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Red Hospitality

Junior Marine Technician

Key West, FL · On-site

$50K/yr

Internship or hands-on training experience * Interest in multi-location marine operations COMPENSATION & BENEFITS * Competitive base pay aligned with experience and entry-level market rates

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Houston, TX · On-site

A minimum of 8 continuous weeks of availability for the internship Preferred: * Bachelor's degree or higher in Marine Engineering, Marine Operations, Maritime Operations & Technology, or foreign ...

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Junior Marine Technician

Junior Marine Technician

Red Hospitality

Key West, FL • On-site

$50K/yr

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Job description

THE ROLE
We are seeking recent graduates and early-career candidates to join our team as Junior Marine Technicians as part of a shared support model across multiple locations, including the Florida Keys, Turks & Caicos, and U.S. Virgin Islands.
You will be based in the Florida Keys, supporting day-to-day fleet operations locally while traveling regularly to assist across our Caribbean markets-working across multiple Caribbean destinations and combining hands-on technical experience with the benefit of working in paradise.
This is a hands-on opportunity to build foundational experience across multiple tropical locations and fleet environments.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Assist in diagnosing and repairing marine engines, including either inboard diesel or outboard gasoline systems
  • Gain hands-on exposure to platforms such as Yamaha, Mercury, Suzuki, and/or diesel systems depending on assignment
  • Perform scheduled preventive maintenance, fluid services, impeller replacements, and zincs
  • Troubleshoot and repair marine electrical systems, bilge systems, and instrumentation
  • Conduct pre-season and post-season commissioning/decommissioning across fleet
  • Coordinate parts procurement, maintain parts inventory logs, and manage vendor relationships on-site
  • Support haul-out coordination and work with boatyard partners as needed
  • Document all service work in maintenance logs; update fleet status reports daily
  • Communicate proactively with on-site operations managers and coordinate with shore-based fleet management
  • Maintain a safe, organized mobile work environment; comply with all OSHA and marine safety standards
  • Respond to urgent vessel breakdowns and service calls during deployment windows
TRAVEL & DEPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS
  • This role requires travel (~50%) across multiple locations
  • Primary base: Key West
  • Regular travel to:
    • U.S. Virgin Islands
    • Turks and Caicos
  • Typical deployment structure may include rotational assignments (e.g., 2 weeks on-site / 1 week in base market) depending on operational needs
  • Ability to work independently with minimal supervision across remote locations
  • Valid U.S. driver's license
  • Legal authorization to work in the United States
  • Valid passport with at least 6 months validity; must be able to meet entry requirements for assigned international destinations
  • Physically capable of working in marine environments (lifting 50+ lbs, confined spaces, heat and humidity exposure)

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
  • Recent graduate of a marine, mechanical, or technical program preferred
  • 0-2+ years of hands-on experience (internship/training acceptable)
  • Basic understanding of marine engines or mechanical systems
  • Exposure to outboard engines preferred
  • Foundational knowledge of 12V systems is a plus
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
  • Technical certifications or coursework in marine/diesel mechanics
  • Internship or hands-on training experience
  • Interest in multi-location marine operations
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
  • Competitive base pay aligned with experience and entry-level market rates
  • Relocation Asisstance
  • Tool Allowance:
  • Career development and hands-on training opportunities

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