Job Description
You'll Love Working with us in Panama City, Florida!
Metson Marine Services, Inc (MMSI) has been dedicated to providing ocean transportation, vessel operations, and ocean environmental services for the past 37 years. Over those 37 years, MMSI has expanded its business to both commercial and government contracting. Since 1984 the Metson Companies have owned and/or operated a fleet of work boats, including Platform Support, Crew Boats, Oil Spill Response, Diving & ROV Support, Ocean Survey, and other Special Missions. Since 1997, MMSI has operated and maintained a diverse fleet of Government owned ships, vessels, and small craft.
Core Values:
As an ISO 9001:2015 certified company, MMSI is dedicated to:
Protecting shipboard and shore side personnel
Protecting our vessels and facilities
Protecting the environment
• Meeting or exceeding customer requirements
Geographic locations in which MMSI currently operates include the U.S East, Gulf & West Coasts, and Alaska. The Corporate Office is in Southern California (Ventura) and its Regional Boat Maintenance Center a technically advanced facility in Woodbine Georgia.
How you would make an impact/key responsibilities:
Join the dynamic MMSI team as an Outboard Mechanic. This position is located at the Navy Dive School Training Center Panama City, FL. Job responsibilities include but are not limited to:
• Performs routine preventative and corrective maintenance on gasoline powered outboard engines and maintains and repairs associated Craft systems
• Operates and Inspects outboard engines and systems to diagnose defects, dismantles and reassembles equipment, replaces defective components and tests to ensure operating efficiency.
Must be able to trouble shoot and repair small diesel engines, Perform routine maintenance on small diesel engine driven equipment.
• Ensure compliance to all Company Policies and Procedures, USCG, Federal, State and Local Government Agencies regulations.
• Any other duties as required for the Contract performance
What is needed to succeed:
The Outboard Mechanic shall be certified to work on the assigned outboard engines.
Willingness to work in a dynamic environment
Physical Demands
Light to Moderate. Please refer to the USCG Merchant Mariner Medical and Physical Examination Requirements for Merchant Mariner Credentials (Form CG-719 K).
Work Environment:
At sea, pier side, associated facilities and aboard vessels and craft.
Benefits:
Leave-
Paid Holidays
Vacation (after 1 year of service)
Sick
Insurance-
Medical
Dental
Vision
Health Savings
Retirement-
401(k)
Miscellaneous-Tuition assistance (after 2 years of service)
Job Duties and Responsibilities:
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- Performs routine preventative and corrective maintenance on gasoline powered outboard engines and maintains and repairs associated Craft systems
- Operates and Inspects outboard engines and systems to diagnose defects, dismantles and reassembles equipment, replaces defective components and tests to ensure operating efficiency
- Ensure compliance to all Company Policies and Procedures, USCG, Federal, State and Local Government Agencies regulations.
- Any other duties as required for the Contract performance
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Th The Outboard Mechanic shall be certified to work on the assigned outboard engines.