The Fiberglass and Gelcoat Repair Technician is responsible for performing high-quality repairs on fiberglass boat hulls and structures. This role requires a keen eye for detail, strong technical skills, and the ability to work efficiently to ensure customer satisfaction and safety.JOB DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:Repair and Maintenance: Perform repairs on fiberglass boat hulls, decks, and other structures, including gelcoat repairs, structural repairs, and cosmetic refinishing.Inspection and Diagnosis: Inspect damaged boats to determine the extent of damage and the best repair methods. Use diagnostic tools and techniques to identify issues accurately.Preparation: Prepare surfaces for repair by cleaning, sanding, and masking as necessary. Ensure all surfaces are properly prepped to achieve a high-quality finish.Application: Apply fiberglass matting, resin, and gelcoat to repair damaged areas. Ensure proper curing and finishing techniques are used to match the original appearance and strength.Quality Control: Conduct thorough inspections of completed repairs to ensure they meet quality standards and customer expectations. Address any issues promptly.Documentation: Maintain accurate records of repairs, including work orders, parts used, and time spent on each job. Ensure all documentation is complete and up-to-date.Safety Compliance: Follow all safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a safe working environment. Use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required.Team Collaboration: Work closely with other technicians, service advisors, and management to ensure efficient workflow and high-quality service delivery. Perform related tasks such as shrink wrapping, detailing, pressure washing, bottom painting, bottom scraping, block and stand vessels, and vessel maintenance.REQUIREMENTS:Experience: Minimum of 2 years of experience in fiberglass repair and gelcoat, preferably in a marine environment.Skills: Proficient in fiberglass repair techniques, including gelcoat application, sanding, and finishing. Strong attention to detail and craftsmanship.Knowledge: Understanding of marine safety standards and repair procedures. Familiarity with various types of fiberglass materials and resins.Physical Requirements: Ability to lift heavy objects, stand for extended periods, ascend/descend a ladder and work in various weather conditions. Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination are essential.Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Ability to explain technical information to non-technical customers.Certifications: Relevant certifications in fiberglass repair or marine technology are a plus.Work is performed in a workshop environment with exposure to dust, fumes, and noise. May require occasional overtime or weekend work to meet customer demands.