Response & Recovery Engineer

at  Fullers360

ABOUT US

Fullers360 has been in operation for just over 40 years employing 350+ with two main parts to our business, a fleet of high-speed passenger ferries and a fleet of modern buses. Through a reliable network and the passion of our people, Fullers360 ferries nearly 6 million customers every year, getting commuters to work and visitors to play.
Waiheke Bus Company ushered in the electric era for Waiheke Island, making it the first Auckland suburb with an electric bus fleet. Our ferries are soon to follow with our first hybrid electric fast ferry currently being built. A commitment to sustainability and the environment is in our DNA, we’re involved in the community and have a down-to-earth company culture.
We’re friendly and welcoming, and the pride of being a part of our Fullers360 team radiates through our people and shows in their enthusiasm for everything they do!

ABOUT YOUR QUALIFICATIONS

We are looking for a qualified mechanic or electrician, and even better if you have both.
You’ll hold a relevant Diesel Engineer/Mechanic qualification (Mechanical Engineering (Level 4)) and National Certificate in Maintenance and Diagnostics (Level 4)), and/or a relevant electrical qualification, Electrical Service Technician Certificate or be signed-off as a Registered Electrician.

ABOUT YOUR BACKGROUND, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

You’ll hold previous maritime experience including conducting maintenance tasks on diesel engines, generators, vessel systems as well as bilges, pumps, fuel systems, transmission and hydraulic systems.

As part of the Marine Assets and Maintenance team, this role reports to the Response and Recovery Team Leader and forms part of a team of four.
This role is based on the wharf (99 Quay Street) with a focus on minimising service disruptions to the network through the diagnosis and resolution of unplanned breakdowns as well as targeted planned and unplanned maintenance.