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| Military Sealift Command This website posts civilian seagoing positions with MSC, serving aboard vessels that provide fuel, provisions, and other support duties to U.S. Naval Vessels at sea. See the third item on their menu bar. Please be aware that this link takes you to a third part government site and that the resources you see are a page of the website of the Military Sealift Command that posts civilian jobs. It is not a resource of this website nor is it affiliated with this website. |
| Additional links to resources for marine employment, maritime jobs, and information related to jobs with government agencies, municipalities, research vessels, tugs, ferries, tour boats. Contact information for tugboat and towboat companies, marine transportation companies and other employers and job positions within the maritime industry, shoreside and on commercial vessels. As pointed out on the previous page... job seekers should be aware that jobs related to yachts and cruise lines may not be U.S. jobs...the vessels may be registered under the flag of another nation, and as such may not be subject to laws under the U.S. Dept of Labor or OSHA. |
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These pages and links can be of interest to anyone looking to learn more about
labor opportunities and marine employment aboard commercial vessels. Keep in
mind there are maritime jobs out there you won’t ever see posted on company
websites or job databases like Monster.com or Jobs.com. As in any industry,
many jobs in the marine industry are filled by word of mouth, by people moving up
the ladder, or reserved for in-house apprenticeship paths. Naturally, the more
contacts and larger a network you have, the better your chances of landing a good
job….which is kind of obvious.
But still…even if you don’t have an uncle who’s a dispatcher for a tugboat
company or a cousin who runs an excursion boat, there are many places to look
for maritime employment. There may be fewer deep water merchant marine jobs
than in the decades following World War II, but there are positions and jobs out
there…..on the offshore, inland, and river waterways of the United States,
including the Great Lakes. The cruise industry has grown immensely in the past
decade, with some cruise ships now operating under the U.S. flag.
Marine employers regularly solicit resumes for captains, mates, engineers, oilers,
able seamen, deckhands, QMED, cooks, stewards, fish processors and other
positions, but the availability of jobs changes with demand. Opportunities arise
aboard tugboats, towboats, research vessels, riverboats, ferries, water taxis,
yachts, excursion boats, casino boats, cruise ships, survey vessels and fishing
vessels, to name a few.
labor opportunities and marine employment aboard commercial vessels. Keep in
mind there are maritime jobs out there you won’t ever see posted on company
websites or job databases like Monster.com or Jobs.com. As in any industry,
many jobs in the marine industry are filled by word of mouth, by people moving up
the ladder, or reserved for in-house apprenticeship paths. Naturally, the more
contacts and larger a network you have, the better your chances of landing a good
job….which is kind of obvious.
But still…even if you don’t have an uncle who’s a dispatcher for a tugboat
company or a cousin who runs an excursion boat, there are many places to look
for maritime employment. There may be fewer deep water merchant marine jobs
than in the decades following World War II, but there are positions and jobs out
there…..on the offshore, inland, and river waterways of the United States,
including the Great Lakes. The cruise industry has grown immensely in the past
decade, with some cruise ships now operating under the U.S. flag.
Marine employers regularly solicit resumes for captains, mates, engineers, oilers,
able seamen, deckhands, QMED, cooks, stewards, fish processors and other
positions, but the availability of jobs changes with demand. Opportunities arise
aboard tugboats, towboats, research vessels, riverboats, ferries, water taxis,
yachts, excursion boats, casino boats, cruise ships, survey vessels and fishing
vessels, to name a few.
| National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration ==================================== Jobs resources for work aboard NOAA Reseach Vessels |
| Marine Jobs New York City Dept of Environmental Conservation Deck & Engine Positions Wards Island |
| Staten Island Ferry Jobs Resources for Jobs with New York City Ferry Operations Department of Transportation |
| Staten Island Ferry This website posts positions with the New York City Department of Transportation for employment aboard the Staten Island Ferry. Please be aware that this link takes you to a third part government site and that the resources you see are a page of the website of the New York City Department of Transportation that posts these jobs. It is not a resource of this website nor is it affiliated with this website. |
These maritime jobs vary in licensing and experience requirements, ranging
from unlicensed positions to requirements for 100 ton, 200 ton, 1600 ton, and
unlimited tonnage or unlimited horsepower licenses for master, mate, and
engineer positions. Some employers seek Coast Guard mate’s licenses, or
mates of towing vessel licenses, 200 gross tons or greater, or Coast Guard
master’s licenses, or master of towing vessel licenses, 200 tons or greater. The
work schedules may vary, from full-time, part-time to seasonal marine
employment. Some employers may require a merchant mariner’s document, or
“Z” Card and STCW 95 endorsement, while others might not have requisites of
any kind.
