Boat Repairer – Full-Time

Sea Spray Marine; Gold Coast City; On-site; AUD 72,000 - 88,000; Full time

Job summary

Sea Spray Marine on the Gold Coast is seeking a skilled Boat Repairer for a permanent full-time role. You will assess, repair and restore vessel hulls and related components, ensuring structural integrity and watertightness.

The position offers a salary of $79,600 plus superannuation. Responsibilities include inspecting boats, interpreting drawings, preparing layouts, fabricating replacements and coordinating relaunch with boatyard staff, all while upholding safety standards and high workmanship

Qualifications

• Certificate III or higher qualification, or at least three years of relevant boat repair experience.
• Practical skills in marine repair, fabrication and restoration.
• Ability to interpret technical drawings and take accurate measurements.

Responsibilities

• Inspect boats, hulls and structures to identify damage, deterioration and defects, and determine repair methods.
• Interpret vessel drawings and prepare measurements and layouts for replacement sections and repair components.
• Remove damaged hull sections and structural components, fabricate and install replacements, restoring alignment and integrity.
• Fabricate and fit hull sections, frames, deck fittings and machinery mounts as required.
• Coordinate preparation for relaunching with boatyard personnel.
• Maintain a safe, organised work area and follow safety procedures.

Skills

Marine repair

Fabrication

Interpret technical drawings

Measurements

Teamwork

Education

Certificate III or higher

Job description

Job Type: Permanent position | Full time position

Job Description

Sea Spray Marine is seeking a skilled Boat Repairer to join our team on the Gold Coast. This full-time position involves assessing, repairing and restoring vessel hulls, structures and associated components. Salary- $79,600 plus superannuation

Responsibilities Inspect boats, hulls and associated structures to identify damage, deterioration and defects, and determine suitable repair methods, materials and work sequences. Interpret vessel drawings and technical specifications, and prepare measurements, templates and layouts for replacement sections and repair components.

Establish reference points and alignment marks to ensure accurate positioning during repairs, structural alterations and component installation. Remove damaged hull sections and structural components, fabricate and assemble replacements, and restore the vessel's shape, alignment and structural integrity. Repair, replace and install frames, decking, fittings, machinery mountings, shafts and safety equipment within the scope of each repair or refit.

Fabricate, restore and fit cabin sections, machinery supports, propeller supports and rudder assemblies as required. Produce moulds and templates, and fabricate, reinforce and repair hulls and components using fibreglass, reinforced plastics, timber, aluminium or other specified marine materials. Check repaired areas for integrity and watertightness, confirm installed components are secure, and coordinate preparation for relaunching with boatyard personnel.

Maintain a safe, organised work area and follow workplace safety procedures. Skills and qualifications A relevant Certificate III or higher qualification, or at least three years of relevant boat repair experience.

Practical skills in marine repair, fabrication and restoration. Ability to interpret technical drawings, take accurate measurements and select appropriate materials and repair methods. Strong attention to detail and a commitment to quality workmanship.

Ability to work independently and as part of a team.