Perform advanced engine rigging, installation, maintenance, and repair.
Diagnose steering, trim, tilt, throttle, shift, and control systems.
Install and troubleshoot marine electronics and NMEA 2000 networks.
Perform electrical and systems installations, upgrades, and repairs.
Conduct sea trials and on-water diagnostic testing when required.
Perform commissioning, decommissioning, winterization, and seasonal service.
Commission and prepare new boats for delivery.
Perform pre-delivery inspections and quality-control checks.
Diagnose and correct problems discovered during new-boat commissioning.
Inspect and repair used boats being prepared for resale or trade.
Assist management in identifying mechanical, electrical, and systems issues on prospective inventory.
Help determine appropriate repair priorities and estimated labor requirements.
Helping other technicians diagnose difficult problems.
Sharing knowledge and best practices with less experienced technicians.
Assisting technicians with complex electrical, systems, and engine diagnostics.
Reviewing difficult or unusual repairs when requested.
Helping establish consistent standards for workmanship and quality.
Staying current with manufacturer service information, technical bulletins, recalls, and new technology.
Serving as a technical liaison between technicians, service personnel, management, manufacturers, and customers when appropriate.