What are the responsibilities and job description for the DECKHAND/DECKHAND 2/FLEETMATE position at C&B MARINE LLC?
Job Overview
A C&B Marine Deckhand/Deckhand2/Fleetmate is responsible for making tow, inspecting tow, locking, painting, and cleaning as assigned by the pilot. An ideal deckhand/deckineer is a team player who can work in all weather conditions, enjoys learning new skills in a fast-paced environment, and is interested in a rewarding long-term career. Although this is an entry level position, those who can demonstrate a willingness to learn and work hard may be rewarded with advancement opportunities.
Responsibilities/Job Content
- Make up tow, switch barges at docks, operate winches and ratchets and couplings
- Ride the head of the tow as a lookout
- Handle line (including splicing and throwing lines)
- Chip and paint vessel and tow
- Shingle minor cracks in vessels
- Assist the port engineer in managing scheduled maintenance and engine room log
- Assist in the repair of all machinery and equipment on board the vessel
- Report all equipment failures or hazardous conditions to the pilot-on-watch
- Monitor the amount of fuel and operating fluid (fuel, lube, oil, water, bilge, etc.) onboard and report findings to the pilot-on-watch
- Ensure that all fire extinguishers are properly charged and tagged
- Maintain a clean and tidy personal quarter and workspace free of spillage and equipment that is not in use
- Grease rudders, jockey bars, bushings and deck fittings
- Dewater barges as necessary
- *Train new employees on C&B practices
- Safety Sensitive Responsibilities including first responder duties
- *Perform engine room maintenance
- All other duties as directed by the pilot or person-in-charge or his designate.
- Perform all tasks in accordance with C&B Marine safety and environmental policies