*Boat Assembly Associate

Established in 1969, Cigarette Racing has innovative vision and legendary style. Cigarette boats are uniquely hand-crafted in the United States and known globally for power, comfort, and luxury. Our high-level execution and premium quality are second to none and we stay committed to building the finest powerboats and center consoles in the world.

We are seeking a dependable and detail oriented Assembler who will be responsible for assembling, installing, fitting, and verifying boat components throughout the manufacturing process. This role ensures assigned components and equipment are properly installed, secured, aligned, sealed, and finished according to engineering specifications, company quality standards, and applicable safety requirements.

The Assembler works closely with Production, Engineering, Quality Control, and other departments to identify and correct installation or workmanship concerns and ensure vessels meet required fit, finish, functionality, and quality standards before completion.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Assemble, install, fit, and secure boat components, equipment, hardware, seating, controls, hatches, cabinetry, trim, and other interior and exterior components according to specifications.
• Read and follow technical drawings, templates, work instructions, and manufacturer installation requirements.
• Measure, align, drill, fasten, seal, and finish components to ensure proper fit, appearance, functionality, and structural integrity.
• Install and verify assigned equipment and components are properly mounted, secured, connected, sealed, and functioning as intended.
• Perform in-process quality checks to identify gaps, misalignment, loose hardware, improper sealing, cosmetic defects, or other workmanship concerns.
• Test and inspect completed installations and make necessary adjustments or repairs before the vessel advances to the next production stage.
• Identify installation conflicts or discrepancies and coordinate with Production, Engineering, Quality Control, or other departments for resolution.
• Support final vessel inspections and correct assembly-related deficiencies identified during Quality Control or sea trials prior to customer release.
• Safely operate hand tools, power tools, and other assembly equipment while following OSHA requirements, company safety procedures, and required PPE practices.
• Maintain tools, equipment, materials, and work areas in a clean, organized, and safe condition.

This list is not exhaustive, and responsibilities may be subject to adjustment based on the evolving needs of the business.