Marine Operations Jobs

JOB SUMMARYAssists with various maintenance responsibilities as part of the training required to develop job knowledge essential for full time employment as a mechanic in one of the company functional maintenance departments.JOB SCOPENo supervisory or budgetary responsibilitiesPRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESAssists with one or more of the following job functions as part of the maintenance training program:.Port MaintenancePerforms basic preventative maintenance and repair, including required inspections, on all container lifting equipment. Troubleshoots electrical and hydraulic systems and makes repairs as needed. Works with senior technicians on repairs involving advanced maintenance procedures and techniques. Repairs oil, hydraulic, and diesel fuel tanks as needed. Maintains accurate and complete work logs and inspection documentation.-Keeps work area and equipment clean, orderly and safe.-Participates in training seminars, classes, and technically oriented workshops.-Performs fueling duties when assigned in absence of a fueler.-Performs all other duties as assigned.MINIMUM EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION, EXPERIENCE AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTSEDUCATION: High School Diploma or equivalent.EXPERIENCE: Six (6) months experience preferred.LICENSE: Valid local driver’s license – Non-Commercial Class “E” required. TRAVEL: N/A

JOB SUMMARY    Performs preventative maintenance, troubleshooting and repairs on support and heavy freight moving equipment systems: mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical. JOB SCOPENo supervisory or budgetary responsibilities. PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES-Performs preventative maintenance on all heavy equipment including but not limited to: mobile harbor cranes, straddle carriers, reach stackers, rotators and spreaders.-Performs major and minor repairs to heavy equipment as needed.-Operates, inspects and troubleshoots mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical failures on equipment as required and diagnose defects.-Tests mechanical products and equipment after repair or assembly to ensure proper performance and compliance with manufacturers’ specifications.-Dismantles and reassembles heavy equipment using hoists, rigging equipment and hand tools.-Researches parts needed for repairs on equipment by using parts manuals and supply books.-Rebuilds engines, transmissions and their components as necessary.-Makes service calls to various Tropical departments both domestic and international to facilitate equipment repairs as required.-Remains on standby duty during ship loading after hours and on weekends.  -Fills out work orders after every job.  Orders parts required to conduct repair and maintenance and follow-up.  Coordinates with the effected departments equipment repairs and services.-Makes quality fabrications as needed.-Keeps work area clean and organized.-Participates in training seminars and workshops when necessary.-Performs all other duties as required.MINIMUM EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION, EXPERIENCE AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTSEDUCATION:    High School Diploma and vocational technological graduate with certificate in equipment maintenance and repair preferred.EXPERIENCE:    Minimum 3 years experience in heavy equipment repair, maintenance and operation.LICENSE:    Valid Local Driver’s License – Non-Commercial Class E. Ability to obtain a U.S. Passport. Certificates in mechanical, hydraulics, pneumatics, and electrical systems preferred.TRAVEL:    10% Travel to both domestic and international Tropical locations.PHYSICAL:    Operations – Manual dexterity to perform repetitive motion tasks on/with computer, handheld devices or tools.  Ability to frequently twist, bend, reach, squat, kneel, climb on equipment, push/pull 50 pounds, crawl, lift and carry at least 80 pounds on a daily basis.  Able to withstand exposure to extreme weather conditions.  Ability to travel in various modes of transportation (e.g. automobile, airplane, train etc.)  Occasionally exposed to outside elements during the daily workday and during traveling.LANGUAGE:    English

JOB SUMMARY Performs preventative maintenance, troubleshooting and repairs on support and heavy freight moving equipment systems: mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical. JOB SCOPENo supervisory or budgetary responsibilities.PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESPerforms preventative maintenance on all heavy equipment including but not limited to: mobile harbor cranes, straddle carriers, reach stackers, rotators and spreaders. Performs major and minor repairs to heavy equipment as needed. Operates, inspects and troubleshoots mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical failures on equipment as required and diagnose defects. Tests mechanical products and equipment after repair or assembly to ensure proper performance and compliance with manufacturers’ specifications. Dismantles and reassembles heavy equipment using hoists, rigging equipment and hand tools. Researches parts needed for repairs on equipment by using parts manuals and supply books. Rebuilds engines, transmissions and their components as necessary. Makes service calls to various Tropical departments both domestic and international to facilitate equipment repairs as required. Remains on standby duty during ship loading after hours and on weekends.  Fills out work orders after every job.  Orders parts required to conduct repair and maintenance and follow-up.  Coordinates with the effected departments equipment repairs and services. Makes quality fabrications as needed. Keeps work area clean and organized. Participates in training seminars and workshops when necessary. Performs all other duties as required.MINIMUM EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION, EXPERIENCE AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTSEDUCATION:      High School Diploma and vocational technological graduate with certificate in equipment maintenance and repair preferred.EXPERIENCE:      Minimum 3 years experience in heavy equipment repair, maintenance and operation.LICENSE:              Valid Local Driver’s License – Non-Commercial Class E. Ability to obtain a U.S. Passport. Certificates in mechanical, hydraulics, pneumatics, and electrical systems preferred.TRAVEL:               10% Travel to both domestic and international Tropical locations.PHYSICAL:           Operations – Manual dexterity to perform repetitive motion tasks on/with computer, handheld devices or tools.  Ability to frequently twist, bend, reach, squat, kneel, climb on equipment, push/pull 50 pounds, crawl, lift and carry at least 80 pounds on a daily basis.  Able to withstand exposure to extreme weather conditions.  Ability to travel in various modes of transportation (e.g. automobile, airplane, train etc.)  Occasionally exposed to outside elements during the daily workday and during traveling.

