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Marine Engineer

Lymington
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Position: Marine Engineer

Job ID: 2028/3

Location: Lymington 

Rate/Salary: £35K - £37K 

Type: Permanent

HSB Technical Ltd is a leading specialist recruiter operating across the Power & Propulsion, Shipbuilding, Shipping & Energy, and Aerospace sectors. With a wide range of permanent and contract opportunities available both in the UK and internationally, we pride ourselves on connecting skilled professionals with reputable clients. To learn more about us and our current vacancies, please visit our website or connect with us on LinkedIn.

My client is a well-established and highly respected organisation within the maritime industry. Due to continued growth and project demand, they are currently looking for an experienced Marine Engineer to join their team on a permanent basis.

Key Responsibilities for the Marine Engineer:

•    Carry out maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs on a range of marine engines and propulsion systems and Gearboxes (inboard and outboard).

•    Conduct fault finding and rectification of mechanical, hydraulic, and fuel systems.

•    Perform routine servicing, upgrades, and system installations.

•    Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations and industry standards.

•    Maintain accurate service records and reports.

•    Collaborate with technical teams and report to senior engineering staff or project managers.

Essential Skills & Qualifications of the Marine Engineer:

•    Proven experience working with marine engines and systems (e.g., Volvo Penta, Yanmar, Honda, Suzuki).

•    Recognised engineering qualification (e.g., NVQ, City & Guilds, Marine Engineering Apprenticeship).

•    Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills.

•    Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and manuals.

•    Full UK driving licence (if travel to various sites is required).

•    Excellent communication and teamwork skills.

•               Confident with 12v and 24v DC electrics and electronics.

•    Experience Automotive Mechanics will also be considered

This vacancy is being advertised by HSB Technical who have been appointed to act as the recruitment consultancy for this role

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