Marine Rigger - Full-Time with Benefits & ABYC Training

Safe Harbor Marinas: Safe Harbor Great Island; Harpswell (ME); On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full Benefits Package Including 401(k)

Orthodontic Coverage

Paid Time Off

Paid Holidays

Paid Parental Leave

Fertility Assistance

Relocation Opportunities

Paid Uniforms

Boating Discounts

Tuition Reimbursement Program

Tool Repurchasing Program

ABYC Training

Job summary

Safe Harbor Marinas is seeking a skilled Marine Rigger to join the Rig Shop at Great Island. The role involves unstepping/stepping masts, assembling spars, tuning standing rigging, wiring, and installing booms and sails to ready sailboats for safe operation.

Candidates should have hand-tool proficiency, sailing experience preferred, and a willingness to train. ABYC certifications are a plus; owning your own tools is expected.

Qualifications

• Ability to work with hands and experience with hand tools required.
• Sailing experience preferred.
• ABYC and/or manufacturer certifications a plus.
• Must possess own tools.

Responsibilities

• Unstep and step masts
• Assemble and disassemble spars
• Tune standing rigging
• Connect and troubleshoot mast lights and wiring
• Install booms, sails, running rigging
• Prepare sailboats to safely sail
• Splice lines, service winches and furling systems-both manual and electrical/hydraulic.
• Service sailboat steering systems and deck hardware
• Inspect and estimate repairs
• Availability to work overtime in order to meet deadlines
• Other duties as assigned by Manager

Skills

Rigging

Sail tuning

Crane lifts

Metalworking/Welding

Tools

Welding equipment

Hand tools

Job description

Safe Harbor Marinas is seeking a skilled Marine Rigger to join the Rig Shop at Great Island. The role involves unstepping/stepping masts, assembling spars, tuning standing rigging, wiring, and installing booms and sails to ready sailboats for safe operation.

Candidates should have hand-tool proficiency, sailing experience preferred, and a willingness to train. ABYC certifications are a plus; owning your own tools is expected.