Holden Marine Towing

Licensed tug operator 

• Directs and is responsible for the management, navigation, and safety of the crew, vessel and tow.

• Ensures all operations comply with state, federal, and maritime regulatory requirements.
• Attend safety meetings and completes job safety analyses (JSA).
• Supervises the maintenance, repairs, and functions of all vessel equipment.
• Responsible for record keeping of daily operations.
• Aids in the orientation of new personnel.
• Examines and adjust operations for tide, current, and weather conditions.
• Reads and maintains navigational charts and aids.
• A typical work schedule is four weeks on and two weeks off.
• This position is represented by IUOE Local 25.
• Wages start at $48.48 per hour with incentive pay for certain licenses, certifications, and certified endorsements.
• Union provided benefits include medical, vision, dental, annuity/401K retirement plan, pension, and vacation.

Requirements

• Valid Transportation Workers Identification Credential (TWIC)

• Valid Merchant Mariners Credential (MMC)

• Master of Towing Vessels
• Radar Observer
• STCW certification (if needed)
• Valid driver's license
• Pass USCG 719k physical examination
• Pass pre-employment drug screening
• Proficient computer skills

• Ability to lift and carry up to 60 lbs

• Ability to climb and descend steep stairs or ladders
• Enter and work in tight, enclosed spaces
• Withstand exposure to harsh environmental conditions such as rough seas, heat, rain, snow, ice, wind, and cold.
• Live on-board in tight quarters for a full rotation
• Drive and/or fly long distances to/from job site
• Ability to work 84 hours a week
• Ability to work nights, weekends and holidays
• Subject to random drug and alcohol screenings

Deckhand 

• Performs general labor as directed by the captain and/or mate of the vessel.

• Performs many of the physical tasks necessary for efficient and safe vessel operations.
• Handles lines that secure vessel to buoys, docks, and rigs.
• Cooks and prepares meals for the crew.
• Aids in chipping and painting the exterior of the vessel.
• Aids in cleaning the exterior and interior of the vessel.
• Provides watch for engine, fire, lines, vessel, and radio.
• Maintains and repairs equipment.
• Assists in loading and unloading equipment, supplies, and personnel.

• A typical work schedule is four weeks on and two weeks off.

• This position is represented by IUOE Local 25.

• Wages start at $30.86 per hour with incentive pay for certain licenses, certifications, and certified endorsements.
• Union provided benefits include medical, vision, dental, annuity/401K retirement plan, pension, and vacation.

Requirements

• At least 18 years old
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Valid Transportation Workers Identification Credential (TWIC)
• Valid driver's license
• Apply for Merchant Mariners Credential (MMC)
• Pass USCG 719k physical examination
• Pass pre-employment drug screening

• Ability to lift and carry up to 60 lbs

• Ability to climb and descend steep stairs or ladders
• Ability to enter and work in tight, enclosed spaces
• Withstand exposure to harsh environmental conditions such as rough seas, heat, rain, snow, ice, wind, and cold.
• Withstand exposure to engine room conditions such as loud noises, chemicals, fumes, and dust.
• Live on-board in tight quarters for a full rotation
• Drive and/or fly long distances to/from job site
• Ability to work 84 hours a week
• Ability to work nights, weekends and holidays
• Subject to random drug and alcohol screenings