Port Engineer

Responsible for every type of maintenance or repair of vessel equipment. Directly responsible for dockside problem-solving and major shipyard repairs, scheduled and unscheduled repairs.

• →Evaluate and coordinate shipyard repairs.
• →Oversee USCG/ABS inspection evaluation for re-certification and all repairs associated with re- certification of equipment.
• →Conduct USCG inspection for SIP Program.
• →Resolve problems with barge equipment.
• →Survey and oversee majors planned and unplanned as assigned.
• →Prepare data sheets, SIP papers and work orders.
• →Work closely with vendors, management, and customers daily.
• →Handle special duty assignments requested by department management.
• →Day-to-day routine and non-routine maintenance of barges as assigned.
• →Monitor and verify work done by contractors.
• →All other duties as assigned.

• Ability to solve problems dockside working directly with M&R office staff.
• Good organizational skills and ability to adapt to changing schedules.
• Ability to make decisions and to exercise good judgement.
• Ability to lift and carry 50 pounds; climb aboard and move around vessels; climb 90-degree vertical ladders; bend, crawl, and maneuver around tight spaces.
• Ability to use and operate field truck, field tools, SCBA, ultrasonic tester, safety equipment and 10-key. Must have a valid driver's license and a good driving record.

• Standard Office Criteria
• Must be able to satisfy all USCG Chemical Drug Testing Programs for Vessel Personnel, pass a physical examination, lift up to 50 pounds and climb a vertical ladder.

• Good interpersonal, communication and customer relations skills.
• Expert knowledge of barge repair, remedial and scheduled shipyard.
• Knowledge and use of computer software.

• High school diploma or GED.
• 2+ years related experience in the barge and tankering industry.

• Standard Office Criteria
• Typical work hours are 7:00am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday. On call rotation. Some out-of-town travel required.