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a small dive shop looking for a team player to join our team. The Boat Captain is the face of Keys Diver on our snorkel and dive trips and is responsible for providing a fun and safe trip for guests. This position is part time, 2-4 days a week.

Key responsibilities are:

Captain the boat for trips to and from the Key Largo reefs. We operate a 40 person snorkel boat and a 25 person scuba boat.
Safety briefings before the trip for guests.
Ensure safety for all guests while on the boat.
Manage the crew on the boat.
Basic maintenance on the boats.

An ideal candidate would have:

A focus on delivering an excellent guest experience.
A USCG 50 ton captain license.
Dive Master certification required to run the dive boat.
Current CPR/ First Aid certification
Ability to work in the US.
Ability to pass background check and be a member of Keys Consortium or willing to join.

Job Details:

Per trip pay with tips plus hourly pay for non-trip related work
Paid holidays
Paid vacation after a year

Job Type: Part-time

Location:

Key Largo, FL 33037 (Required)

License:

USCG 50 Ton Captains License (Required)
Diver Master or Instructor (Preferred)

Additional Compensation:

Tips

Schedule:

Weekends required
Holidays required
Monday to Friday

Job Description

Alaska Logistics is looking for a Captain on our Landing Craft the Takotna RIver. You must have a 200 Ton License or greater and a Master of Towing endorsement. (NOT Commercial Assistance). We would like to find a Captain who is willing to grow, learn and make this their own vessel for years to come.

We deliver freight to western Alaska. Anything from household goods, heavy machinery, vehicles, gravel. We do a lot of our moves with 20 & 40’ containers along with flats & stanchion flats. Season starts in April and will go until October or possibly a bit later.

The Kaktovik will work on the Kuskokwim and Yukon Rivers and also hit coastal villages. Our work depends on where the jobs need us. Were looking for a 2-3 man crew as the boats are not very big. You will be living on the vessel in small living conditions.

You must be familiar with shallow draft equipment as we land in a lot of villages. The rivers and landings are very tide oriented. Must be familiar with barge operations. Vessels don’t have COI so we don’t put freight on top on the landing crafts.

Responsibilities and DutiesCaptain/Master (hereinafter referred to as “Captain”): All Captains must have the physical abilities to perform the essential functions and normal customary duties of a Captain. Non-performance of essential functions is grounds for termination. The duties include, but are not limited to the following:

· Maintain diligent and competent management of the Vessel.
· Send in all daily reports required by the Charterer or Owner/Operator.
· Send in daily position reports to the Owner/Operator.
· Ensure reports of items loaded on and off motor vessel and any barges towed by motor vessel are accurate and delivered in a timely manner to the Seattle office and to the Operations Manager.
· Fill out daily logs to be sent back to Seattle (or make sure the First Mate does). Information filled out should include:
· Overview of the daily activities (location, departures, arrivals, etc.)
· Log of any freight taken on/off vessel and/or barge.
· Weather conditions, etc.
· Email weekly crew logs/timesheets to Alaska Logistics payroll.

· Report any and all accidents occurring to crew, Vessel, and/or equipment

· Ensure Vessel is being maintained according to standards, policies, and procedures.
· Follow instructions as directed inprocedural and policy handbooks.
· Any and all duties normally associated with the Captain’s position according to USCG rules and regulations.
Qualifications and Skills

Minimum of 200 ton Captain License

Master of Towing (Not commercial assistance)
Valid TWIC
Pass & Stay enrolled in USCG Random Drug Screens
Pass PhysicalJob Type: Contract
Job Type: Contract
Pay: $600.00 – $615.00 per day
Experience:
Alaskan Water: 2 years (Preferred)
Education:
Master’s (Preferred)
License:
MMC (Required)
Benefits
None
Schedule:
Monday to Friday
Weekends required

An albacore tuna captain will be a hard driving commercial fisherman with complete responsibility for the safe and efficient operation of the St. Jude in its pursuit of tuna potentially throughout the entire Pacific Ocean. Our crew includes a fully qualified engineer/captain, who will train and assist the candidate in operations and maintenance of the vessel.The vessel is crewed additionally by two Fijian brothers who have experience and a great work ethnic. The job requires candidate to spend long trips offshore typically 40 – 70 days at sea. Compensation is calculated as crewshares.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: Up to $32.00 per hour
COVID-19 considerations:
The job is as an apprentice Captain aboard my albacore tuna troller the St. Jude. The exposure to Covid 19 would be negligible since you would be spending large blocks of time far offshore in isolation.
Required travel:
25% (Preferred)
Additional Compensation:
Other forms
Benefits:
None

I have just purchased a Silverton 43 Motor yacht and am looking for someone to give some private lessons. I am new to a boat this size. I am in Nashville.

Seattle’s leading dining cruise company, is seeking experienced Captains looking for a working environment where superior marine and communication skills are valued and creativity and cooperation are encouraged.

Captains love what they do, take pride in themselves and in their vessels, are comfortable around people, enjoy interfacing with our guests, and can provide great customer service.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

Professionally pilot and handle twin screw vessels, often in difficult marine environments.
Ensure that the safety of passengers, crew, and the vessel is the highest operational priority.
Adhere to all USCG rules and regulations necessary for safe vessel operations.
Understand all vessel operational systems and how they function.
Create a friendly, inviting environment for passengers: greet guests when they board, provide safety and other announcements; answer guest’s questions; provide an informative cruise narration; visit with guests at appropriate times; and thank guests as they disembark.
Build a team environment with crew on our vessels to ensure a safe and unforgettable experience for our guest on every cruise.
Handle all guest and employee issues on our vessels in a professional and courteous manner.
Assist crew in the set-up or tear-down for events onboard our vessels as needed.
Assist in maintaining Waterways’ vessels in excellent condition.
Maintain vessel helm and engineering logs, and complete Company required pre- and post-cruise paperwork in a timely and workmanlike manner.
Be the face of Waterways–always appropriately groomed, smartly dressed in a clean uniform, and courteous to passengers and other crew members.

Minimum Position Requirements:

USCG Merchant Mariner Certification – 100-ton License
TWIC card
FCC Radio Operators License
CPR and First Aid credentials
Basic computer skills

WORK SCHEDULE:

A flexible schedule is required – schedules include evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Compensation:

Depending on experience.

Pre-employment background checks and drug/alcohol screening required for all positions. Random drug/alcohol testing also required as mandated by the USCG.

equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants are considered for employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, age, sex/gender, national origin, ancestry, citizenship status, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, physical or mental handicap unrelated to ability, pregnancy, veteran status, unfavorable discharge from military service, genetic information, or other legally protected status.