USCG 100-Ton Vessel Captain On-Call Research Fleet

Monmouth University; West Long Branch (NJ); On-site; USD 62,000 - 69,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Earned sick leave

Bookstore discount

Cultural activities access

Job summary

Monmouth University on the Main Campus in West Long Branch, NJ seeks an On-Call Vessel Captain to support the Marine Environmental Biology and Policy program and the Urban Coast Institute. The role involves operating and maintaining vessels, supporting student training, and conducting contract research in fisheries and hydrographic surveys.

The position requires a USCG 100-ton license, STCW basic credential (or to obtain within 6 months), TWIC, and ability to work evenings or weekends.

Qualifications

• Experience as captain or senior crew on research, commercial, or military vessels.
• US Coast Guard Master- Near Coastal Waters, 100-ton license required.
• TWIC credential mandatory for access to port facilities.
• First Aid, CPR, and AED training certification required.
• Driver’s license with clean record; no major violations recent years.
• STCW basic credential or obtain within 6 months of hire.
• Vessel trailering capabilities for up to 30 feet.
• Physical ability for fieldwork and lifting up to 50 lbs.
• Ability to work evenings, weekends, and extended hours.

Responsibilities

• Oversee operation, maintenance, servicing and repair of University vessels, vehicles and trailers.
• Other duties as assigned

Skills

USCG 100-ton license

TWIC credential

First Aid/CPR/AED

Valid driver’s license

STCW credential

Vessel trailering

Field work readiness

Ladder/climb safety

Evenings/weekends availability

Tools

GPS survey equipment

Hydrographic data sondes

Vessel safety equipment

Hypack (sampling/positioning software)

Job description

Monmouth University on the Main Campus in West Long Branch, NJ seeks an On-Call Vessel Captain to support the Marine Environmental Biology and Policy program and the Urban Coast Institute. The role involves operating and maintaining vessels, supporting student training, and conducting contract research in fisheries and hydrographic surveys.

The position requires a USCG 100-ton license, STCW basic credential (or to obtain within 6 months), TWIC, and ability to work evenings or weekends.