JOB SUMMARY Performs preventative maintenance, troubleshooting and repairs on support and heavy freight moving equipment systems: mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical.  JOB SCOPENo supervisory or budgetary responsibilities.PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESPerforms preventative maintenance on all heavy equipment including but not limited to: mobile harbor cranes, straddle carriers, reach stackers, rotators and spreaders. Performs major and minor repairs to heavy equipment as needed. Operates, inspects and troubleshoots mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical failures on equipment as required and diagnose defects. Tests mechanical products and equipment after repair or assembly to ensure proper performance and compliance with manufacturers’ specifications. Dismantles and reassembles heavy equipment using hoists, rigging equipment and hand tools. Researches parts needed for repairs on equipment by using parts manuals and supply books. Rebuilds engines, transmissions and their components as necessary. Makes service calls to various Tropical departments both domestic and international to facilitate equipment repairs as required. Remains on standby duty during ship loading after hours and on weekends.  Fills out work orders after every job.  Orders parts required to conduct repair and maintenance and follow-up.  Coordinates with the effected departments equipment repairs and services. Makes quality fabrications as needed. Keeps work area clean and organized. Participates in training seminars and workshops when necessary. Performs all other duties as required.MINIMUM EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION, EXPERIENCE AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTSEDUCATION:      High School Diploma and vocational technological graduate with certificate in equipment maintenance and repair preferred.EXPERIENCE:      Minimum 3 years experience in heavy equipment repair, maintenance and operation.LICENSE:              Valid Local Driver’s License – Non-Commercial Class E. Ability to obtain a U.S. Passport. Certificates in mechanical, hydraulics, pneumatics, and electrical systems preferred.TRAVEL:               10% Travel to both domestic and international Tropical locations.PHYSICAL:           Operations – Manual dexterity to perform repetitive motion tasks on/with computer, handheld devices or tools.  Ability to frequently twist, bend, reach, squat, kneel, climb on equipment, push/pull 50 pounds, crawl, lift and carry at least 80 pounds on a daily basis.  Able to withstand exposure to extreme weather conditions.  Ability to travel in various modes of transportation (e.g. automobile, airplane, train etc.)  Occasionally exposed to outside elements during the daily workday and during traveling.

JOB SUMMARYInspect and accurately update status in N-4 for all equipment entering and exiting the port.EDUCATION: High School Diploma or equivalentEXPERIENCE: Six months general clerical experienceLICENSE: Valid State of Florida Driver’s LicenseTRAVEL: N/AOperations – Manual dexterity to perform repetitive motion tasks on computer or handheld.  Ability to frequently twist, bend, reach, squat, kneel, climb on equipment, push/pull 50 pounds, crawl, lift and carry at least 80 pounds and push/pull 200 pounds on a daily basis.  Able to withstand constant exposure to extreme weather conditions. Must pass DOT physical.Provides Port Equipment Operator Lead with required guidance for safe and proper crane operation using approved hand signals. Provides the Port Equipment Operator Lead with precise and clear directional signals in loading and discharging vessels.Ensures deck gear is set up according to stowage plan.  Coordinates with Port Equipment Operator Lead, and vessel personnel to ensure proper placement of containers on ship. Inspects and sweeps containers as needed for damage and/or cleanliness and directs Port Equipment Operator II as to where they are to be staged via radio communications.Assists in rigging of special lifts both ashore and aboard vessels.Operates 10 ton fork-lift to move containers and other cargo.Maintains certification and proficiency in fork-lift operation.Performs shipside support for handling lines and setting gangways.Assists Port Equipment Operator Lead with routine maintenance inspection.  Also assists Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Port Equipment Operator and Port Equipment Operator Lead with crane maintenance.Inspects and cleans shipside work area to ensure safe environment and properly maintained rigging gear.Monitors work areas on-board vessels to ensure personal safety.Retrieves, loads and braces vehicles into containers for export shipment.Drives and operates equipment, machinery and automobiles into hold or deck of ships.Prepares support equipment check sheets daily and submits weekly. Cross trains on crane team application on handheld computers.Empties garbage cans in port seawalls and assists during spill clean ups.Performs all other duties as assigned.

