Our client is a full service marina in Missouri on the Mississippi River. This marina is a destination along America's Great Loop and offers a wide selection of services for cruisers. Services range from prop changes to full refits and everything in between. The marina itself offers rack storage, covered wet slips, self-launch dry storage, fuel dock and 60 ton travel lift and accommodates a wide range of vessels.
They are currently seeking an experienced, highly
skilled Marine Service Technician specializing in the maintenance, diagnosis
and repair of larger recreational powerboats, cruisers and yachts ranging from
30 to 70 feet.
The ideal candidate will have extensive hands-on experience
with gasoline and diesel inboard engines, twin-engine propulsion systems,
marine electrical systems and the complex mechanical and onboard systems found
in larger cruisers.
We are looking for a technician who can independently
diagnose problems, recommend repairs and complete quality work efficiently and
professionally.
Requirements
Essential Technical Skills
Extensive
experience diagnosing, servicing and repairing gasoline and diesel inboard
marine engines.
Strong
knowledge of twin-engine propulsion systems, including transmissions,
shafts, couplings, seals and related components.
Advanced
troubleshooting skills involving 12V/24V DC and 120V/240V AC marine
electrical systems.
Experience
servicing marine generators, battery systems, chargers, inverters and
shore power equipment.
Ability
to diagnose and repair marine plumbing, freshwater, sanitation and waste
systems.
Experience
troubleshooting marine air conditioning, cooling and seawater circulation
systems.
Experience
with fiberglass repairs.
Must
be able to operate a 60-ton travel lift and block boats on the hard
Familiarity
with hydraulic steering, trim tabs, bow thrusters and related systems.
Ability
to perform comprehensive vessel inspections, preventive maintenance,
winterization and spring commissioning.
Ability
to interpret manufacturer service manuals, wiring diagrams and technical
specifications.
Ability
to accurately identify required repairs, estimate labor and materials, and
document completed work.
Required Qualifications
Minimum 5 years of professional marine service experience, with substantial
experience on larger cruisers and yachts.
Proven
ability to diagnose complex mechanical and electrical problems
independently.
Strong
mechanical aptitude and excellent troubleshooting skills.
Ability
to work safely in engine compartments and confined machinery spaces.
Ability
to communicate professionally with customers, management and other
technicians.
Ability
to maintain accurate service records and work orders.
Valid
driver's license.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience
with MerCruiser, Crusader, Volvo Penta, Cummins, Caterpillar or Yanmar
marine engines.
Experience
with Kohler, Westerbeke or Onan marine generators.
ABYC
or manufacturer-specific technical certifications.
Familiarity
with marine electronic engine controls and diagnostic equipment.
Experience
working in a full-service marina or yacht service facility.
Benefits
At Compass Maritime Group, we work closely with both candidates and employers to ensure the right long-term fit.
If your experience aligns with this role, we’ll take the time to understand your background and connect you with opportunities that make sense for you.
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