Boat Operator Licensed

Position Summary

A Licensed Boat Operator is responsible for supporting surveyors in the collection of data utilizing the vessel. They also transport, crew, visitors, vendors and supplies in a safe and timely manner. 

Experience Level

Lead 

Primary Responsibilities and Duties

• Maintain and clean the interior and exterior of the boat.
• Check oil levels in engine, clutches and generators.
• Check bilge for water/oil and remove in accordance with USCG and company policy.
• Check motor support brackets, alternator belts, stuffing box, all hoses and clamps.
• Check exhaust manifold for leaks.
• Keep accurate daily logs and maintain record books.
• Change oil/fuel filters per maintenance schedule.
• Check and inspect all lighting and fire extinguishers.
• Ensure that the proper amount of safety equipment is onboard.
• Chip paint as needed.
• Transfer fuel and comply with safe fuel transfer procedures.
• Follows all company and work site safety policies/procedures and commits to an “Incident and Injury Free” work environment.

Qualifications

• Ability to work 84-hour work week.
• Ability to work both day and night shifts.
• Ability to live aboard vessel for full rotation.
• Ability to understand hand signals.
• Ability to understand, follow and transmit written and oral instructions and communicate effectively with craft workers under his/her supervision and management/supervision.

Requirements

• TWIC - Transportation Worker Identification Credential
• Valid Driver’s license
• FCC Marine permit
• USCG Radar endorsement (or willing to obtain upon hire)
• Valid USCG Master of 100 tons license
• Must be able to tolerate rough seas, vibrations, heat, harsh weather conditions, confined spaces, and high noise levels.
• Work will frequently require individuals to push, pull, bend or stand for long periods of time, and climb ladders.
• Must be able to lift or carry miscellaneous equipment, supplies and parts up to 50 lbs. Unassisted.
• Performs other duties as required.