JOB SUMMARYInspect and accurately update status in N-4 for all equipment entering and exiting the port. Provides the Port Equipment Operator Lead with precise and clear directional signals in loading and discharging vessels.EDUCATION: High School Diploma or equivalentEXPERIENCE: Six months general clerical experienceLICENSE: Valid State of Florida Driver’s LicenseTRAVEL: N/AProvides Port Equipment Operator Lead with required guidance for safe and proper crane operation using approved hand signals. Ensures deck gear is set up according to stowage plan.  Coordinates with Port Equipment Operator Lead, and vessel personnel to ensure proper placement of containers on ship. Inspects and sweeps containers as needed for damage and/or cleanliness and directs Port Equipment Operator II as to where they are to be staged via radio communications.Assists in rigging of special lifts both ashore and aboard vessels.Operates 10 ton fork-lift to move containers and other cargo.Maintains certification and proficiency in fork-lift operation.Performs shipside support for handling lines and setting gangways.Assists Port Equipment Operator Lead with routine maintenance inspection.  Also assists Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Port Equipment Operator and Port Equipment Operator Lead with crane maintenance.Inspects and cleans shipside work area to ensure safe environment and properly maintained rigging gear.Monitors work areas on-board vessels to ensure personal safety.Retrieves, loads and braces vehicles into containers for export shipment.Drives and operates equipment, machinery and automobiles into hold or deck of ships.Prepares support equipment check sheets daily and submits weekly. Cross trains on crane team application on handheld computers.Empties garbage cans in port seawalls and assists during spill clean ups.Performs all other duties as assigned.

JOB SUMMARYInspect and accurately update status in N-4 for all equipment entering and exiting the port. Provides the Port Equipment Operator Lead with precise and clear directional signals in loading and discharging vessels.EDUCATION: High School Diploma or equivalentEXPERIENCE: Six months general clerical experienceLICENSE: Valid State of Florida Driver’s LicenseTRAVEL: N/AProvides Port Equipment Operator Lead with required guidance for safe and proper crane operation using approved hand signals. Ensures deck gear is set up according to stowage plan.  Coordinates with Port Equipment Operator Lead, and vessel personnel to ensure proper placement of containers on ship. Inspects and sweeps containers as needed for damage and/or cleanliness and directs Port Equipment Operator II as to where they are to be staged via radio communications.Assists in rigging of special lifts both ashore and aboard vessels.Operates 10 ton fork-lift to move containers and other cargo.Maintains certification and proficiency in fork-lift operation.Performs shipside support for handling lines and setting gangways.Assists Port Equipment Operator Lead with routine maintenance inspection.  Also assists Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Port Equipment Operator and Port Equipment Operator Lead with crane maintenance.Inspects and cleans shipside work area to ensure safe environment and properly maintained rigging gear.Monitors work areas on-board vessels to ensure personal safety.Retrieves, loads and braces vehicles into containers for export shipment.Drives and operates equipment, machinery and automobiles into hold or deck of ships.Prepares support equipment check sheets daily and submits weekly. Cross trains on crane team application on handheld computers.Empties garbage cans in port seawalls and assists during spill clean ups.Performs all other duties as assigned. English required.

JOB SUMMARYInspect and accurately update status in N-4 for all equipment entering and exiting the port. Provides the Port Equipment Operator Lead with precise and clear directional signals in loading and discharging vessels.EDUCATION: High School Diploma or equivalentEXPERIENCE: Six months general clerical experienceLICENSE: Valid State of Florida Driver’s LicenseTRAVEL: N/AOperations – Manual dexterity to perform repetitive motion tasks on computer or handheld.  Ability to frequently twist, bend, reach, squat, kneel, climb on equipment, push/pull 50 pounds, crawl, lift and carry at least 80 pounds and push/pull 200 pounds on a daily basis.  Able to withstand constant exposure to extreme weather conditions.  Must pass DOT physical. English required. Provides Port Equipment Operator Lead with required guidance for safe and proper crane operation using approved hand signals. Ensures deck gear is set up according to stowage plan.  Coordinates with Port Equipment Operator Lead, and vessel personnel to ensure proper placement of containers on ship.Inspects and sweeps containers as needed for damage and/or cleanliness and directs Port Equipment Operator II as to where they are to be staged via radio communications.Assists in rigging of special lifts both ashore and aboard vessels.Operates 10 ton fork-lift to move containers and other cargo.Maintains certification and proficiency in fork-lift operation.Performs shipside support for handling lines and setting gangways.Assists Port Equipment Operator Lead with routine maintenance inspection.  Also assists Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Port Equipment Operator and Port Equipment Operator Lead with crane maintenance.Inspects and cleans shipside work area to ensure safe environment and properly maintained rigging gear.Monitors work areas on-board vessels to ensure personal safety.Retrieves, loads and braces vehicles into containers for export shipment.Drives and operates equipment, machinery and automobiles into hold or deck of ships.Prepares support equipment check sheets daily and submits weekly. Cross trains on crane team application on handheld computers.Empties garbage cans in port seawalls and assists during spill clean ups.Performs all other duties as assigned.