Los Angeles, California, United States · On-site
$1/hr–$1/hr
Job DetailsJob Location: LA - San Pedro, CA 90731Position Type: Full TimeEducation Level: 4 Year DegreeSalary Range: $1.00 - $1.00 SalaryMaintain vessel availability by minimizing unscheduled out-of-service time. Trouble…
Skills: Vessel Maintenance, Project Management, Troubleshooting, Budget Monitoring, Regulatory Compliance
Baltimore, Maryland, United States · On-site
$21/hr–$26/hr
Job DetailsLevel: EntryJob Location: Baltimore Headquarters - BALTIMORE, MD 21226Position Type: Full TimeEducation Level: High School/GEDSalary Range: $21.00 - $26.00 HourlyTravel Percentage: NoneJob Shift: DayJob Catego…
Skills: Customer Communication, Order Processing, Shipping Coordination, Purchasing, Microsoft Office
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Maintain vessel availability by diagnosing repairs, managing costs, and supervising complex shipyard projects. Ensure all vessels comply with regulatory requirements and safety management systems.
Requires a B.S. in Marine Engineering, Maritime Academy graduation, or 10 years of related experience. Must possess strong knowledge of vessel mechanical and electrical systems and the ability to work unusual hours.
Job DetailsJob Location: LA - San Pedro, CA 90731Position Type: Full TimeEducation Level: 4 Year DegreeSalary Range: $1.00 - $1.00 SalaryMaintain vessel availability by minimizing unscheduled out-of-service time. Troubleshoot and diagnose routine repair and unique problems preventing vessel readiness and safety. Develop solutions, assign resources, manage costs and analyze trends. Perform all duties consistent with the requirements of the Operating Company and Safety Management System (SMS).
Supervise maintenance and repair to optimize vessel availability while protecting asset value
Plan and execute complex shipyard and major maintenance projects
Ensure vessel regulatory compliance
Document actions to support regulatory and institutional requirements
Set and monitor vessel operating budgets
Prioritize and promote safe work practices
Follow all company policies and procedures
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty listed above satisfactorily. The education, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities listed below are representative of those required for success. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
B.S. Marine Engineering, Maritime Academy Graduate, or 10 years in a related field.
Seagoing experience is preferred but not required.
Strong knowledge of mechanical, electrical and fluid vessel systems
Able to troubleshoot, diagnose and repair vessel systems of all types
Skilled in project management, planning, control, review and cost projection/variance analysis skills
Able to prioritize and organize multiple tasks and projects
Working knowledge of software tools such as MS Office suite, CMMS, ERP and similar administrative applications
Knowledge and understanding of ABS requirements and protocols relating to company vessels
Knowledge and understanding of USCG regulations and requirements concerning company vessels
Knowledge and ability to learn and understand Regional and State regulations and reporting requirements regarding air quality management and pollution prevention for assigned vessels’ area of operation
Able to climb ladders including within cargo and ballast tanks under environmental extremes of heat or cold
Able to board vessels at anchor
Able to travel coast wide in support of California Operations as needed for scheduled and unscheduled vessel inspections and repairs
Able to remain accessible for communication and consultation on an around-the-clock basis
Able to periodically work unusual hours including nights and weekends as required for successful project completion
Skilled in written and verbal communications at all organizational levels in a clear and concise manner
Able to work independently, self-motivated and organized
Marine transport provider with U.S. tugboat and barge operations. Marine safety equipment inspections. Launch services.
The Vane Brothers Company has served the maritime industry for more than 125 years, providing a wide range of services that includes ship bunkering and lightering; the delivery of marine lubricants, stores, and non-potable water; and inspection of onboard safety equipment. Today, the company has a fleet of 130 tugboats and barges working out of multiple East Coast locations (including New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville and Tampa Bay), as well as the Pacific Northwest and parts of California. Skilled mariners make up the bulk of Vane Brothers' VANE LINE BUNKERING employee base: These include tugboat Captains, Mates, Deckhands, Engineers and Tankermen. The company also provides marine launch services through VANE LAUNCH and safety equipment inspections through VANE BROTHERS MARINE SAFETY AND SERVICES. Since its humble beginnings as a Baltimore-based ship chandlery in 1898, the Vane Brothers Company has been dedicated to quality and customer satisfaction. Though the primary business focus has adapted over the years to meet the demands of an ever-changing industry, Vane Brothers continues to set the standard of excellence with updated equipment, experienced crews, and a commitment to safety and the environment. Vane Brothers continually strives for a goal of "zero spills and zero incidents." Vane Brothers takes pride in its maritime legacy and has been able to grow while retaining the spirit of a small family business.
Offices: 2100 Frankfurst Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21226, US · 671 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231, US · 4925 Ft. Mifflin Road, Philadelphia, PA 19153, US · 3950 Burton's Point Rd, Portsmouth, Virginia 23704, US · Pier 17, 1102 SW. Massachusetts St., Suite B1, Seattle, Washington 98134, US
Marine transport provider with U.S. tugboat and barge operations. Marine safety equipment inspections. Launch services.
The Vane Brothers Company has served the maritime industry for more than 125 years, providing a wide range of services that includes ship bunkering and lightering; the delivery of marine lubricants, stores, and non-potable water; and inspection of onboard safety equipment. Today, the company has a fleet of 130 tugboats and barges working out of multiple East Coast locations (including New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville and Tampa Bay), as well as the Pacific Northwest and parts of California. Skilled mariners make up the bulk of Vane Brothers' VANE LINE BUNKERING employee base: These include tugboat Captains, Mates, Deckhands, Engineers and Tankermen. The company also provides marine launch services through VANE LAUNCH and safety equipment inspections through VANE BROTHERS MARINE SAFETY AND SERVICES. Since its humble beginnings as a Baltimore-based ship chandlery in 1898, the Vane Brothers Company has been dedicated to quality and customer satisfaction. Though the primary business focus has adapted over the years to meet the demands of an ever-changing industry, Vane Brothers continues to set the standard of excellence with updated equipment, experienced crews, and a commitment to safety and the environment. Vane Brothers continually strives for a goal of "zero spills and zero incidents." Vane Brothers takes pride in its maritime legacy and has been able to grow while retaining the spirit of a small family business.
Offices: 2100 Frankfurst Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21226, US · 671 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231, US · 4925 Ft. Mifflin Road, Philadelphia, PA 19153, US · 3950 Burton's Point Rd, Portsmouth, Virginia 23704, US · Pier 17, 1102 SW. Massachusetts St., Suite B1, Seattle, Washington 98134, US
