1600 Ton Master Mate

Job Posting: 1600 Ton Master Mate

Job Description

Complete Logistical Services is excited to announce an opening for the position of 1600 Ton Master Mate. This role is a key component of our maritime operations and offers an exciting opportunity for qualified candidates seeking a dynamic and rewarding career in the marine sector. This is a contract/temporary position that allows for full remote work, enabling flexibility and convenience for the right candidate.

The 1600 Ton Master Mate plays a critical role in our operations, tasked with ensuring the safe and efficient handling of our vessels. As a leader and a pivotal member of the maritime team, the ideal candidate will bring a deep understanding of nautical protocols along with proven experience in navigation and vessel management.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Navigate and operate vessels up to 1600 gross tons.
• Plan routes, monitor weather conditions, and ensure safe navigation at all times.
• Supervise docking, undocking, and towing operations to guarantee they are conducted safely and efficiently.
• Maintain detailed logs of all vessel operations, including navigation charts and vessel equipment status.
• Coordinate with marine engineers to manage and resolve any mechanical issues onboard.
• Carry out regular inspections of deck equipment, lines, and winches to maintain operational standards and safety.
• Report any maintenance needs and operational anomalies directly to management, ensuring timely resolution and minimal disruption.

Requirements

• Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC) with appropriate endorsements for a 1600-Ton Master or Mate.
• Current USCG Medical Certificate, ensuring medical fitness for duty at sea.
• Water Survival certification must include T-HUET, BOSIET, or FOET to ensure preparedness for offshore emergencies.
• Rigging certification that complies with the API-RP-2D standard, confirming skills in safe rigging practices.
• Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) for access to secure maritime facilities.
• Training certifications such as Safegulf, PEC, or Rig Pass, which are crucial for safety compliance in the industry.
• Proven ability to operate and handle vessels of up to 1600 gross tons coupled with thorough knowledge of maritime law and regulations.
• Strong leadership skills and the ability to supervise and train a seafaring crew effectively.
• Excellent communication skills, capable of maintaining clear lines of communication both onboard and with onshore facilities.
• Capability to manage stress and make critical decisions in high-pressure environments.
• Hourly rate is equivalent to $800 day rate