Vehicle and Generator Mechanic

About the role

Royal Beach Club Paradise Island is looking for a Vehicle/Generator Mechanic to operate, inspect, repair, assess, diagnose and maintain the main generators, fuel distribution system, portable generators, engines and auxiliaries. The role also covers switch gears, refuelling, cleaning, filter and oil changes, and requires strong mechanical aptitude, problem-solving and clear verbal and written communication.

Key responsibilities

• Operate, maintain and repair generators and vehicles, and carry out daily, weekly and monthly inspections and logs.
• Troubleshoot engine failures, perform preventative maintenance, oil and filter changes, and inspect generator and bypass pumps.
• Follow the preventative maintenance programme and monitor the main switchboard, reporting discrepancies to the Assistant Technical Manager.
• Perform emergency generator repairs and ensure spare parts are used effectively.
• Use multimeters, pressure testers, welding tools and other equipment; weld steel and stainless steel using TIG and MIG.
• Maintain pumps and gas-powered tools such as generators, augers, blowers and chainsaws.
• Read work orders, keep production records, and discuss productivity improvements with management.
• Clean, maintain and service equipment, control tool and equipment inventory, and compile a bi-weekly supply list.
• Keep the work area tidy, follow PPE and chemical management policies, and greet guests warmly.

Required profile

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• At least 3 years of technical experience in a ship or industrial environment (merchant marine engine room rating preferred).
• At least 2 years of experience with mechanical equipment and generators, including diesel engines and electrical systems.
• Ability to read blueprints and drawings, and proficiency in single-phase and three-phase systems.
• English spoken and written clearly; ability to follow written procedures and give instructions.
• Physical ability to work outdoors in heat and humidity, lift up to 50 pounds, and take part in emergency drills.

Required skills

• Generator repair, troubleshooting and maintenance.
• Welding (TIG and MIG) and steelwork.
• Preferred: OSHA 10/30, ASE certification, EPA 609, NFPA 70E, generator OEM certifications, CMRT, PLC knowledge, and experience with power logging and fuel consumption analysis.