Barge Operations Supervisor

Overview The Barge Operations Supervisor will be responsible for all Tankerman activities, training, transfer inspections, audits, evaluations, and assignments. Responsibilities Supervise all regional crewed Tankerman activities during transfer operations and provide continuous on the job training. Routinely conduct transfer inspections and audits of all regional barge operations. Conduct initial tankerman skills review and yearly performance evaluations. Responsible for the hiring process of new tankermen. Directly supervise complicated or sensitive transfer operations at the direction of the Director of USEC Operation and/or Sr. Port Captain. Assist with annual ABS, USCG and Sire inspections. Coordinate and present at scheduled crew meetings and training sessions. Work closely with companywide team members to ensure a safe, efficient, and reliable operation. Participate in the development of new programs, policies, and procedures to enhance quality of operation. Submit weekly operational reports to the Director of USEC Operation. Cover barge scheduling as needed. Conduct transfer operations if required. Work closely with shore side maintenance to ensure barges are properly maintained. Other duties as assigned by Operations Manager, Company Regional Director, or Manager of Barge Operations. Qualifications At least 10 years of tank barge experience with a minimum of 5 years in the ship bunkering service and terminal to terminal moves. A USCG Issued MMC with an endorsement of Barge DL PIC. Must have a good working knowledge of all State and Federal regulatory compliance regarding the transfer and carriage of petroleum products over water. Be able to provide leadership and direction to AB/PIC. Must possess a high degree of management communications oral and written. Proficient computer skills using Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook. Be able to maintain direction and composure under extreme conditions and meet established goals and objectives. Must be a self-motivator and be able to motivate others. Must be able to communicate effectively and direct workers in assigning jobs and seeing them through to completion. Must be able to train assigned workers and fairly evaluate subordinates. Must be able to understand and use information in cargo information cards and safety data sheets. Operate diesel engines, cargo pumps, hydraulic booms, cargo gear, gate valves, and butterfly valves. Valid state driver’s license. Valid TWIC. Must be able to read, speak, and understand English over telephone and/or radio. Must not be afraid of heights. Job Condition and Environment Must be able to perform the job functions and be physically fit enough to pull heavy lines/hoses; lift or carry heavy items; climb onto barges; climb up and down ladders; bend and twist during boat/barge tie up. Exposure to all weather conditions (rain, ice, snow, heat, wind, heavy seas, etc.) Use of air purifying respirator, Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), air monitoring equipment, hearing protection, VHF radio, hand tools, tow lines, high level alarms and thermometer. Expected Hours of Work Normal office hours are 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Take communications 24 hours a day, including weekends, concerning changes in schedules and conditions. Traveling to other locations will be required, typically 10% of the time. Benefits We offer Medical, Dental, Vision, Life and AD&D options to our employees and their eligible dependents after meeting Company requirements. 401(k) options, Disability Insurance, sick pay, vacation pay, 10 paid holidays per calendar year (subject to work schedule) and Healthcare and/or Dependent Care FSAs are also available to our employees after meeting Company requirements. All benefits information may be subject to change based on any current or updated benefit plan year changes and/or Collective Bargaining Agreements. Equal Employment Opportunity We are an Equal Employment Opportunity and Drug Free Workplace. Pre-employment drug testing is required. #J-18808-Ljbffr