MARINE ENGINE FITTER

Job Description & Requirements

In Marine Field

Diagnose & troubeshoot all types of Engine issues
Repair known or discovered issues with the highes level of quality
Maintain a clean work environment
Ability to interact with customers to explain problems and/or solutions
Attendence and TImeliness Mandatory
Notify parts for all required parts and necessary timeframes.

• Conduct basic installation of technical solutions following predefined procedures and tasks in everyday activities
• Escalate technical issues to more senior level technical specialist and supports more senior level technical specialists in complex deployments
• Perform troubleshooting, parts replacement, system upgrades and deployments
• Establish and build positive customer relationships and assure complete customer satisfaction at the assigned accounts by adherence to the following: prompt onsite arrival time, technical expertise, knowledge of customer environment, professionalism, and periodic visits as needed
• Perform part replacements as directed by the technical support lab. This includes the timely and accurate submission of all associated documentation, part return within 24 hours of the events.
• Of course! A marine technician is a skilled professional responsible for the maintenance, repair, and installation of various equipment and systems on marine vessels. Their primary role is to ensure the safe and efficient operation of all mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems on board
• Conducting regular inspections and diagnostics to identify and troubleshoot mechanical and electrical issues.
• Performing repairs and maintenance on engines, propulsion systems, steering mechanisms, and other mechanical components.
• Installing and configuring new equipment and systems, such as navigation systems, communication devices, and safety equipment.
• Conducting routine maintenance tasks, including cleaning, lubricating, and adjusting parts to ensure optimal performance.
• Collaborating with other crew members and engineers to ensure the seamless operation of all onboard systems.
• Keeping accurate records of all maintenance and repair activities performed, including parts used and hours worked.
• Adhering to safety regulations and industry standards to maintain a safe working environment.
• It's worth noting that the specific duties and requirements of a marine technician can vary depending on the type of vessel they work on, such as fishing boats, cargo ships, or cruise liners. Additionally, experience with specific systems and equipment, such as diesel engines or electrical systems, may be required.
• If have Some Honing operating and setting will be better

Key Skills & Tools

• Technical Knowledge: Strong understanding of diesel engine mechanics, hydraulics, and basic electrical systems.
• Mechanical Tools: Ability to use hand tools (wrenches, screwdrivers) and power tools (grinders, drills, welding machines) safely.
• Reading Blueprints: Ability to read technical drawings and manufacturer manuals.
• Problem Solving: Skill in troubleshooting and fixing unexpected engine failures at sea