Marine Repair Technician is a person who carries out repairs of a structural and/or cosmetic nature in wood, composite or metal motor and sail vessels up to 150 feet in length, including modifications, re-furbishing and upgrading; drydocks, blocks and assists in lifting and salvage operations; performs mechanical repairs on steering, propulsion, cooling and engine systems; troubleshoots and assesses electrical vessel components.

What do these workers do?

Marine Repair Technicians are part of the broad trade: Small Engine Mechanics and share similar duties. Generally, workers in this group carry out a range of tasks to test, maintain, service and repair engines and motors.

Reading and interpreting drawings, specifications and shop manuals.

Consult with customers to determine problems and also use a range of diagnostic tools and equipment.

Prepare and work from estimates and write up accounts. They must be able to explain to customers what has been done and what other maintenance may be needed.

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