The West Coast Fishing Club recruits an outboard engine mechanic for a remote, rural position on or in the water.
Education and experience
The position requires a high school diploma or equivalent, as well as experience of 2 years to less than 3 years.
Workplace
The work environment is noisy, smelly, and located on or in the water. The workplace is a remote place in rural areas.
Tasks
The mechanic will need to adjust, repair or replace electrical system parts, as well as mechanical system parts. He or she will be required to diagnose and isolate engine defects, review work instructions, provide periodic maintenance service, check and repair repaired equipment, and repair recreational vehicles.
Area of specialization
Marine vehicle. Repair of recreational vehicles.
Working conditions and physical requirements
The job requires attention to detail. You have to be able to bend, squat and kneel. The work is physically demanding, involves sitting, standing and walking, and takes place in an environment where activities take place at a rapid pace.
Personal qualities
The person you are looking for should be accurate, have excellent oral communication, a sense of organization, team spirit, effective interpersonal relationships, judgment, reliability and resourcefulness.
Options for conditions of employment
The schedule is flexible and can include morning, day, evening, night, shift and on-call.
Support for newcomers and refugees
Mentoring programs are offered, matching newcomers and/or refugees with experienced employees.
Support for older workers
The employer has hiring policies that discourage discrimination based on age.
Support for Visible Minorities
The employer has hiring policies that discourage discrimination against members of visible minorities, for example by anonymizing the recruitment process.
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