Harbor Vessel Traffic Controller

Port of Corpus Christi Authority; Corpus Christi (TX); On-site; USD 59,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary paid bi-weekly

Texas County & District Retirement (TQ

Health insurance (medical, dental & V)

Paid leave and holidays

Job summary

Port Corpus Christi Authority (PCCA) is seeking an energetic Vessel Traffic Controller to monitor and manage vessel movements in the harbor. The role involves tracking vessels, cargo, and facility usage, and coordinating with ship agents and the Coast Guard for safe, efficient operations.

The incumbent will operate VTIS systems, CCTV, and coordinate berthing with stevedores and railroads while ensuring compliance with PCCA rules.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• TWIC credential and valid driver’s license required.
• Associates degree in Computer Science or equivalent IT experience preferred.
• Experience in Vessel Traffic Service operations is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Compiles and reports data regarding vessels, cargo, damages, personnel and facility utilization.
• Monitors VTIS systems, CCTV, and coordinates with vessel agents and pilots.
• Coordinates berth assignments with stevedores, railroads, agents and other maritime personnel.
• Communicates with Coast Guard and PCCA stakeholders on vessel movements and operations.
• Ensures compliance with PCCA rules and safety procedures.

Skills

VTS operations

Customer service

Communication

Data entry

Problem solving

Education

High school diploma or GED

TWIC credential

Valid driver’s license

Associate degree in Computer Science

Job description

Port Corpus Christi Authority (PCCA) is seeking an energetic Vessel Traffic Controller to monitor and manage vessel movements in the harbor. The role involves tracking vessels, cargo, and facility usage, and coordinating with ship agents and the Coast Guard for safe, efficient operations.

The incumbent will operate VTIS systems, CCTV, and coordinate berthing with stevedores and railroads while ensuring compliance with PCCA rules.