Seamar Divers International and Seamar Marine Services LLC. We currently have openings for the following.
MATE
JOB DESCRIPTION
This position requires a minimum of a limited USCG Merchant Mariners Mate License for motor vessels of size of no less than 500 GT / 1600 ITC Near Coastal and/or Oceans.
The Mate is responsible for the safe navigation of the vessel during the assigned watch. The Mate is responsible for following all standing orders, written and verbal instructions, in accordance with regulatory requirements, as provided by the Master. The Mate reports to, and is directed by the Master. The Mate is responsible for following all orders and instructions pertaining to the loading, discharging and maintenance of deck and safety equipment. The Mate assists in the supervision, training and evaluation of all persons in the Deck department.
RESPONSIBILITES/DUTIES
- Ensures that loading and discharging is done in a safe and efficient manner, and that all stability requirements are met.
- Informs the Master of any cargo, navigational personnel or maintenance problems or casualties.
- Informs Master and other mates of any navigational equipment failures, maintenance items, needed supplies or problems associated with navigational equipment.
- Is responsible for bow, stern and bridge operations as directed by the Master during docking, undocking, and anchoring procedures.
- Communicates with Master by radio or any available means to accomplish these duties.
- Keeps engine room informed of necessary information for the safe operation of the vessel.
- Trains and assists in the evaluation of deck personnel in watch standing duties by providing input to the Master.
- Stays abreast of company, federal, international rules and regulations as they pertain to the shipping industry.
- Follow Company safety policies and procedures
- Maintains safety, fire fighting, and lifeboat equipment and provides training in the use of this equipment.
- Participates in emergency and abandon ship drills and the use of the associated equipment.
- Ensures that all company rules, safety policies, USCG rules and regulations and environmental policies are understood and carried out.
- Tests fire fighting equipment in accordance with company, federal and international laws.
- Participates in and occasionally leads safety meetings.
- Completes accident reports describing any incidents in a timely and through matter.
- Maintains time logs, abstracts, radio logs and cargo reports.
- Collects and maintains the chart portfolio, which includes current editions of all needed navigational charts, publications and other navigational tools as required by laws and prudent navigators.
- Orders navigational tools and informs Master of any delays, problems or discrepancies.
- If required, tests navigational equipment according to Company and federal regulations.
- The Mate must also perform other duties and tasks as assigned.
EXPERIENCE DESIRED
- This position requires a minimum of a limited USCG Merchant Mariners Mate License for motor vessels of size of no less than 500 GT / 1600 ITC Near Coastal and/or Oceans with radar observer endorsement.
- Ability to read and write English. Must be fluent enough to read federal and international documents, manifests, requisitions, company updates, company procedural manuals, equipment manuals and safety updates. Must be able to write English sufficiently to write log entries, complete checklists, take written company exams including DOT and USCG materials.
- Ability to interpret a navigational chart as well as add, subtract, multiple and divide in order to calculate compass error, obtain a position using celestial navigation, calculate ETAs, calculate time and stability based upon cargo volumes and locations.
- Ability to speak in English with all crew members, operations, and other company shore based personnel, dock and customer personnel, pilots and USCG representatives.
- Ability to maintain a stable personality during extended stays away from family and friends in trying situations.
- The position requires:
- A valid TWIC card.
- Valid passport
- Valid MMD (Zcard)
- STCW Training
ORDINARY SEAMAN
JOB DESCRIPTION
General deck hand, cleans, maintains spaces as directed by Captain, Mate or Chief Engineer. Assists Able-Bodied seamen with deck duties. Stand observational watches as directed. Member of Shipboard Emergency Response Team as directed.
RESPONSIBILITES/DUTIES
- Cleaning may include sanitation of the vessel from the wheelhouse to the galley.
- Notify the Captain, as supplies become necessary so that adequate "stores" are maintained.
- Ensure that equipment and appliances are maintained in good working order.
- Storing, securing, and typing down all cargo being transported.
Throwing lines. Including typing and hooking lines to and from other vessels or structures. - Handling hoses used for the safe transfer of fuels, water, mud and other chemicals.
- Loading and off-loading supplies and groceries to and from the vessel. While not necessarily a daily task
- it may require the use of crane slings or hand trucks. This task may also be handled manually.
- Painting, chipping, sanding, grinding and scraping of the interior and or exterior of the vessel "from stem to stern"
- Swabbing the decks with a mop. Wiping oil spills as well as replacing deck boards may also be required
- Polishing brass, and chrome as well as cleaning windows.
- Performing safety checks to ensure all personnel are wearing necessary safety gear.
- Understand proper use of fire extinguishers, fire hoses, life rafts and preservers, and water lights. Ensure each item is maintained in working order.
- Report any unsafe conditions to the Captain, Engineer, or the Mate immediately.
EXPERIENCE DESIRED
- Merchant Mariners Document (Z-Card).
- Must possess valid state ID card and a TWIC card.
- Applicant should have vessel experience.
- High School Diploma or equivalent.
- Vocational training a plus.
QMED
JOB DESCRIPTION
Must have the ability to understand and comprehend duties and responsibilities given by the Captain, Mate, and Chief Engineer.
Required to learn safety rules and become familiar with proper usage of safety equipment and able to understand required basic seaman skills and maintenance responsibilities.
RESPONSIBILITES/DUTIES
- Performs inspection, maintenance, and repair duties throughout the vessel. Regularly checks all lubrication points, water levels and bilges; inspects drive motors and generators for sparking; checks fuel, lube and water; inspects steering for such things as loose fittings, worn hoses, oil and grease levels, services as required and reports needed adjustments and special conditions to the Chief Engineer; keeps logs of inspections and readings.
- Perform minor repairs/maintenance as directed by the duty engineer and keeping the engine room and other machinery spaces clean and oil free.
- May be required to assist with deck operations if necessary and may be directed to perform other duties as directed
- Required to assist Chief Engineer in emergencies such as fire or abandon ship.
- Assures 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 be required to serve as a mechanical or electrical aide for other repairs and maintenance.
- When required must assist in docking and undocking, and handling rigging for cargo operations, etc.
- Must handle the vessel's working lines and mooring lines. This includes the hawsers, cables, bridles, shock lines, and retrieving lines as experience dictates. If requested must help maintain and operate deck equipment when docking or departing.
- Must have reasonable abilities at throwing heavy lines and be able to secure large working lines quickly.
- The individual assigned to this position must, with or without reasonable accommodation be experienced in the essential functions.
- Responsible for assisting Chief Engineer in engine, generator, and other machinery maintenance.
- Must assist the engineer as required.
EXPERIENCE DESIRED
- High School Diploma or equivalent with vocational training a plus.
- 3+ years experience.
- Knowledge of machines and tools, including their designs, uses, repair, and maintenance.
- Must be able to perform routine maintenance on equipment.
- Must possess Merchant Mariner's Document (Z-card) with QMED endorsement, valid standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers Certificate (STCW 95) and must possess a valid state ID card and a TWIC card.
Please send detailed resume and references to HR@seamardivers.com
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