Responsibilities:
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Inspect, diagnose, and repair electrical systems, including engines (inboard, outboard, and diesel), equipment, pumps, hydraulics, and steering systems.
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Install, maintain, and repair electrical systems and components such as wiring, batteries, alternators, starters, lighting, gauges, navigation equipment, and switchboards.
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Conduct routine maintenance and performance checks on engines and onboard systems.
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Test and calibrate marine electrical and electronic systems for functionality and safety compliance.
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Troubleshoot and repair electrical components associated with HVAC, bilge, firefighting and fuel systems, as required.
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Read and interpret technical manuals, wiring diagrams, and schematics.
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Perform preventive maintenance and maintain service logs/documentation.
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Adhere to safety procedures, environmental regulations, and industry standards.
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Assist in emergency repairs and respond to urgent mechanical/electrical failures.
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Collaborate with other technicians, crew, and management to ensure vessel readiness.
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High school diploma or technical school certificate required; additional marine technology or electrical training preferred.
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3+ years of experience as a marine mechanic or electrician (commercial or recreational vessels).
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Strong knowledge of marine propulsion systems, AC/DC electrical systems, and diagnostics.
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Proficient with hand tools, diagnostic equipment, and electrical testing instruments.
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Ability to read and interpret blueprints, wiring diagrams, and service manuals.
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Knowledge of United States Coast Guard (USCG), ABYC, or other relevant marine standards.
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Strong troubleshooting skills with attention to detail.
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Ability to work independently and in team settings.
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Physical ability to work in confined spaces, lift heavy components, and perform hands-on repairs.
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Other related duties as assigned or directed.
Indoor/outdoor marine equipment environment and on board a vessel.
