Keystone Shipping Co.
Third Mate with Pilotage-Key Lakes/Great Lakes Fleet (MM&P)
Keystone Shipping Co., Cleveland, Ohio, us, 44101
Overview
Third Mate with Pilotage-Key Lakes/Great Lakes Fleet (MM&P) at Keystone Shipping Co. Are you looking for a change in your Maritime Career? Have you ever wanted to sail on the Great Lakes? If so, then this position is for you! Key Lakes/Great Lakes Fleet is looking for Mates to sail with us on the Great Lakes. If this is the career change you are looking for, then grab your credentials and apply today. We would be glad to welcome you onboard! Job Purpose
The mate supervises and coordinates activities of crew aboard ships, boats, barges, or dredges. Responsibilities
Stands the 8–12 navigation watch Fills out the trip sheets Fills out the Army Corps of Engineers Vessel Operation Report Inventories and maintains all medical equipment and kits Develops and maintains good customer relations for the fleet Other functions as assigned by the Captain Required Qualifications
Merchant Mariner Credentials: First Class Pilot of vessels of unlimited tonnage upon the Great Lakes between Duluth, Gary and Buffalo and Between Port Weller and Cape Vincent (preferred) Mate of self-propelled vessels not including auxiliary sail Mate of unlimited tonnage upon Great Lakes and Inland Waters/upon Oceans/near coastal waters Radar Observer Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) Willing to live 7 days a week in a remote environment with limited access to medical supplies and personnel Licenses and qualifications maintained as required by regulation, current and future Good health in compliance with USCG NVIC 04-08 including vision and hearing requirements Written and verbal command of the English language Preferred Qualifications
Merchant Mariner Credentials: Bridge Resource Management Training 0–2 years of sailing experience Physical Requirements
Pass the Physical Standard as published in USCG NVIC 04-08. May require standing, sitting, crouching, or lying prone for long periods. Work in confined spaces. May need to navigate tripping hazards, uneven and rolling decks, and climb stairs and ladders. May need to push, pull, lift, or hoist equipment up to 127–157 pounds. Work Environment
Seasonal weather in the Great Lakes region, including cold winters and hot, humid summers. Exposure to loud sounds requiring hearing protection. Some cargo may contain salt, silica, coal, and other hazardous dusts requiring respirators. Equipment
Operate communication systems and navigation suite equipment. Use bosun's chair and fall protection as necessary. May require PFD/life jackets, SCBA/respirators, hard hats, and eye protection. Seniority level
Entry level Employment type
Full-time Job function
Management and Manufacturing Industries
Maritime Transportation
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Third Mate with Pilotage-Key Lakes/Great Lakes Fleet (MM&P) at Keystone Shipping Co. Are you looking for a change in your Maritime Career? Have you ever wanted to sail on the Great Lakes? If so, then this position is for you! Key Lakes/Great Lakes Fleet is looking for Mates to sail with us on the Great Lakes. If this is the career change you are looking for, then grab your credentials and apply today. We would be glad to welcome you onboard! Job Purpose
The mate supervises and coordinates activities of crew aboard ships, boats, barges, or dredges. Responsibilities
Stands the 8–12 navigation watch Fills out the trip sheets Fills out the Army Corps of Engineers Vessel Operation Report Inventories and maintains all medical equipment and kits Develops and maintains good customer relations for the fleet Other functions as assigned by the Captain Required Qualifications
Merchant Mariner Credentials: First Class Pilot of vessels of unlimited tonnage upon the Great Lakes between Duluth, Gary and Buffalo and Between Port Weller and Cape Vincent (preferred) Mate of self-propelled vessels not including auxiliary sail Mate of unlimited tonnage upon Great Lakes and Inland Waters/upon Oceans/near coastal waters Radar Observer Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) Willing to live 7 days a week in a remote environment with limited access to medical supplies and personnel Licenses and qualifications maintained as required by regulation, current and future Good health in compliance with USCG NVIC 04-08 including vision and hearing requirements Written and verbal command of the English language Preferred Qualifications
Merchant Mariner Credentials: Bridge Resource Management Training 0–2 years of sailing experience Physical Requirements
Pass the Physical Standard as published in USCG NVIC 04-08. May require standing, sitting, crouching, or lying prone for long periods. Work in confined spaces. May need to navigate tripping hazards, uneven and rolling decks, and climb stairs and ladders. May need to push, pull, lift, or hoist equipment up to 127–157 pounds. Work Environment
Seasonal weather in the Great Lakes region, including cold winters and hot, humid summers. Exposure to loud sounds requiring hearing protection. Some cargo may contain salt, silica, coal, and other hazardous dusts requiring respirators. Equipment
Operate communication systems and navigation suite equipment. Use bosun's chair and fall protection as necessary. May require PFD/life jackets, SCBA/respirators, hard hats, and eye protection. Seniority level
Entry level Employment type
Full-time Job function
Management and Manufacturing Industries
Maritime Transportation
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