Deck Rigging & Vessel Operations Specialist

Chouest; Louisiana; Hybrid; USD 50,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Edison Chouest Offshore is seeking a shipboard crew member in the United States Gulf region to perform deck and maintenance duties, conduct lookout, and participate in safety drills. The role includes painting, cleaning, lines handling and lifeboat operations, with a strong emphasis on adherence to USCG regulations and safety protocols.

Expect rotating 12-hour shifts, potential overtime, and routine training.

Responsibilities

• Performs assigned tasks including bridge watch.
• Maintains ship surfaces, lines, running gear and related gear in safe condition.
• Report shortcomings to the Master.
• Adheres to company policies, USCG and environmental regulations.
• Works seven days a week on a rotating schedule with 12-hr shifts (may extend up to 14 hrs).
• Cleans, paints and does general housekeeping on the vessel.
• Handles lines for vessel mooring.
• Stands lookout for safety hazards and communicates with the officer on watch.
• Overhauls lifeboats, lifeboat gear and rigging; operates winch/falls.
• Cleans interiors; sweeps and mops vessels.
• Turns the bridge wheel or uses emergency steering as directed.
• Participates in safety drills and training; provides on-the-job training.
• Assembles rigging to lift/move equipment; directs crane operators.
• Collects and disposes of garbage; maintains waste segregation.
• Holds a valid Merchant Mariner Credential.
• Safety-sensitive duties include lifesaving and firefighting equipment handling.
• Compliance with Stop Work Authority for safety/environment risks.
• All crew are considered safety-sensitive and subject to USCG drug/alcohol testing.

Job description

Edison Chouest Offshore is seeking a shipboard crew member in the United States Gulf region to perform deck and maintenance duties, conduct lookout, and participate in safety drills. The role includes painting, cleaning, lines handling and lifeboat operations, with a strong emphasis on adherence to USCG regulations and safety protocols.

Expect rotating 12-hour shifts, potential overtime, and routine training.