What You Will Do
- Perform systematic engine diagnostics using manufacturer information, scan tools, meters, pressure testing, and mechanical inspection.
- Complete scheduled engine service, cooling-system service, fuel-system maintenance, and starting or charging-system diagnosis.
- Troubleshoot overheating, fuel-delivery, exhaust, turbocharger, injector, and electronic-control faults within demonstrated competency.
- Inspect transmissions, mounts, hoses, belts, heat exchangers, and supporting engine-room systems.
- Document test results, required parts, and recommended next steps for owners or captains.
Qualifications
- Practical diesel or gasoline engine diagnostic experience; marine engine experience and manufacturer training are preferred.
- Ability to use service manuals, diagnostic software, meters, gauges, and mechanical test equipment.
- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation for mobile service across Southwest Florida.
- Ability to work safely aboard customer vessels, including confined machinery spaces when the assignment requires it.
- Professional communication, accurate job notes, and respect for customer vessels and marina rules.
Experience
Practical engine service and diagnostic experience is required for independent assignments. Marine manufacturer training is preferred but not required for every candidate.
Education
No specific degree is required. Relevant technical training and demonstrated ability are evaluated for the role.
Schedule and Compensation
Full-time, year-round work. Service operations normally run Monday through Saturday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with individual schedules coordinated around customer vessel appointments.
This is a W-2, daily-rate position. The actual rate is discussed on the first call and is based on verified experience, certifications, and demonstrated technical skill.
