Marine Equipment Operator

• →Proper and safe operation of the forklift and or to ensure safe and timely moving, blocking and placement of all vessels for marina, sales and service.
• →Monitor BoatCloud, if applicable, and assist in the timely moves of customer, marina, sales and service scheduled boat moves.
• →Works with Dockmaster and Marina Team Leads, or appropriate Manager to ensure BoatCloud scheduled moves are completed.
• →Ensure all drain plugs or water pickups are secure, when applicable
• →Power-wash vessels when removed from salt/fresh water 
• →Proper and safe operation of vessels while maneuvering in/out of marina.
• →Proper and safe use of slings/shackles ensuring safe movements
• →Places keel blocks, boat stands and support blocks under vessel appropriate to the size of the boat, when applicable.
• →Slides and positions hull support blocks and frames against boat bottom for vertical support, when applicable.
• →Mounts propellers on shafts to prepare boats for launching, when applicable
• →Monitoring gauges, dials and other indicators to make sure machinery/equipment is working properly.
• →Checks equipment daily for proper fluid levels and general operation including hydraulic lines and hydraulic fittings, forks and straps condition, report any maintenance/repair issues to management
• →Report any needed dock repairs to proper management, including electrical, water, lines and dock boards.
• →Assist customers while docking, tying, boarding and disembarking from vessels providing professional customer service.
• →Promote and fully participate in the MarineMax Safety Program; ensuring a safe workplace free of hazards for all team members.
• →Gain a complete understanding of spill containment supplies and equipment and be knowledgeable in the use of these items

Physical requirements for a Marine Equipment Operator are physically demanding, focusing on stamina, heavy lifting, and the ability to work in awkward, cramped positions. Key physical demands include: 

• Lifting and Carrying: The ability to lift, push, pull, or carry heavy objects, often more than 50 pounds.
• Physical Stamina: Ability to stand and walk for long periods, sometimes up to several hours a day.
• Mobility and Dexterity: Capable of bending, kneeling, stooping, crouching, and crawling.
• Climbing and Balance: Ability to climb vertical ladders and navigate stairs, including entering/exiting boats through hatches.
• Sensory Requirements: Good vision and hearing are essential; this includes the ability to see details up close and distinguish between sounds. 
• Weather Conditions: Exposure to extreme weather conditions including heat and cold

• Knowledge of machinery and tools, including their designs, uses, benefits, repair and maintenance.
• Safe operation of all equipment.
• Ability to work well with others
• Customer satisfaction and enthusiasm/FANS