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Description

Boat Pilots operate Rock Harbor Lodge 40 ft. and 24 ft. boats on water charters, sightseeing tours, and fishing charters, carrying passengers for hire.

Rock Harbor Lodge is located at the NE end of Isle Royale National Park, Michigan.

Boat Pilots work from late May to mid-September and live in housing provided by the lodge on the island.

Water Charters are utilized by backpackers, campers, and canoeists for rapid transportation departing or returning to Rock Harbor Lodge from docks on the Northeast end of Isle Royale National Park. On these trips the boat pilot loads the passengers and their gear onboard, then transports them to or returns them from their destinations, ranging in distance from six miles to 25 miles from the Lodge.

Fishing Charters are generally four or eight hour excursions, trolling the area reefs for lake trout and salmon mostly within six miles from the Lodge.

Sightseeing Tours are four hour excursions offered with a two person crew aboard a 40 ft., 42 passenger vessel.

DUTIES:

Boat Pilots must operate boats in a manner that always places passenger safety first.

Boat Pilots must insure the Passengers board and exit the boats in a safe manner.

Boat Pilots assist in keeping the boats in good operating and safe operating condition.

Boat Pilots are responsible for the cleanliness of the boats and for keeping them orderly and neat.

Boat Pilots are responsible for the tackle and other equipment issued to each boat.

Requirements

EDUCATIONAL/SKILL REQUIREMENTS:

Must be U.S.C.G. Master Captain 25+ ton Great Lakes licensed

A boat pilot must possess a good working knowledge of the Rules of the Road, Navigation, Seamanship, Safety, and Rules and Regulations.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

Boat pilots must be able to lift a passenger’s 30+ lb. backpack to chest height as part of the normal routine of loading and unloading the charter boats during water charter arrivals and departures.

The Boat Club — on the Hudson River, just north of the Bridge) is looking to hire qualified Launch Operators for the upcoming 2019 season. Oldport 26 Launch Vessel, USCG inspected, 22-person capacity. USCG Limited Masters License, or other inspected vessel USCG license, and TWIC required.

We begin our season in early May and run through mid October. We seek to fill two positions: one for the entire season (May-Oct), and the second from Memorial Day to mid-September, both about 30-35 hour/week. We also have need for “fill-in” substitute drivers throughout the season.

Shifts are weekdays 6 to 8 hour starting in the afternoon, and weekends 10 to 13 hours from morning through evening. Basic duties include providing safe transportation to and from moored vessels and perform additional tasks as needed, for example, light boat maintenance and cleaning, greeting transients, etc.
Rate of pay is $18-$20/hr depending on schedule and experience.
Contact:

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