Marine Technician (Mid-Level)

THE ROLEThe 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.Key ResponsibilitiesDiagnose and repair inboard diesel engines across catamaran, ferry, and center console hull typesDiagnose and repair outboard gasoline engines (primarily Yamaha, Mercury, and Suzuki platforms)Perform scheduled preventive maintenance, fluid services, impeller replacements, and zincsTroubleshoot and repair marine electrical systems, bilge systems, and instrumentationConduct pre-season and post-season commissioning/decommissioning across fleetCoordinate parts procurement, maintain parts inventory logs, and manage vendor relationships on-siteSupport haul-out coordination and work with boatyard partners as neededDocument all service work in maintenance logs; update fleet status reports dailyCommunicate proactively with on-site operations managers and coordinate with shore-based fleet managementMaintain a safe, organized mobile work environment; comply with all OSHA and marine safety standardsRespond to urgent vessel breakdowns and service calls during deployment windowsTravel & Deployment Requirements This role requires travel (~50%) across multiple locationsPrimary base: Key WestRegular travel to:U.S. Virgin IslandsTurks and CaicosTypical deployment structure may include rotational assignments (e.g., 2 weeks on-site / 1 week in base market) depending on operational needsAbility to work independently with minimal supervision across remote locationsValid U.S. driver’s licenseLegal authorization to work in the United StatesValid passport with at least 6 months validity; must be able to meet entry requirements for assigned international destinationsPhysically capable of working in marine environments (lifting 50+ lbs, confined spaces, heat and humidity exposure)QualificationsREQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS2–5+ years hands-on experience as a marine technician or diesel mechanic in a commercial or charter environmentDemonstrated 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 systemsAbility to work independently with minimal supervision across remote locationsPreferred QualificationsABYC Marine Technician certification (Diesel, Electrical, or Gasoline)Yamaha and/or Mercury factory-certified technicianExperience with Axopar, Leopard, or similar catamaran/center console platformsFamiliarity with FareHarbor, marine dispatch systems, or fleet tracking toolsUSCG Captain's License (OUPV or higher) a strong plus but not requiredPrior experience working with charter or resort-based marine operationsBilingual (English/Spanish) a plus given our operating environmentCompensation & BenefitsCompetitive base salary aligned with experience and market benchmarksRelocation AssistanceTool AllowanceOpportunities for career growth within a multi-location operation