Tugboat Mate & Crew Leader — Tow Ops Pro

Centerline Logistics; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Centerline Logistics in Washington state seeks a seasoned Tug Master to act as second in command and, if needed, assume command for the Captain. You will safely maneuver tow operations, supervise deckhands, and maintain vessel readiness.

You will need a valid 200-ton near coastal USCG license with towing endorsement, radar observer and firefighting training, and strong English communication to direct crew and ensure safety.

Qualifications

• Experience as a Mate or Master of a tug hauling oil barges.
• Must be able to communicate in English and effectively direct workers in assigning jobs and seeing them through to completion.
• Must be able to train assigned workers.
• Must be able to fairly evaluate subordinates.
• Must have valid First aid/ CPR certificates.
• Complete HAZWOPER training within 90 days of hire.
• Must have a valid state driver’s license.

Responsibilities

• Stands wheelhouse watch alternating with captain.
• Oversees safety of vessel including all installed equipment and inspections thereof.
• Maintains chart and publication corrections.
• Instructs Deckhands in seamanship skills.
• Assist Captain in barge landings and communicate distances and directions to Captain accurately.
• Determine the need for and assign lookouts as necessary.
• Inspect for cleanliness of vessel.
• Inventory supplies and order as appropriate.
• Monitor onboard usage to ensure supplies are utilized efficiently.

Skills

English communication

Train assigned workers

Lead/supervise crew

Education

Minimum 200 Ton Mate Near Coastal USCG license with towing endorsement

Tools

Radar observer endorsement

GMDSS and ECDIS preferred

Job description

Centerline Logistics in Washington state seeks a seasoned Tug Master to act as second in command and, if needed, assume command for the Captain. You will safely maneuver tow operations, supervise deckhands, and maintain vessel readiness.

You will need a valid 200-ton near coastal USCG license with towing endorsement, radar observer and firefighting training, and strong English communication to direct crew and ensure safety.