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American Commercial Barge Line is seeking a skilled Marine Mechanic to maintain and repair the towboat fleet, ensuring propulsion and auxiliary systems are in top condition. You will perform routine maintenance, troubleshoot issues, and document all work to support safe, efficient operations along the waterways.
The role requires a minimum high school diploma or GED, a valid TWIC, and a driver’s license, with 5+ years in mechanical maintenance preferred.
Job Title: Marine Mechanic
Company: American Commercial Barge Line
Location: Channelview, TX
Job Type: Full-Time; Hourly
Are you a skilled Marine Mechanic ready to dive into a challenging and rewarding career working on vessels along the iconic Mississippi River and its tributaries? The Marine Mechanic maintains the towboat fleet in proper working condition by making necessary adjustments and repairs to the machinery and equipment on fleet vessels. Responsibilities include the inspection, routine maintenance, maintenance and repair planning, and troubleshooting of main propulsion machinery, auxiliary machinery, and various vessel systems. Join our team to ensure the operational efficiency and safety of our fleet as we navigate the waterways.
American Commercial Barge Line (ACBL) is one of the largest and most diversified marine transportation companies in the U.S. Our legacy of providing the nation with the most economical, safest, and greenest mode of transportation dates all the way back to 1915, when we began moving coal on the Kentucky River. We offer a wide range of career paths in both operations and support services. Whether you are interested in working on the river or in an office, we are always searching for the best of the best to join our ACBL team.
Non-Exempt
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