Marine Cargo Inspector jobs in Bradenton, FL

Description

The Marine Rigger, also known as a Marine and Electronics Installer, is responsible for the professional installation of marine outboard engines and rigging on customer and dealership boats. Additionally, this role involves conducting basic preventative maintenance tasks and handling the removal and replacement of boat electronics, gauges, controls, and other rigging-related equipment.

Primary Responsibilities:

Outboard Installation:

• Safely remove existing outboard engines and rigging as required.
• Install outboard engines and rigging in accordance with manufacturer specifications and industry best practices.
• Determine appropriate methods and products for installing steering cables and wiring throughout the boat, adhering to manufacturer and customer requirements.
• Conduct setup and functional testing of newly installed engines, gauges, and steering systems.
• Identify and report additional work opportunities to the Service Manager.
• Adhere strictly to industry safety standards.

Accessory Installation:

• Remove and replace various marine electronics including GPS, fish finders, transducers, radars, stereo systems, etc.
• Install new cabling, controls, networks, and other accessory apparatus as per customer specifications.
• Perform initial setup of marine electronics.

Other Duties:

• Please note that this job description is not exhaustive and may be subject to changes. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may evolve with or without prior notice.

Requirements

1. Outboard Motor Rigging Experience: Proficient background in rigging outboard motors, showcasing a history of successfully completing such installations.
2. Mechanical Aptitude: Demonstrated ability to effectively apply mechanical skills and knowledge in practical settings, ensuring smooth and efficient rigging processes.
3. Electrical Troubleshooting: Proven capability to accurately diagnose and resolve electrical issues on both 12 and 24 volt systems, highlighting a strong grasp of electrical principles and troubleshooting techniques.
4. Technical Literacy: Adeptness in comprehending and applying intricate instruction manuals and wiring diagrams, enabling precise execution of rigging tasks.
5. Safety Awareness: Thorough understanding and application of appropriate safety measures and precautions throughout rigging operations, prioritizing the well-being of oneself and others.
6. Commitment to Quality: Demonstrable dedication to delivering high-quality installations, reflected in meticulous attention to detail and adherence to industry standards.