Licensed Tug Operator

Job Description Captain (Union)Directs and is responsible for the management, navigation, and safety of the crew, vessel and tow.Ensures all operations comply with state, federal, and maritime regulatory requirements.Attend safety meetings and completes job safety analyses (JSA).Supervises the maintenance, repairs, and functions of all vessel equipment.Responsible for record keeping of daily operations.Aids in the orientation of new personnel.Examines and adjust operations for tide, current, and weather conditions.Reads and maintains navigational charts and aids.This position is coastwise and requires work along the United States Atlantic and Gulf coasts.A typical work schedule is four weeks on and two weeks off.This position is represented by IUOE Local 25.Wages start at $48.48 per hour with incentive pay for certain licenses, certifications, and certified endorsements.Union provided benefits include medical, vision, dental, annuity/401K retirement plan, pension, and vacation.RequirementsValid Transportation Workers Identification Credential (TWIC)Valid Merchant Mariners Credential (MMC)Master of Towing VesselsRadar ObserverSTCW certification (if needed)Valid driver's licensePass USCG 719k physical examinationPass pre-employment drug screeningProficient computer skillsAbility to lift and carry up to 60 lbsAbility to climb and descend steep stairs or laddersEnter and work in tight, enclosed spacesWithstand exposure to harsh environmental conditions such as rough seas, heat, rain, snow, ice, wind, and cold.Live on-board in tight quarters for a full rotationDrive and/or fly long distances to/from job siteAbility to work 84 hours a weekAbility to work nights, weekends and holidaysSubject to random drug and alcohol screenings