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Mammoth Equipment is seeking a Field Service Engineer in New Jersey to install and inspect thermal insulation systems on marine exhaust equipment. You will work on-site leading small teams, ensuring safety compliance while solving technical challenges.
The ideal candidate will possess a mechanical background with strong troubleshooting skills. If you have a solutions mindset and enjoy diverse work environments, apply now and join a company committed to innovation and excellence.
Mammoth Equipment is on a growth trajectory, driven by our exceptional product, a stellar team, and a robust organizational culture. Established in 1974, we've expanded our presence to offices in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Mexico, and Argentina. Globally, we provide a diverse range of cutting‑edge, tailor‑made, and versatile solutions for the mining, transport, rail, industrial, agriculture, and marine sectors. Our innovations not only safeguard people and the environment but also contribute to prolonged machinery and equipment life, ensuring enhanced performance and durability.
As a subsidiary of Mammoth Equipment and Exhaust Inc., Stallion Marine is dedicated to setting new standards in marine engineering. Our team is driven by a passion for innovation, precision, and reliability, striving to empower marine professionals with cutting‑edge solutions. With a focus on safety, efficiency, and lasting customer relationships, Stallion Marine is committed to integrity and success in the marine industry.
If you’re mechanically inclined, enjoy solving technical challenges, and want a career that takes you across ports, rivers, and oceans, this role is for you. You don’t need previous marine experience — just solid technical ability, a solutions mindset, and readiness to learn.
As a Field Service Engineer, you’ll install, inspect, and modify thermal insulation systems on marine exhaust equipment. You’ll lead or assist small field teams, ensure safety compliance, and act as the face of Stallion Marine on site. The work is varied: sometimes you’re taking 3D measurements in a shipyard, other times fabricating adjustments in our mobile “blanket shop” trailer on location.