Below and to the right is a small incomplete list of marine transportation
companies that post maritime jobs on their websites. Directly below are tugboat
and towboat positions sought by employers. They are positions the companies
may recruit for on a regular basis…or that may have been seen recently on the
sites of tug and barge companies. Some marine employers do not collect
unsolicited resumes…but rather, respond to candidates applying for a particular
position. I hope this information is helpful to mariners and others interested in
learning more about labor and employment on the water.
from unlicensed positions to requirements for 100 ton, 200 ton, 1600 ton, and
unlimited tonnage or unlimited horsepower licenses for master, mate, and
engineer positions. Some employers seek Coast Guard mate’s licenses, or
mates of towing vessel licenses, 200 gross tons or greater, or Coast Guard
master’s licenses, or master of towing vessel licenses, 200 tons or greater. The
work schedules may vary, from full-time, part-time to seasonal marine
employment. Some employers may require a merchant mariner’s document, or
“Z” Card and STCW 95 endorsement, while others might not have requisites of
any kind.
Below and to the right is a small incomplete list of marine transportation
companies that post maritime jobs on their websites. Directly below are tugboat
and towboat positions sought by employers. They are positions the companies
may recruit for on a regular basis…or that may have been seen recently on the
sites of tug and barge companies. Some marine employers do not collect
unsolicited resumes…but rather, respond to candidates applying for a particular
position. I hope this information is helpful to mariners and others interested in
learning more about labor and employment on the water.
| Marine Positions Aboard Sludgeboats This website posts positions with the New York City Department of Environmental Protection for employment at the Ward's Island Wastewater Facility and aboard sludgeboats. Please be aware that this link takes you to a third part government site and that the resources you see are a page of the website of the New York City Department of Environmental Protection that posts these jobs. It is not a resource of this website nor is it affiliated with this website. |
Many towing, transportation and marine salvage
companies throughout the U.S. have human resources
offices or websites that post maritime employment
opportunities. The tour boat and sightseeing boat industry
also regularly solicits for deck and engine personnel, as
well as personnel for bartending, concession, hospitality
and ticket handling duties. Superyachts, megayachts, and
other yachts also post for crew positions for captains,
mates, engineers, deckhands, stewards, stewardesses.
Here are addresses for some marine transportation
companies that can be contacted to learn of maritime
employment opportunities:
Roehrig Maritime L.L.C.
Location: New York State - Long Island
One School Street - Suite 202
Glen Cove, New York 11542
Telephone: (516) 676-2900
K-Sea Transportation
Location: New York State - New York City
3245 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, New York 10303
Bouchard Transportation Company, Inc.
Location: New York State - Long Island
58 South Service Road
Melville, New York 11747
Tel: (631) 390-4900
Foss Maritime Company
Locations: West Coast - Pacific Northwest
Seattle, Washington
Portland, Oregon
Long Beach - Los Angeles, California
San Francisco - Richmond, California
Human Resources Department
660 W. Ewing Street
Seattle, WA 98119
companies throughout the U.S. have human resources
offices or websites that post maritime employment
opportunities. The tour boat and sightseeing boat industry
also regularly solicits for deck and engine personnel, as
well as personnel for bartending, concession, hospitality
and ticket handling duties. Superyachts, megayachts, and
other yachts also post for crew positions for captains,
mates, engineers, deckhands, stewards, stewardesses.
Here are addresses for some marine transportation
companies that can be contacted to learn of maritime
employment opportunities:
Roehrig Maritime L.L.C.
Location: New York State - Long Island
One School Street - Suite 202
Glen Cove, New York 11542
Telephone: (516) 676-2900
K-Sea Transportation
Location: New York State - New York City
3245 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, New York 10303
Bouchard Transportation Company, Inc.
Location: New York State - Long Island
58 South Service Road
Melville, New York 11747
Tel: (631) 390-4900
Foss Maritime Company
Locations: West Coast - Pacific Northwest
Seattle, Washington
Portland, Oregon
Long Beach - Los Angeles, California
San Francisco - Richmond, California
Human Resources Department
660 W. Ewing Street
Seattle, WA 98119
| Marine Positions Aboard NOAA Research and Utility Vessels This website posts positions with the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration for employment on its vessels. Please be aware that this link takes you to a third part government site and that the resources you see are a page of the website of the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration that posts these jobs. It is not a resource of this website nor is it affiliated with this website. |
The following are
crew positions
come up regularly
with towing and
transportation
companies.
Sometimes different
job titles are used
for the same
position. It
sometimes comes
down to a company’
s preference for
using a given name
for a particular
position. Some
companies identify a
position as being
licensed…others
leave off the word
“licensed”, but from
the job descriptions,
Coast Guard
licensing
requirements
become clear.
▪ Tug Captain
▪ Master
▪ Tug Mate
▪ Mate
▪ Deckhand Trainee
▪ Deckhand
▪ Able Body Seaman
▪ Port Engineer
▪ Engineer
▪ Chief Engineer
▪ Assistant Engineer
▪ Certified Able
Seaman
▪ Ordinary Seaman
▪ Barge Captains
▪ Barge Mates
▪ Deckhands (OS)
▪ Tankermen
crew positions
come up regularly
with towing and
transportation
companies.
Sometimes different
job titles are used
for the same
position. It
sometimes comes
down to a company’
s preference for
using a given name
for a particular
position. Some
companies identify a
position as being
licensed…others
leave off the word
“licensed”, but from
the job descriptions,
Coast Guard
licensing
requirements
become clear.
