Commercial Diver

Underwater Mechanix UMX•Jacksonville, FL

113d•$30 - $38•Onsite

About The Position

The ADCI Certified Commercial Diver is responsible for performing underwater construction, inspections, repairs, and maintenance in accordance with industry standards, client requirements, and regulatory guidelines. This is a safety-sensitive position requiring strict adherence to operational protocols and company policies.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (GED)
Diploma from an accredited commercial diving school
Experienced Commercial Diver: 1 year or more of commercial diving experience
Current ADCI certification
Current Dive Log Book
Valid ADCI Dive Physical (or ability to obtain prior to employment)
First Aid / CPR / O2 Provider Current Certification
Valid state-issued driver's license with a clean driving record
Ability to pass a federal background check and drug screening
Ability to obtain and maintain required federal installation access credentials
Willingness to travel and work in remote, marine, and field environments.
Knowledge of underwater construction practices and commercial diving safety protocols.
Proficiency with underwater tools and equipment.
Ability to read and follow technical instructions.
Physical ability to lift and move up to 50 lbs. repetitively.
Excellent situational awareness and risk assessment capability.

Nice To Haves

Passport

Responsibilities

Perform commercial dives in compliance with ADCI guidelines and UMX safety protocols.
Conduct underwater inspections, cutting, welding, fitting steel, concrete work, and installation tasks.
Set up, test, maintain, and operate diving equipment, tools, and support systems.
Conduct routine and preventive maintenance of all dive gear and associated machinery.
Operate construction equipment such as forklifts, telehandlers, and bobcats as required.
Follow dive plans and verbal/written instructions from supervisors.
Document work progress and report hazards, delays, or safety issues to project leadership.
Comply with all client, local, state, and federal safety regulations and site-specific policies.
Travel to various job sites.
Work extended hours, including evenings, weekends, and holidays, as necessary to meet project timelines.