Location: Seattle Marine
Department: Ocean Fleet
Job Code: 3300
Schedule: 45-60 day hitch
Reports to: Captain / Port Engineer
Pay Range: $130,000 - $140,000 (est for 180 sea days annually) (EXCLUDES OVERTIME & COVERED TRAVEL COSTS)
The Chief Engineer is responsible for the maintenance, preservation,...
Responsible for supervising and coordinating all phases of operations relating to the division tugs and barges. Includes direct supervision of Deck Officers and Deckhands. Involved in selection, promotion and training, crewing, governmental and state regulatory and safety compliance standards, budget development & management, casualty investigations, vessel repair, coordination of vessel schedules and operations, and developing and executing operating standards designed to ensure ...
This position assumes the responsibilities of performing shore side repairs of Foss vessels, shoreside equipment and facilities. The primary focus is that of effective time management, applying and maintaining safe work practices, management of hazardous and non-hazardous waste materials, proper utilization of resources, and strategic planning that lends itself to absolute minimum down-time of Foss equipment. Associated skills required are the ability to...
Coordinate and oversee project controls. Provides support for project planning and scheduling, cost estimating and monitoring, and quality review. Recommends operating policies and procedures to mitigate risk. Provides guidance and consultation for project managers. Performs a variety of tasks in support of assigned projects. Position requires a wide degree of creativity and latitude.
JOB PURPOSE/SUMMARY:
The Deckhand is responsible under the direction of the Captain and Leverman to assist in the safe and efficient operation and maintenance of the dredge and associated machinery and equipment. The Deckhand/Engineer is responsible for monitoring and tending barge equipment during loads and offloads to include line-handling, operating machinery + conveyor belts, and engine room rounds. During down time the Deckhand/Engineer will assist main...
The deckhand responsibilities include assisting on deck to handle towlines (large- diameter ropes) and wire (heavy cable) and associated working gear such as heavy chains and shackles. The mission of the tug is to shift barges between terminals and dock and undock ships. The deckhand is required to assist in making and breaking tow which includes working with heavy gear including shackles, chains, wire straps and lines. The gear is awkward to handle. Acti...
Responsible for day-to-day management of the Marine Personnel Department, including recruiting, scheduling, crew travel, expense reimbursements, coordinating and tracking training, and time-entry. Reviews validity of all time-entry relative to union agreements. Works with HR Business Partner to assure HR compliance. Also works closely with Labor Relations and Payroll. Uses discretional decision-making authority to solve day-to-day problems a...