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The Vessel Assistant Engineer's primary function is to follow the Chief Engineer’s direction on maintenance repair of propulsion systems, heating and ventilating systems, and other mechanical and electrical equipment on tugboats and barges.
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The 3rd Mate will perform duties that incorporate those of an AB Deckhand and once company qualified, an AB Tankerman.
The AB performs deck department duties relative to operations and maintenance of assigned tugs and barges.
The AB Tankerman's primary function is to load and discharge products from the tank barges. In addition, AB Tankerman performs the duties of an AB Deckhand when assigned to a tug.
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The AB performs deck department duties relative to operations and maintenance of
assigned tugs and barges.
· General maintenance and repairs; deck maintenance, housekeeping, cooking,
· making tow or mooring and unmooring.
· Standing watch during operation of tug.
· Performs maintenance, repair and sanitation on the tug under the direction of the
· Mate; performs maintenance, cleaning and repair of tank barge machinery spaces and systems within his capability, as directed by supervisor or Officer on Watch.
· Carry out projects as directed...
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The Primary function of the Tank Barge PIC is to prepare the barges that are assigned to their boat for safe and complete loading and discharging of oil, refined and petrochemical cargoes.
Tank Barge PIC normally work a 12-hour day schedule (some watch-standing may be required), are occasionally required to work additional hours, but not to exceed 15 consecutive hours without rest. The schedule is equal time; 14 days on, 14 days off. During the 14 days on the Tank Barge PIC will live and work on the vessel.
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As a Wheelman, you are responsible for managing the vessel, the vessel's personnel and all barges in tow. You will be responsible for all crew members and their adherence to all United States Coast Guard regulations and company policies. You will be expected to navigate the vessel in a safe manner and ensure safety rules are followed by everyone. You will be reporting to the Captain of the vessel and the shoreside vessel operations group. Applicant must hold a Master or Mate of Towing Vessels on Inland Waters and Western Rivers.