Mechanic

Pay

$28.00 – $35.00 per hour, plus a $2,000 hiring bonus (must be hired before August 31 to be eligible). Opportunity to earn up to 10% of wages through a year-end bonus program.

Schedule

Eight-hour days, Monday through Friday. Occasional daily overtime and weekend work required.

Working Conditions

• Work outside in varying temperatures, weather conditions, and daylight or darkness
• Duties occasionally performed indoors or in confined spaces

Responsibilities

Essential Functions

• Perform repair work and maintenance for vessels in fleet
• Perform routine and preventative maintenance
• Test specific parts and systems to ensure proper function
• Troubleshoot and diagnose faulty systems and mechanical, electrical, or electronic problems and correct them
• Plan and complete repairs and scheduled maintenance in a timely manner
• Inspect equipment
• Reference service and repair manuals
• Construct and fabricate elements for repair

Additional Functions

• Operate Company tools and equipment
• Perform other job duties as assigned
• Work well independently or as part of a team

Physical Demands

• Climbing ladders and stairs
• Standing for extended periods of time
• Entering and working in confined spaces
• Repetitive bending, kneeling, squatting, twisting, stooping, reaching, and stretching
• Handling, installing, positioning, moving, and manipulating materials with hands and arms
• Lifting equipment ranging from less than 10 lbs to over 100 lbs

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent required
• Proficiency with MS Office and maintenance software programs
• Vocational/technical school program or apprenticeship preferred
• Two years of related experience preferred
• Excellent mechanical repair skills
• Maintain a valid driver’s license

Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)

Required PPE is provided by the Company:

• Personal flotation devices
• Gloves
• Steel-toed boots
• Hard hats
• Ear and eye protection
• Weather-dictated clothing
• Equipment designed to prevent inhaling of foreign substances