DREDGE DECKHAND - (Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida)

Encore Dredging Partners•Mount Vernon, AL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a highly qualified candidate for the position of experienced Dredge Deckhand who can meet the requirements. This position will require frequent travel and reliable transportation. Employees are provided with per diem to cover their own lodging expense. Applicants must meet all of the listed qualifications to be considered for the position. Candidates will be required to demonstrate their ability to meet and perform these requirements upon hire. The Deckhand is responsible for the care and custody of their boat, tool, winches, jigger pumps, anchor barge, and skidder barge. They are also responsible for the care of any other equipment on the job and performing the duties prescribed by supervisory personnel. This can include helping in the engine room or on the disposal area D.A. and the operation of the anchor barge and skidder barge. Prior knowledge of the roles and duties as required is essential. Applications that do not provide sufficient dredge experience, detailed work history, job responsibilities, and accurate employment dates will be disqualified. We do not provide transportation; this is the employee's responsibility. You will be assigned to dredges based on the company's operational needs. We are unable to make accommodations based on an employee's home location. While we strive to accommodate requests when possible, we cannot guarantee such accommodations will be made. This is not for a live-on dredge. We provide per diem, and employees are responsible for their lodging and meals.

Requirements

Verifiable dredge experience and qualifications
Frequent travel and reliable transportation
High School degree or equivalent
Two or more years of experience as Deckhand
Excellent safety and mechanical skills
Ability to meet physical requirements of the position
Must be able to successfully pass all pre-employment testing (drug test, fit test) in addition to random drug and alcohol testing
Must be authorized to work in the US

Nice To Haves

Bilingual in Spanish is a plus

Responsibilities

Upholds the Company’s commitment to an injury-free workplace; leads and models safe work practices
Follows all safety rules and regulations as well as all company policies and procedures
Works safely around machinery; observes and instructs others in proper equipment use; uses/wears all required PPE
Inspects vessel daily and reports the results of the inspection to the operator
Performs inspection of the anchor barge and skidder barge. Notates results of the inspection on the daily checklist for each shift. Inspections should not be limited to the checklist on the logs. Documents and corrects anything that could affect the crew's safety, the vessel's seaworthiness, or the vessel's mechanical integrity
Inspects tools and supplies daily on board the vessel as per the tool and supply checklist
Performs inspection of barges and the floating pipe. The night deckhand is responsible for inspecting lights on the pontoon lines
Maintains excellent housekeeping of the vessel. Coils ropes and stores them as soon as they are untied, picks up tools, and stores them when not used. Keeps the decks of all barges, boats, the dredge, and the landing area clean and free of debris
Keeps decks clean and free of trip hazards as well as clean and free of oil spills on the deck, in the bilge, and the water
Handles ropes and pontoon lines
Assists with repairs on the boats, dredge, or DA as directed
Maintains vessel in a good safe condition. Greases all grease fittings, changes fuel filters, light bulbs, spotlights, work lights, engine room, and wheelhouse lights
Assists crew as directed with repairs and maintenance