Hows the economy going for marine mechanics? Work pay well?

Posted Feb 26, 2023, 7:17 PM UTC

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Benedlr•

Booked up weeks in advance. Forget summer service when she won't start.

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RealityflexOP•

I’m thinking about pursuing marine and RV through JTech institute. Would like to open up my own shop. Any advice? Jacksonville Fl

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Benedlr•

You got mechanics but few people to diagnose electrical problems or wire an entire boat. I made good money on that side.

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