▪ Tug Captain
▪ Master
▪ Tug Mate
▪ Mate
▪ Deckhand Trainee
▪ Deckhand
▪ Able Body Seaman
▪ Port Engineer
▪ Engineer
▪ Chief Engineer
▪ Assistant Engineer
▪ Certified Able
Seaman
▪ Ordinary Seaman
▪ Barge Captains
▪ Barge Mates
▪ Deckhands (OS)
▪ Tankermen
| ADDITIONAL MARITIME EMPLOYMENT LINKS and marine job resources. These include information about marine jobs with the maritime industry. This includes links to employment sites, fishing industry sites, yacht crew sites, and towing and marine transportation companies. These companies typically hire captains, mates, chief engineers, QMED, engineers, able seamen, deckhands, tankermen, stewards, cooks for employment offshore and on the inland waters of the United States. Some positions require Coast Guard licenses while some entry level jobs with training programs for working up the ladder. |
These are positions which have recently been
seen on the NYCDOT website:
▪ High Pressure Boiler Operator - Floating Equipment
▪ Boiler Maker
▪ Ship Carpenter
▪ Procurement Analyst
▪ Special Projects Manager for Safety & Security -
Staten Island Ferry
▪ High Pressure Plant Tender
▪ Marine Oiler - Ferry Operations
▪ Chief Marine Engineer - Staten Island Ferry
▪ Assistant Captains - Staten Island Ferry
▪ Construction Project Manager, Level II - Ferry
Operations
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United States - Washington, D.C. - Nationwide
National Oceanographic & Atmospheric Administration
On its site, NOAA says it frequently recruits for these
positions:
Engineering Department
▪ Chief Marine Engineer, C/E
▪ 1st Assistant Engineer, 1st A/E
▪ 2nd Assistant Engineer, 2nd A/E
▪ 3rd Assistant Engineer, 3rd A/E
▪ Junior Engineer
▪ Engine Utilityman
▪ Oiler
▪ Wiper
▪ General Vessel Assistant
Deck Department
▪ Chief Boatswain
▪ Boatswain Group Leader
▪ Lead Fisherman
▪ Deck Utilityman
▪ Seaman Surveyor
▪ Skilled Fisherman
▪ Able Seaman
▪ Fisherman
▪ Ordinary Seaman
▪ Ordinary Fisherman
▪ General Vessel Assistant
Stewards
▪ Chief Steward
▪ Chief Cook
▪ Second Cook
▪ General Vessel Assistant
Survey
▪ Chief Survey Technician
▪ Senior Survey Technician
▪ Survey Technician
▪ Assistant Survey Technician
The website says applicants must be U.S. citizens.
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United States - New York State - New York City - Ward’s
Island
Wastewater Treatment
City of New York Department of Environmental
Protection
These are positions which have recently
been seen on NYCDEP website:
▪ Second Mate
▪ Third Assistant Engineer (Diesel)
▪ Marine Oiler
▪ Captain (Sludgeboat)
▪ Mariner
seen on the NYCDOT website:
▪ High Pressure Boiler Operator - Floating Equipment
▪ Boiler Maker
▪ Ship Carpenter
▪ Procurement Analyst
▪ Special Projects Manager for Safety & Security -
Staten Island Ferry
▪ High Pressure Plant Tender
▪ Marine Oiler - Ferry Operations
▪ Chief Marine Engineer - Staten Island Ferry
▪ Assistant Captains - Staten Island Ferry
▪ Construction Project Manager, Level II - Ferry
Operations
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-
United States - Washington, D.C. - Nationwide
National Oceanographic & Atmospheric Administration
On its site, NOAA says it frequently recruits for these
positions:
Engineering Department
▪ Chief Marine Engineer, C/E
▪ 1st Assistant Engineer, 1st A/E
▪ 2nd Assistant Engineer, 2nd A/E
▪ 3rd Assistant Engineer, 3rd A/E
▪ Junior Engineer
▪ Engine Utilityman
▪ Oiler
▪ Wiper
▪ General Vessel Assistant
Deck Department
▪ Chief Boatswain
▪ Boatswain Group Leader
▪ Lead Fisherman
▪ Deck Utilityman
▪ Seaman Surveyor
▪ Skilled Fisherman
▪ Able Seaman
▪ Fisherman
▪ Ordinary Seaman
▪ Ordinary Fisherman
▪ General Vessel Assistant
Stewards
▪ Chief Steward
▪ Chief Cook
▪ Second Cook
▪ General Vessel Assistant
Survey
▪ Chief Survey Technician
▪ Senior Survey Technician
▪ Survey Technician
▪ Assistant Survey Technician
The website says applicants must be U.S. citizens.
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United States - New York State - New York City - Ward’s
Island
Wastewater Treatment
City of New York Department of Environmental
Protection
These are positions which have recently
been seen on NYCDEP website:
▪ Second Mate
▪ Third Assistant Engineer (Diesel)
▪ Marine Oiler
▪ Captain (Sludgeboat)
▪ Mariner
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