Marine System Technician

Safe Harbor Marinas, LLC (SHM) is the largest owner and operator of marinas in the world.

As a fast-growing company, SHM cultivates a team dynamic of passionate individuals led by the sharpest minds in the industry in order to serve the vibrant boating community that encompasses the SHM network.

SHM teammates are committed to thinking critically, providing outstanding service and building relationships with all whom we serve.

SHM offers professional education and training opportunities and the chance to work with and learn from highly experienced marina professionals.

In addition, SHM offers eligible employees benefits such as: Full Benefits Package Including 401(k) Plan Orthodontic Coverage Paid Time Off Paid Holidays Paid Parental Leave Fertility Assistance Relocation Opportunities Paid Uniforms Boating Discounts Tuition Reimbursement Program Tool Repurchasing Program ABYC Training Systems Technicians troubleshoot, repair, and install systems on boats ranging from 30-60 feet.

These systems include: DC Electrical Charging & Distribution, AC Electrical, Engines, Generators, Water Makers, Navigation Electronics, Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, Heating, Communications, and more.

This role may also be referred to as Technician (Electrician).

Safe Harbor Great Island Systems Technicians will be trained through a combination of mentoring, ABYC courses, and OEM Product Training to develop their knowledge of: maintenance procedures; installation application requirements; and troubleshooting using both computer interfaces and diagnostic equipment such as multi-meters, refrigeration gauge sets, and product specific tooling.

Systems Technicians execute annual decommissioning and recommissioning procedures on the vessels stored at Safe Harbor Great Island.

These procedures are iPad based and guide the technician through the process while capturing critical data for the customer.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities Inspect, maintain, and repair boats of all kindsUtilize diagnostic equipment to test and repair and test electrical systemsTroubleshoot, test, repair, replace, remove and install vessel systems and componentsConduct thorough assessment prior to starting a job including; acknowledging the budgeted time and time frame for completion, repairing the system and the element requiring service, sourcing parts if requiredOverall knowledge of marine systems including electrical, plumbing & water systemsUtilize NMEA 200 and other protocols on vessel operating systemsAssign parts and purchases to the appropriate work ordersMust possess own toolsAvailability to work overtime in order to meet deadlinesOther duties as assigned by Manager Safety and Environmental Responsibilities Follow SHM Safety and Environmental rules and complete required related training.Wear proper personal protective equipment (may include safety glasses, gloves, life jackets and/or hard hats) as required for the task or work area.Report all accidents, injuries, spills and near misse...