Marine Rigging Technician

SYR - Shoreside Maritime Recruitment; Palma; Presencial; EUR 48.000 - 60.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Permanent role

Travel opportunities

Competitive salary package

Palma base

Descripción de la vacante

SYR - Shoreside Maritime Recruitment is seeking a hands‑on Rigger/Technician to support ground assembly, testing and sail trials for DynaRig projects. You will install and maintain rigging, assist with electrical and hydraulic tasks, and work aloft in diverse shipyards and vessels.

The role requires practical problem solving, safety focus and flexibility to travel internationally. Strong preference for candidates with rigging, marine service or related mechanical experience.

Formación

• Hands‑on experience in yacht or industrial rigging, mechanical fitting or marine service.
• Comfortable carrying out work at height and aloft with rope‑access procedures.
• IRATA Level 1+ or equivalent preferred; training available for non‑qualified candidates.
• Read technical information and accurately record completed work and findings.
• English proficiency; driving licence; ability to travel internationally.
• Spanish or another European language is a plus.

Responsabilidades

• Support ground assembly, stepping, testing, commissioning and sail trials for new DynaRig projects.
• Install, align and maintain rigging and mechanical components per drawings, work instructions and tolerances.
• Assist with electrical, hydraulic and sensor tasks under specialist direction.
• Read drawings, manuals and checklists, raise issues early.
• Prepare tools, equipment and work areas for safe completion of tasks.
• Travel internationally and work extended periods on site or onboard when required.

Conocimientos

Rigging

Mechanical fitting

Electrical work

Hydraulics

Travel readiness

Herramientas

Hand tools

Descripción del empleo

SYR are excited to be promoting a new job for a specialist client of ours.

As a Rigger / Technician within this company , you will carry out the safe and efficient assembly, installation, commissioning, inspection, service, maintenance and repair of masts, booms, rigging and associated systems.

You will work as part of an experienced project team in workshops, shipyards and onboard vessels, including regular work aloft.

Initially, the role will have a strong DynaRig focus, supporting ground assembly, stepping, testing, commissioning and sail-trial activities for new projects, together with service and maintenance work across the established DynaRig fleet.

The role is not DynaRig-exclusive; you will also be expected to support conventional rigging projects, race-yacht work and other service activities across the wider organisational fleet.

We are open to candidates from varied hands‑on backgrounds.

Professional rigging experience is valuable, but strong mechanical, electrical, electromechanical, hydraulic, composite or marine‑service skills will also be considered.

The key requirements are practical ability, a safety‑first approach, sound problem solving, and a willingness to develop across different rig and vessel systems.

Main Responsibilities

Support the ground assembly, stepping, testing, commissioning, sail trials and handover of new DynaRig projects.

Install, align, adjust and maintain rigging, mechanical components and associated equipment in accordance with drawings, work instructions, and agreed tolerances.

Assist with electrical, hydraulic, sensor, control and composite‑related tasks within the limits of your competence and under the direction of the relevant specialist where required.

Read and interpret technical drawings, manuals, work packs and checklists, raising practical or technical issues early.

Prepare tools, equipment, materials, and work areas so tasks can be completed safely and efficiently.

Service, Maintenance & Work Aloft

Carry out planned and reactive inspection, service, maintenance and repair work on masts, booms, standing and running rigging, deck interfaces and associated systems.

Work safely and confidently aloft using approved rope‑access or working‑at‑height systems, procedures and rescue arrangements.

Investigate defects, identify likely causes and contribute practical repair or replacement solutions with Project Managers, designers and specialist technicians.

Dismantle, inspect, clean, service, repair, replace and reassemble components while protecting the vessel, rig and surrounding finishes.

Support conventional rig stepping, tuning, rigging replacement, hardware installation and other fleet‑service work as required.

Quality, Safety & Customer Care

Follow project risk assessments, method statements, permit systems, quality requirements and company working‑aloft procedures.

Complete inspection records, checklists, time sheets, photographs and clear work reports, so project status and technical findings are properly documented.

Maintain tools, lifting equipment, PPE and work areas in a safe, serviceable, and professional condition.

Communicate clearly with Project Managers, colleagues, vessel crews, shipyards, suppliers and subcontractors.

Represent the company professionally on every site and contribute to a positive, practical, and collaborative team environment.

Travel internationally and work extended periods on site or onboard when project requirements demand it.

What we need from you

Technical Skills

• Hands‑on experience in one or more relevant areas, such as yacht or industrial rigging, mechanical fitting, electrical or electromechanical work, hydraulics, composite work, marine engineering or technical service.
• Comfortable carrying out physical work at height and aloft for service, inspection, maintenance and installation tasks.
• IRATA Level 1 or above, or another recognised rope‑access or working‑at‑height qualification, is preferred.
• Candidates without a current qualification must be willing and able to complete the training required for the role.
• A practical understanding of hand tools, power tools, measuring equipment, fasteners, lifting operations and safe component handling.
• Experience with yacht rigs, carbon‑fibre products, marine systems or high‑value technical equipment is advantageous, but strong transferable trade experience will be considered.
• The ability to read technical information, follow controlled work instructions and accurately record completed work and technical findings.
• Professional‑level English, a valid driving licence and the ability to travel internationally.
• Spanish or another European language would be an advantage.

Personal Skills

• Safety‑conscious, responsible and comfortable speaking up when a task, condition or instruction is unclear.
• A practical problem solver with a methodical approach and attention to detail.
• Reliable, adaptable and willing to take ownership of tasks through to completion.
• Able to work effectively within a mixed team of riggers, technicians, Project Managers, designers and contractors.
• A clear communicator with a professional attitude around customers, vessel crews and other stakeholders.

Willing to learn new systems, broaden existing skills and support different project types

requires.

Willing to travel.

What they offer

• A permanent, full‑time role supporting some of the world's most advanced sailing yachts and varied international projects.
• A competitive salary and benefits package, commensurate with experience, trade qualifications, rope‑access capability and the travel commitment required by the role.
• Company‑supported project travel, accommodation and subsistence in accordance with the applicable travel policy.
• A Palma‑based role with regular work in workshops, shipyards and onboard vessels around the world.
• The opportunity to work with an experienced global team across the wider group.
• Training and professional development through technically challenging projects, varied systems and exposure to leading designers, shipyards, and specialists.
• Flexibility to support personal commitments where compatible with customer service and project delivery.