What are the responsibilities and job description for the Endurance Boat Driver (Marine Technician) position at Suzuki Marine?
The Entry-Level Marine Technician will support daily operations and boat testing activities, performing hands-on tasks involving boat operation, rigging, and maintenance. This role requires strong communication, mechanical proficiency, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
Key Responsibilities
Daily Operations
Communicate effectively and professionally with employees at all levels.
Execute operational tasks accurately based on given instructions.
Operate boats as instructed with a strong understanding of each boat's functions.
Maintain a clean and organized workspace.
Report daily activities and progress to supervisors.
Boat Operation
Operate boats ranging from 18 to 45 feet, in both protected waters and open Gulf waters, to accumulate operational hours on outboard (O / B) motors for research purposes.
Hold a valid Florida boating license, having completed a National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA)-approved boating course or equivalent.
Assist with a variety of technical center activities, including :
Facility maintenance
Boat washing and fueling
Trailer repair
Launching and recovering boats from ramps
Perform maintenance on boat systems and engines as required.
Rigging and Installation Operations
Install and remove boat electrical systems (e.g., lights, steering, multifunction displays) and mechanical systems (e.g., fuel, water, steering).
Remove and install outboard engines.
Operate advanced navigation and autopilot systems.
Follow written and verbal instructions for installations.
Travel
Available for limited travel (5%-10%) to attend training or service seminars at the corporate facility in Tampa, FL.
Skills and Qualifications
Technical Skills
Basic knowledge of boat mechanics, outboard motors, and technical components.
Familiarity with boat electrical systems, steering, controls, fuel systems, and navigation safety.
Basic computer proficiency, including Microsoft Office.
Ability to tow boats up to 40 feet on public roadways.
Competent in using power tools and able to lift up to 75 lbs.
Preferred Experience
Prior experience in the marine industry (3-5 years) or equivalent Military experience.
High school diploma or GED required; a technical degree or certification in marine products is preferred.
Outboard Engine Service Certifications are preferred.
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