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Harbor Pilot

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Harbor Pilot Job Summary We are seeking experienced and safety-focused Harbor Pilots to join our marine operations team. This vital role involves the safe navigation, maneuvering, and operation of vessels within harbor, river, and industrial marine environments. If you possess strong boat-handling skills, sound judgment, and a commitment to safety and professionalism, this is an excellent opportunity to advance your maritime career and contribute to our dynamic operations. Responsibilities Safely operate harbor boats, push boats, and assist vessels in docking, undocking, shifting, and positioning. Maneuver barges and vessels in confined waterways, locks, docks, and terminals, coordinating with deck crews. Maintain responsibility for vessel safety, crew awareness, and compliance with company policies, US Coast Guard regulations, and maritime laws. Monitor river and harbor conditions, traffic, weather, tides, and currents to ensure safe vessel movement. Maintain clear radio communication with dispatch, port authorities, lock operators, and other vessels. Respond to emergencies, including mechanical failures, fire, man-overboard situations, and spill response, following established procedures. Conduct pre- and post-trip vessel inspections, report deficiencies, and ensure vessels are seaworthy. Lead deck crew operations, provide guidance, and support training to ensure efficient and safe operations. Complete logs, reports, and regulatory documentation accurately and on time. Requirements Valid US Coast Guard license and medical certification appropriate for vessel type and tonnage (or ability to obtain). Ability to read, write, and communicate effectively in English. Valid driver's license and Transportation Worker's Identification Credential (TWIC). Ability to meet physical demands, including climbing ladders and working in extreme weather conditions. Must meet vision, hearing, and respiratory requirements, including passing a pulmonary function test (>85%). Willingness to work away from home for 12-hour shifts, including weekends and holidays, with additional hours as operational needs require.

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