What are the responsibilities and job description for the Marine Captain (100GT Auto / Passenger Vessel) position at Fisher Island Community Association?
Job Description
Job Description
Job Overview
The Marine Captain is responsible for the operation of an auto and passenger ferry vessel not to exceed 100gt. The captain directs the ferry's activities and operates the vessel safely and efficiently. This position serves as the primary contact while the vessel is in operation to ensure compliance with applicable state and federal laws and regulations.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
- Must safely navigate inland waters in a highly trafficked vessel convergence area.
- Safety of passengers, Deckhands, Mechanics and maintenance personnel on board the vessel.
- Responsible for the response to any emergency condition that occurs while in transit or moored.
- Report vessel malfunctions, and any unsafe conditions to port captains immediately.
- Arrive for duty fifteen minutes before shift for briefing by off-going officer.
- First line supervisor of Deckhands that are assigned to the vessel.
- Fill out ships log; keep an ongoing log of trips, vehicles, and any events.
- Comply with all Fisher Island standards (i.e., grooming, conduct, policies and procedures).
- Be familiar with both company and departments policies and procedures, rules and regulations.
- Knowledge of all safety systems and procedures.
- Must actively monitor marine VHF Radio Ch 16, 13 and company radio frequencies.
- Able to work any shift, including flexible schedules, nights, weekends and holidays.
- Perform other duties as requested by FICA management.
Qualifications
Physical Demands and Work Environment
Licenses, Certifications, Registration : Requires a Driver’s License, USCG Merchant Mariners Credentials Master- 100 GRT (Inland Waters) Current USCG Medical Card and Marine Radio Operators licenses.
Benefits
Company Description
Fisher Island’s history is rooted in humble beginnings. Started in 1905 and completed in 1911, the dredging of Government Cut resulted in the separation of a small island at the intersection of Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. It wasn’t until Miami Beach founder and developer, Carl Fisher, purchased the island that its history truly began.
Today, Fisher Island is known all over the world and is home to more than 700 families representing more than 45 nationalities. Lauded for its exclusivity and privacy, Fisher Island features some of the finest amenities in the world. Fisher Island Community Association prides itself on serving the island’s residents and guests with the highest quality service and professionalism.
Company Description
Fisher Island’s history is rooted in humble beginnings. Started in 1905 and completed in 1911, the dredging of Government Cut resulted in the separation of a small island at the intersection of Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. It wasn’t until Miami Beach founder and developer, Carl Fisher, purchased the island that its history truly began. Today, Fisher Island is known all over the world and is home to more than 700 families representing more than 45 nationalities. Lauded for its exclusivity and privacy, Fisher Island features some of the finest amenities in the world. Fisher Island Community Association prides itself on serving the island’s residents and guests with the highest quality service and professionalism.
