Journeyman Technician

Location: Saanichton

Our client in Saanichton is seeking a highly skilled and certified Marine Journeyman Technician with strong hands-on experience in Yamaha and Suzuki marine outboards. The ideal candidate is factory-trained, possesses advanced diagnostic capabilities, and demonstrates leadership qualities to mentor and train apprentice technicians.

Advantages

• Earn a leading wage of $40–$50 per hour

• Provide structured on-the-job technical training and mentor apprentice technicians

• Utilize manufacturer diagnostic software including YDIS and SDS

• Support continuous technical development within the team while ensuring adherence to workshop best practices

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs on Yamaha and Suzuki marine engines

• Utilize manufacturer diagnostic software (YDIS & SDS)

• Complete engine overhauls, lower unit servicing, and electrical troubleshooting

• Conduct pre-delivery inspections and seasonal commissioning/decommissioning

• Perform warranty repairs and prepare accurate technical documentation

• Conduct water testing and final quality inspections

• Train and mentor apprentice technicians

Qualifications

• Minimum 3-5 years hands-on experience with Yamaha and Suzuki marine engines

• Red Seal Marine Technician or Journeyman certification is preferred

• Factory training certifications preferred

• Strong knowledge of EFI systems, digital controls, CAN-bus systems, fuel systems, and cooling systems

• Ability to independently diagnose complex mechanical and electrical faults

• Valid driver's license

• Ability to work independently and within a team

Summary
Two easy ways to apply:

1. Apply online:
2. Email resume to ;

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