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Elevate Marine Group

5 Year Survey-Nola Beth

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What they do

A Sailor, Deckhand, or Marine Oiler operates boats and equipment on boats and manages sails on sailboats. Performs a variety of manual labor tasks on boats and cargo vessels, including hauling goods, operating equipment, or cleaning the boat. Lubricates parts of marine equipment to maintain boat engines and auxiliary equipment.

$47,160 / year median in South Carolina

+7% projected growth

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Job Description

About the Opportunity & Our Culture The
NOLA BETH
is completing her 5-Year Special Survey in South Carolina and is preparing to enter active service. We are mobilizing a full initial crew to arrive Our recruitment philosophy is simple: We hire for character as much as credentials. We believe in building ONE team—where transparent communication, mutual respect, uncompromising safety, and professional growth come standard. If you take pride in your seamanship, hold high operational standards, and value a strong, supportive crew culture, we want you on board.
Now Recruiting All Positions:
Captains & Mates (Z-Drive Experience Required) Chief Engineers & Assistant Engineers Able Seamen (AB) &
Deckhands Key Logistics & Compensation:
Target Arrival Date:
TBD Joining Location:
South Carolina Shipyard Travel Allowance:
Provided for
Crew Changes Rotations:
Competitive, regular equal rotations
Compensation:
Industry-leading day rates paid bi-weekly
Vessel Particulars:
Vessel Type:
230 Class Offshore Supply Vessel (OSV)
Dimensions:
230 ft x 56 ft x 18 ft (
GRT:
1,706 |
Deadweight:
2,825 LT)
Power & Propulsion:
4,750 HP (2 x Caterpillar 3516B) with
Schottel Z-Drives Cargo Capacities:
7,008 sq. ft. Clear Deck | 7,300 BBL Liquid Mud | 6,740 cu. ft.
Dry Bulk Credential & Experience Requirements:
Minimum License:
Valid
USCG MMC
rated for
OSV 3,000 GT
(or equivalent/higher tonnage).
Propulsion Experience:
Proven Z-Drive operational experience is
REQUIRED
for deck officers.
Certifications:
Valid
STCW , TWIC
, and USCG Medical Certificate . (
Note:
Dynamic Positioning / DP Certification is NOT required).
Pay:
$275.00 - $850.00 per day
Work Location:
In person