Marine Technician; Mid-Level

THE ROLE

The Marine Technician independently performs diagnostics, maintenance, and repair across a diverse fleet, ensuring operational reliability across multiple locations in the Florida Keys, Turks & Caicos, and U.S. Virgin Islands.

This role is based in the Florida Keys and requires regular travel to support operations across these markets—offering a unique opportunity to work across multiple Caribbean destinations while combining hands‑on technical work with the experience of working in paradise.

• Diagnose and repair inboard diesel engines across catamaran, ferry, and center console hull types
• Diagnose and repair outboard gasoline engines (primarily Yamaha, Mercury, and Suzuki platforms)
• Perform scheduled preventive maintenance, fluid services, impeller replacements, and zincs
• Troubleshoot and repair marine electrical systems, bilge systems, and instrumentation
• Conduct pre-season and post-season commissioning/decommissioning across fleet
• Coordinate parts procurement, maintain parts inventory logs, and manage vendor relationships on-site
• Support haul-out coordination and work with boatyard partners as needed
• Document all service work in maintenance logs; update fleet status reports daily
• Communicate proactively with on‑site operations managers and coordinate with shore‑based fleet management
• Maintain a safe, organized mobile work environment; comply with all OSHA and marine safety standards
• Respond to urgent vessel breakdowns and service calls during deployment windows

• This role requires travel (~50%) across multiple locations
• Primary base:
  Key West
• Regular travel to U.S. Virgin Islands and Turks & Caicos
• Typical deployment structure may include rotational assignments (e.g., 2 weeks on‑site / 1 week in base market) depending on operational needs
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision across remote locations
• Valid U.S. driver’s license
• Legal authorization to work in the United States
• Valid passport with at least 6 months validity; must be able to meet entry requirements for assigned international destinations
• Physically capable of working in marine environments (lifting 50+ lbs, confined spaces, heat and humidity exposure)

• 2–5+ years hands‑on experience as a marine technician or diesel mechanic in a commercial or charter environment
• Demonstrated proficiency with inboard diesel systems (Yanmar, Volvo Penta, Cummins, or equivalent)
• Demonstrated proficiency with outboard gasoline engines (Yamaha, Mercury, Honda, Suzuki, or equivalent)
• Strong working knowledge of 12V/24V marine electrical systems
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision across remote locations

• ABYC Marine Technician certification (Diesel, Electrical, or Gasoline)
• Yamaha and/or Mercury factory‑certified technician
• Experience with Axopar, Leopard, or similar catamaran/center console platforms
• Familiarity with Fare Harbor, marine dispatch systems, or fleet tracking tools
• USCG Captain’s License (OUPV or higher) a strong plus but not required
• Prior experience working with charter or resort‑based marine operations
• Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus given our operating environment

• Competitive base salary aligned with experience and market benchmarks
• Relocation Assistance
• Tool Allowance
• Opportunities for career growth within a multi‑location operation