Operation and Maintenance
Inspect, service, troubleshoot, and repair resort boats, marine engines, generators, pumps, and related equipment.
Maintain speedboats, transfer boats, dhonis, and other vessels in safe operating condition.
Perform routine servicing, including oil and filter changes, fuel and cooling system maintenance, battery checks, and component replacements.
Diagnose mechanical and basic electrical faults and attend to breakdowns promptly.
Follow manufacturer maintenance schedules and conduct post-maintenance safety checks.
Maintain clean and safe engine rooms, vessels, and workshop areas.
Spare Parts, Consumables and Records
Maintain vessel and engine maintenance logbooks, including engine hours, servicing, repairs, and defects.
Monitor spare parts and consumables stock and record usage.
Prepare timely requisitions for spare parts, tools, and maintenance materials.
Coordinate with Engineering Store and Purchasing for ordering, delivery, and stock replenishment.
Ensure proper documentation and storage of all spare parts and materials.
Maintenance Planning and Safety
Monitor engine hours and coordinate preventive maintenance schedules with Marine Operations.
Report major defects and recommend necessary repairs, overhauls, or replacements.
Follow safety procedures when handling fuel, lubricants, batteries, machinery, and chemicals.
Use appropriate PPE and ensure safe working conditions onboard vessels and at the jetty.
Immediately report equipment damage, fuel spills, hazards, and safety incidents.
Coordinate with authorized service agents and guide boat operators on routine engine checks.
- Minimum 3–5 years’ relevant experience maintaining and repairing marine engines, boats or diesel / petrol engines.
- • Practical knowledge of outboard and inboard marine engines, preferably from recognized manufacturers.
- • Knowledge of fuel, cooling, lubrication, starting, charging and basic engine electrical systems.
- • Ability to read technical manuals, service schedules, parts diagrams and workshop instructions.
- • Resort, marine operation or island experience is an advantage; relevant marine safety or manufacturer training is an advantage.
What is in it for you:
- Employee benefit card offering discounted rates in Accor Hotels Worldwide
- Develop your talent through learning programs by Academy Accor
- Opportunity to grow within your property and across the world!
- Ability to contribute to local community and make a difference through our Corporate Social Responsibility activities.
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