Sealegs / Aftersales Technician - £35,000 – £40,000 – Poole

Are you experienced in small vessel or RIB fit out and confident working with marine systems? Do you enjoy hands-on technical work, diagnostics, and delivering high-quality results both in the workshop and on-site?

Our client is a specialist marine engineering company, and they are looking for a Sealegs / Aftersales Technician to join their growing team in Poole.

The role

This is a practical, varied position focused on the build, servicing, and repair of small vessels, particularly Sealegs Amphibious RIBs. You will be responsible for ensuring vessels are safe, fully functional, and prepared to a high standard for use or delivery.

You will work both in the workshop and on-site, with regular travel across the UK and occasional overseas trips.

Key Responsibilities

• Fit out small vessels (up to 12m) in line with specifications and technical drawings
• Install marine components including consoles, seating, fuel systems, steering and outboard engines
• Carry out basic electrical installation and fault-finding
• Inspect, strip, and overhaul hulls, tubes, and fittings
• Service and maintain Sealegs vessels, including aftercare support
• Conduct pre-delivery inspections and sea trials
• Commission and test hydraulic systems
• Maintain accurate service records and produce inspection reports
• Assist with quotations for repairs and upgrades
• Promote service solutions and product upgrades where appropriate
• Follow all workshop safety and quality procedures

About our company

This organisation is well-established within the marine sector, known for delivering high-quality workmanship and specialist amphibious craft solutions. They offer a supportive environment where technical skill and attention to detail are highly valued.

The Benefits

• 20 days holiday plus bank holidays, increasing with service
• Cycle to work scheme
• Employee Assistance Programme
• Monday to Friday, 8am – 5pm working pattern

The person

• Proven experience in marine engineering, boatbuilding, or vessel fit out
• Good mechanical skills and strong attention to detail
• Basic knowledge of marine electrical systems
• Able to read and follow technical drawings
• Comfortable using tools, adhesives, and sealants
• Strong problem-solving approach
• Willing to travel at short notice within the UK and occasionally overseas
• Full UK driving licence and valid passport preferred

What’s next

If you are ready to take on a hands-on marine role with variety and travel, apply today to be considered.

Contact information

Maggie Colon