Master Marine Mechanic; Two

Introduction

This is a position specific recruitment for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, . This recruitment will be used to fill current vacancies for the position and may be used to fill future vacancies in the same classification/function. Future vacancies may also be filled via other recruitments. The resulting eligible list will be maintained for one year.

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306 Marine Academy Drive, Stevensville. MD 21666 (Queen Anne's County)

The main purpose of this job is to carry out all facets of technical maintenance and preventative maintenance service related to a vessel, a vessel’s engines (both inboard and outboard, gasoline or diesel), heaters, air conditioners, electronic systems, operational systems and trailers needed to keep the NRP fleet and associated equipment operating in a safe and reliable condition with a constant high state of readiness.

The NRP’s vessel fleet consists of 20 large vessels (25 feet and over) and 144 small vessels (14-25 feet) that are equipped with various different makes/models of engine propulsion systems. In addition, NRP has 133 vessel trailers. This position requires practical, highly specialized, and intuitive knowledge in the operations and maintenance of inboard and outboard fuel injected engines, diesel engines, electronics, hydraulics, boat trailers, plumbing, electrical and air condition systems of this fleet.

This position provides vital input on new specifications for the requisition of replacement engines, vessels, machinery, equipment, tools and parts. The position is critical to the operations of the NRP, so the vessel fleet is kept in top working order for all public safety emergencies, citizen reported calls for service, and a variety of state and federally funded regulatory, research and restoration programs within Maryland’s portion of the Chesapeake Bay, bay tributaries, lakes and the Atlantic Ocean.

NRP Master Marine Mechanics must have highly specialized and extensive training in outboard and marine engines from reputable marine engine manufacturers such as Yamaha, Suzuki, and/or Evinrude BRP. These highly specialized certifications, that take months to years of education to attain and sometimes keep up, are the foundation of the Master Marine Mechanic skills and abilities to keep the NRP’s vessel and trailer fleet in pristine working condition.

The Department of Natural Resources, Natural Resources Police, Support Services Bureau, in Stevensville, Maryland is currently accepting applications for a Master Marine Mechanic. This position is responsible for organizing, and carrying out all technical maintenance needed to keep the NRP vessel fleet and associated equipment, including trailers, operating in a safe and good condition with a high state of readiness. Employees in this classification may work shifts, which include weekends and holidays.

Education:

Completion of the eighth grade and successful completion of the Outboard Marine Corporation or equivalent factory sponsored training course on marine engines.

Experience:

Seven years of experience in the repair of gasoline and diesel engines, five years of which must involve the repair of marine inboard and outboard engines and related maritime systems.

1. Applicants may substitute a vocational/technical high school education in the curriculum of marine or automotive engine repair for up to two years of the required general experience.

2. Applicants may substitute U.S. Armed Forces military service experience as a non-commissioned officer in engineman classification or engineman specialty codes in the vessel field of work on a year-for-year basis for the required experience.

Marine Mechanic/Technician entry level certification (Suzuki outboard motor platform, and/or Yamaha, and/or Mercury outboard engine platform)

Two (2) years of experience using a computer, and Microsoft Word and, Microsoft Excel.

Two (2) years of experience related to travel lift and forklift operation

Education – graduation from a vocational school related to marine technical services.

Must maintain confidentiality.

Candidates appointed to positions in this classification will be assigned duties which require the operation of a motor vehicle and require the possession of a motor vehicle operator’s license valid in the State of Maryland.

Candidates appointed to positions in this classification must carry an approved certification for outboard engine and generator repair through an outboard engine motor manufacturer.

Employees will be required to attend special training courses in marine engine mechanics and related areas of work in the interest of acquiring the required skills and keeping abreast of technological changes.

STATE OF MARYLAND BENEFITS