Overview: The Marine Outboard Mechanic is responsible for the maintenance, diagnosis, repair, and overhaul of outboard marine engines and related propulsion, electrical, fuel, and mechanical systems on vessels. Key Responsibilities: · Perform routine maintenance and service on outboard engines per manufacturer recommendations. · Diagnose engine problems and malfunctions (fuel, ignition/electrical, cooling, gearcase, propeller/shaft, exhaust, tilt/trim, etc.). · Perform repairs: powerheads, gearcases/lower units, water-pumps, seals, gaskets, fuel/exhaust systems, steering/tilt/trim, wiring/electrical. · Maintain records of maintenance, repairs, parts used, work hours, and service history. · Work safely and comply with marine regulations and company safety standards. · Other duties as assigned. Required Skills: · 2–5 years of experience working on outboard motors, including diagnostics and rebuilds. · Strong mechanical aptitude and understanding of outboard-specific systems. · Valid driver’s license and insurance. Preferred Skills: · Certification from a recognized marine or engine manufacturer (or marine-mechanic program). · Experience with various brands/models/power ranges, including 2-stroke and 4-stroke, EFI/carbureted systems, and gear-case rebuilds. · Ability/willingness to assist with broader boat maintenance tasks (hydraulic, steering/trim, electrical, plumbing, hull inspections, winterization, etc.). Physical Requirements: · Ability to lift up to 50 lbs, work in confined spaces, bend/crawl, and work onboard vessels. · Ability to climb stairs or ladders; stand, walk, or sit for extended periods; work in all weather conditions. Working Hours & Compensation: · Full-time; Monday–Friday 8:00am–4:30pm. · Compensation based on experience and skill level. · Benefits: Medical (PPO or HSA), Dental, Vision, Life, 401(k), Sick, PTO. Salary Description: $52,000–$90,000 DOE.