Positions Available Immediately
Master / Captain
The Master/Captain, exercises full command of a vessel of any gross tons and has authority over all persons on board. Also serves as licensed pilot. Responsibilities includes navigates vessel; in command of all landings, safely adheres to published schedule, maintains discipline on board. Supervises all vessel personnel Inspects the entire vessel at least once during each shift or designates the first officer to do so. Trains crew in normal and emergency operations, prepares and submits timely reports of vessel damage to USCG and management and maintains vessel's records, logs and inventories.
Minimum Qualifications:
USCG license as Master of Steam or Motor Vessels of any gross tons, with endorsement as first class pilot on all routes operated, plus radar observe endorsement and FCC marine radio operator permit. Must hold valid STCW certificate on designated runs.
Chief Mate
The Chief Mate serves as Chief Officer, second in command of vessel of any gross tons. Responsibilities includes direction of officers and all members of the deck crew on all matters pertaining to the safe operation and maintenance of the vessel. Implements orders of the Master; oversees all work and maintenance in deck department; assumes charge of car deck during loading and unloading operations. Stands as watch officer in charge on bridge during normal operations. Creates and posts watch assignments. Conducts fire and boat drills; takes charge at scene in emergencies and maintain records of stores and equipment in the deck department; approves requisitions.
Minimum Qualifications:
USCG license as Mate of Steam and Motor Vessels of any gross tons, with endorsement as First Class Pilot on all routes operated, on vessels of any gross tons, plus radar observer endorsement and FCC marine operator permit. Must hold valid STCW certificate on designated runs.
Deck Officer
Deck Officer (OIC)
AB
An able seaman is an entry-level position. AB’s are the highest rated unlicensed deck employees. Responsibilities includes, must performs tasks necessary to keep vessel clean, safe, and in good order, such as washing outside window, scrubbing assigned areas, repairing rope and running gear. Maintains rescue boats. Climbs mast as needed. Stands wheelhouse watch as helmsman, directs loading and unloading of vehicles, Responds as emergency team member during vessel emergencies, and resolves or refers passenger problems to the mate.
Minimum Qualifications:
USCG certificate as Able Seaman – Limited. Must hold valid STCW certificate on designated runs.
O.S.
An O.S maintains passenger cabin area during a shift, assists passengers with vessel egress, assists with vehicle loading, stands a gangplank watch, assists in line handling, stands as lookout, acts as watchman, fills a position on vessel muster list. Responsibilities include Cleans and supplies restrooms; cleans staterooms, day rooms, storage areas, gear lockers, and passenger cabin. Empties trash, washes windows, strips and waxes decks, shampoos carpets. Stocks schedule and rate pamphlets, resolves or refers passenger problems to mate. Assists in directing auto traffic, stands wheelhouse watches for training, patrols vessel and Performs AB duties for training.
Minimum Qualifications:
USCG certificate as Ordinary Seaman. Life Boatman's endorsement. Must hold valid STCW certificate on designated runs.
Deck Trainee
Cook
Messman
Chief Engineer
Chief engineer Under general direction of vessel's Staff Chief Engineer, is in full charge of Engine department of a ferry of any class carrying vehicles and passengers during a watch (shift). Responsibilities include ensuring that the vessel's mechanical and electrical machinery is properly maintained and serviced, including all watertight doors, valves, piping, wiring within engine room, as well as shaft alleys, steering compartments, storerooms, workshops, compartments and areas below the floor plates, voids and uptakes. Makes frequent inspections of mechanical and electrical systems; orders necessary repairs and adjustments. Records fuel consumption, assigns licensed and unlicensed engine room employees to duty stations, maintains strict discipline of engine room crew, approves pay orders, evaluates performance of engine room personnel on watch, knows and enforces applicable USCG rules and regulations. Must maintains active safety program.
Minimum Qualifications:
USCG license as Chief Engineer Limited Near Coastal of Motor Vessels of the necessary horsepower rating to cover the assigned vessel horsepower. Must hold valid STCW certificate on designated runs.
2nd Engineer
The 2nd engineer’s Officer in engine room ranks directly below Chief Engineer of a ferry carrying vehicles and passengers during a watch. Responsibilities includes running, operation and maintenance of propulsion and electrical systems aboard the vessel. General maintenance duties may extend throughout entire vessel. Must routinely inspects and maintains all equipment; reports malfunctions and makes adjustments or repairs as directed by Chief Engineer's instructions. May direct and review work of unlicensed employees on duty and Performs duties assigned by Staff Chief Engineer or Chief Engineer, depending on level of competence.
Minimum Qualifications:
A valid USCG license as First, Second or Third Assistant Engineer of Motor Vessels or Assistant Engineer – Limited of Motor vessels (Inspected), of the necessary horsepower rating to cover the vessel's assigned horsepower.
Engine Officer (OIC)
Oiler
The oiler serves as the highest rated of the unlicensed members of the engine department crew of a ferry of any class carrying vehicles and passengers. Responsibilities includes, supervision of the licensed engineering officer(s) on watch, performs inspection, maintenance and repair duties throughout the vessel. Regularly checks all lubrication points, water levels and bilges; inspects water pressure and flow to all systems. Monitors temperature readings and inspects drive motors and generators for sparking; checks fuel and lubrication oil purifiers; inspects steering engines and safety barricades for such things as loose fittings, worn hoses, oil and grease levels, services as required and reports needed adjustments and special conditions to the licensed engineer in charge; keeps log of inspection and readings. Assists licensed engineering officer(s) in emergencies such as fire or abandon ship. Ensures proper lighting in all the engineering spaces, shaft alleys, repair, control and steering compartments; assists in fueling operations. Cleans and paints machinery and spaces; assists in fuel transfers, pumping bilges, etc. May serve as a mechanical or electrical aide for other repairs and maintenance.
Minimum qualifications:
A valid USCG certificate as qualified member of the engine department in the rating of an oiler.
Wiper
Serves as the entry level of the unlicensed engine department crew of a ferry of any class carrying vehicles and passengers. Responsibilities include assisting and learning inspection, maintenance and repair duties throughout the engine department of the vessel. Cleans and paints machinery and spaces as assigned; assists in fuel transfers, pumping bilges, etc. Takes routine readings of quality, level, pressure and temperature indicators as assigned. Learns emergency practices and the care and handling of tools and special equipment. May perform those duties normally assigned to an oiler under supervision and for training purposes.
Minimum Qualification:
A valid USCG certificate as Wiper.
Engine Trainee
Positions Available in December
Cook
1st Engineer
Chief Engineer
