Captain, Vessel Safety & Operations Leader

Hornblower Corp; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Hornblower Corp in Boston seeks an experienced Captain to oversee safe operation, crew supervision, and regulatory compliance aboard our vessel. The captain directs day-to-day activities and ensures all minimum qualifications are met.

You will manage navigation, safety drills, maintenance, and reporting, coordinating with Operations and shore management. The role requires a 100-Ton Inland Master license, TWIC, USCG prerequisites, and strong teamwork.

Qualifications

• Detail oriented and situational awareness.
• Strong radar and navigation skills are required.
• Safety focus and teamwork is essential.

Responsibilities

• The Captain is the company’s onboard manager and representative.
• Responsible for safe and efficient operation and navigation of the vessel.
• Ensures proper manning per COI and accurate passenger counts.
• Responsible for crew training and adherence to USCG and regulations.
• Report accidents/incidents promptly and complete forms.
• Maintain vessel appearance and cleanliness.
• Perform preventative maintenance on multiple systems.
• Ensure engine room inspections are conducted.
• Document maintenance in Wheel-House Software.
• Conduct safety drills per USCG and policy.
• Lead daily job briefings and log outcomes.
• Ensure crew compliance with policies.
• Comply with Coast Guard and local regulations.
• Adhere to Emergency Response Plan.
• Other duties as assigned.

Skills

Detail oriented

Radar & navigation

Safety & teamwork

Customer service

Education

100-TON Master Inland License

TWIC

Marine Radio Operator Permit

First Aid/CPR

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Job description

Hornblower Corp in Boston seeks an experienced Captain to oversee safe operation, crew supervision, and regulatory compliance aboard our vessel. The captain directs day-to-day activities and ensures all minimum qualifications are met.

You will manage navigation, safety drills, maintenance, and reporting, coordinating with Operations and shore management. The role requires a 100-Ton Inland Master license, TWIC, USCG prerequisites, and strong teamwork.