Marine Mechanical Technician

Middlesbrough
8 months ago
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Location: Middlesbrough
Industry: Marine Conservancy
Employment Type: Full-Time

Company Overview:
Join a leading marine conservancy organisation based in Middlesbrough, dedicated to sustainable marine operations and the preservation of the coastal environment. With a growing fleet of specialised vessels, we are seeking a skilled Mechanical/Engine Technician to ensure the reliability, safety, and efficiency of our marine assets.

Key Responsibilities:



Conduct planned maintenance on main and auxiliary engines, including oil and coolant changes, filter replacements, and inspection of cooling and fuel systems.

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Use diagnostic tools to identify faults, perform engine servicing, and carry out effective repairs.

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Strip down, inspect, and rebuild key engine components such as injectors, turbochargers, and cylinder heads.

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Maintain and repair propulsion systems, hydraulic motors, steering gear, and marine gearboxes.

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Service and maintain deck equipment including electric winches, fuel pumps, bilge systems, and firefighting gear.

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Support dry dock operations, major engine overhauls, and assist with Class society inspections when required.

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Accurately log all maintenance activities in the company’s ERP system and support parts procurement and inventory tracking.

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Provide rapid response to emergency breakdowns or technical issues affecting port and harbour vessels.

Ideal Candidate:

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Proven experience with marine diesel or hybrid propulsion systems.

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Strong understanding of hydraulic and mechanical systems.

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Comfortable working on vessel systems both dockside and during dry docking periods.

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Familiarity with diagnostic software and maintenance logging systems (e.g., ERP).

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Flexibility to respond to emergency callouts and vessel breakdowns.

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Team player with a proactive attitude towards marine safety and equipment reliability

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