Title: DG BOSS: Engine Mechanic + Engine Mechanic is present during operating hours to test/certify the mechanical soundness of all engines and watercraft. + Responsible for the repair and maintenance of boats, including engines (inboard and outboard motors), systems, and other boat components to ensure they are running safely and efficiently. + Inspect engines, propellers, steering systems, and other parts of the vessel and perform necessary repairs or replacements. + Perform scheduled maintenance, overhauls, and tune-ups on inboard and outboard engines. + Assess and replace parts, such as fuel pumps, water pumps, spark plugs, and other electrical components. + Ensures the safe and efficient operation of vessels and troubleshoots any issues that arise. + Observe and follow all industrial and afloat safety rules and procedures, including wearing required personal protective equipment. Basic Qualifications + Must have a thorough knowledge of marine engines and their components, as well as the ability to diagnose and repair complex problems. + Must know safety protocols and regulations applicable to marine vessels. + Must have strong mechanical and problem-solving skills, as well as knowledge of electrical and hydraulic systems. + Must speak, read, and understand the English Language. + Must pass overseas medical screening and be in good health. Preferred Qualifications JOB SPECIFICATIONS: SPECIAL CERTIFICATIONS OR TRAINING + Must have completed and passed the training requirements IAW NAVEDTRA 43241-P Personnel Qualification Standard (PQS) + 301 Maintenance Person + Adult First Aid/CPR/AED Training from American Red Cross + Star Service Program: Creating Stellar Customer Relations EDUCATION: + Must be at least a High School, Technical, or Vocational course graduate is required; An Associate or bachelor’s degree in marine engineering, or other related maritime fields from an accredited university or college is highly desired. EXPERIENCE: + Must have ten years of satisfactory experience in servicing, maintaining, repairing, testing, and certifying engine-driven boats that are seaworthy for use.