Experienced Marine Rigger​/Boat Rigging Technician

Dragonfly Boatworks is seeking an experienced Marine Rigger / Boat Rigging Technician who can perform complete boat installations accurately, cleanly, and with limited supervision.

This is not an entry-level or general labor position
. Applicants must have meaningful experience in marine rigging, boat building, marine electrical work, or a closely related installation trade.

We are looking for a dependable technician who understands that proper measurements, secure connections, organized routing, thorough testing, and professional workmanship are essential to building a safe and reliable boat.

• Rig boats from initial installation through final testing and completion
• Install outboard motors, steering systems, throttle and shift controls, gauges, wiring, batteries, pumps, switches, hardware, and accessories
• Install and connect fuel, plumbing, bilge, livewell, and electrical systems
• Work with both 12-volt and 24-volt marine electrical systems
• Route wiring, cables, hoses, and control lines neatly, securely, and safely
• Read and follow wiring diagrams, installation manuals, measurements, production specifications, and work instructions
• Diagnose and correct electrical, mechanical, installation, and fitment problems
• Test installed systems and verify proper operation before a boat leaves the department
• Identify incomplete, damaged, unsafe, or incorrectly installed components
• Complete assigned work accurately without requiring continuous supervision
• Protect finished surfaces while drilling, cutting, mounting, and installing equipment
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area
• Coordinate with supervisors and other departments to complete boats on schedule

• Demonstrated experience in marine rigging, boat building, marine service, marine electrical work, or a closely related trade
• Working knowledge of both 12-volt and 24-volt marine electrical systems
• Experience installing and troubleshooting wiring, batteries, switches, breakers, chargers, distribution panels, pumps, and related marine equipment
• Ability to identify voltage requirements and verify that components are correctly installed, connected, protected, and tested
• Experience using hand tools, cordless tools, drills, saws, crimpers, multimeters, and other installation or diagnostic equipment
• Ability to read a tape measure accurately and perform basic shop math
• Ability to make secure electrical connections using proper terminals, connectors, crimping methods, and heat shrink
• Understanding of wire routing, circuit protection, polarity, grounding, and safe battery connections
• Ability to read wiring diagrams, manufacturer instructions, and production specifications
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
• High attention to detail and an understanding of professional fit-and-finish standards
• Ability to work independently while remaining accountable for completed work
• Reliable attendance and the ability to report to work on time
• Clear English communication skills sufficient for safety instructions, training, documentation, and teamwork
• A valid driver’s license
• Authorization to work in the United States and the ability to complete required employment verification

• Rigging a boat from an unfinished hull through final completion
• Outboard motor installation and setup
• Hydraulic and mechanical steering systems
• Throttle and shift control installation
• 12-volt and 24-volt battery banks and multi-battery systems
• Battery switches, chargers, breakers, fuses, relays, and distribution panels
• Proper wire sizing, circuit protection, terminal installation, and heat‑shrink connections
• Bilge pumps, livewell systems, fuel systems, freshwater systems, and plumbing
• Trolling motors, trim tabs, jack plates, marine electronics, lighting, and accessories
• Reading marine wiring diagrams and manufacturer installation manuals
• Using multimeters to test voltage, continuity, polarity, and electrical connections
• Troubleshooting electrical, mechanical, or installation problems
  
  Performing final system checks and quality‑control inspections

• Produce clean, organized, and professional installations
• Measure carefully before drilling, cutting,…