Awlgrip Technician

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Description:

Since 1928, Hinckley Yachts has continued to push boundaries of what’s possible on the water. Our heritage is built on bold ideas, uncompromising craftsmanship, and a relentless pursuit of excellence—principles that guide every yacht we design and every customer experience we deliver. Joining our team means stepping into an environment where precision, curiosity, and initiative are celebrated. Here, your work doesn't just support a legacy—it helps shape the future of yachting.


Job Summary

As an Awlgrip Technician, you’ll perform basic boat preparation for painting, as well as spray finish coats to the desired thickness. Additionally, you’ll produce high-quality finishes, blend and repair surfaces. If you love working with your hands, take pride in craftsmanship, and want to grow your skills in a dynamic, team-driven environment, we invite you to apply.

Responsibilities

  • Surface Preparation: Tape or protect surrounding surfaces from overspray during painting process. Clean, sand, and smooth surfaces using appropriate tools. Perform longboarding using fairing compounds.
  • Maintenance: Set up and dismantle staging. Clean boats and work area daily.
  • Administrative: Process billing and materials used during project. Communicate with customers when needed. Perform additional duties assigned to support production goals.
  • Quality Assurance: Inspect painted surfaces for quality and consistency. Perform all work to the Hinckley Company Standards.
  • Safety Compliance: Follow prescribed safety rules and regulations and maintain a safe and clean work area.
  • Other: All duties as assigned.
Requirements:
  • Experience: Minimum two (2) years of experience in auto body or marine paint applications.
  • Physical Requirements: Lift and carry over 25 lbs. and up to 60 lbs. on a frequent basis.
  • Certifications: Vocational, high school diploma, or General Equivalency Degree (GED) required.
  • Pre-Employment: All applicants must be able to successfully pass a background check as a condition of employment.

Qualifications

  • Familiarity with Awlgrip or similar marine coating systems.
  • Proficient in sanding, masking, and painting techniques.
  • Comfortable using pneumatic tools and spray equipment.
  • Basic math and computer skills for documentation and billing.

Mandatory respirator use is required for certain tasks.


What Hinckley can offer

Our culture values collaboration, continuous learning, and pride in craftsmanship. Here, your work doesn’t just make an impact; it becomes part of a tradition that defines performance and luxury.

We celebrate diversity and are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where everyone is valued and respected. Hinckley actively promotes a culture free from discrimination, ensuring equal opportunities for all.

Hinckley offers competitive pay, health, dental, and vision coverage, a full benefits package, paid time off, and the unique benefit of working in a stunning waterfront location.

Apply today to be part of our passionate community of artisans, engineers, and professionals, dedicated to delivering excellence on the water.

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