What are the responsibilities and job description for the Deck Crew - Temporary (Landing Craft Vessel) position at Prince William Sound Aquaculture Corp?
Seaday rate of $230-$270/day DOE
The Deck Crew works on board the M/V Alaskan Challenger and requires living on the vessel during work rotations. Work rotations are on an anticipated 4 weeks on vessel and 2 weeks off vessel schedule.
The anticipated work schedule for this position is listed below, observing a 4 week on vessel and 2 week off vessel rotation
- 03/23 Arrival into Cordova, AK
- 03/24 - 12/18 Vessel Freight Services to PWS Hatcheries (observe rotation schedule)
- 12/19 Deliver Vessel to Cordova
Category: Temporary
Location: M/V Alaskan Challenger, PWS ports and hatchery sites
Supervisor's Title: Vessel Manager/Captain
Payroll Classification:
- Seadays and Fuel Operations, daily, exempt
- Shipyard, hourly, non-exempt
Essential Functions: Work performed on the PWSAC vessel while at sea, in port, shipyard or hatchery location as duties require. Must be able to move about freely; work outdoors in all weather conditions; ability to lift and carry 50 pounds; ability to climb stairs and ladders; work around water - on docks and floats; ability to climb aboard and about vessels and small aircraft; dexterity to maneuver through tight spaces and good balance on uneven, wet surfaces and in rough water; use radios, compasses, electronic navigational equipment, telephones and computers unimpaired. Must be able to read, write, speak and understand the English language. Must be able to hear and see to receive verbal and written instructions.
Basic Function: The Deck Crew functions as part of barge operations in the transport of freight, fuel and personnel to and from the hatchery sites and ports located in Prince William Sound.
Primary Responsibilities: The responsibilities of the position are to provide immediate support to the Captain in the execution of deck duties, vessel maintenance and vessel navigation for safe and efficient freight transport.
Description of duties and tasks:
Duties and tasks may be required at inconvenient times and with short notice, however, must be carried out, unless prior arrangements have been made.
Deck Duties
The Deck Crew duties include, but are not limited, to the following
- handle lines and fenders during docking and undocking
- assist in the loading, securing, stowing and unloading of cargo and fuel transport vehicles
- assist in operation of deck equipment
- following policies and procedures, utilizing preventative measures, to avoid contamination to the environment
- assist passengers as needed for safe embarking and disembarking
Vessel Maintenance
The Deck Crew duties, related to maintenance, include but are not limited to the following
- maintenance and upkeep of the vessel's structures, duties which could include chipping, scraping, cleaning, priming and painting
- machinery and equipment preventative maintenance as assigned, i.e. filter changes, oil changes, etc.
- maintain the vessel in a clean and orderly fashion
- wash salt spray from vessel, freight and tanker vehicles after sailing
- assist with embarking provisions and supplies onboard
- remove garbage and waste
- snow removal
Safety
- know the location of fire extinguishers, flare kits, line throwing devices and any other safety related equipment
- participate in safety drills and Coast Guard inspections as scheduled
- the crew member will report to the vessel in a timely manner, fit and ready for duty.
Disclaimer: Duties and responsibilities described are not a comprehensive list, and additional tasks may be assigned from time to time. The scope of the job may change as necessitated by business demands.
Salary : $230 - $270
