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A: Each internship is depending on current needs. By working together with a team of others, you will have a chance to gain professional experience that extends beyond your field of study.
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A: Each internship is depending on current needs. By working together with a team of others, you will have a chance to gain professional experience that extends beyond your field of study.
A: To view a list of available internships, visit our careers page at www.tiarayachts.com/careers or visit your college/university handshake job board. more
A: There is opportunity, however, it is depending upon available funds and needs. This is a case-by-case situation.
Note: Tiara obtains all cost for pre-employment physicals and background checks.
A: Recruiting for internship positions typically begin in February through April for the following summer. Please submit your resume at hr@tiarayachts.com
Click here to view our current list of career opportunities . ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED ONLINE, THROUGH OUR CAREER PORTAL.
Overview: Maintain the vessels in a state of readiness to perform work for customers as needed. Perform work as directed by captain and/or mate of vessel and assist engineer as requested. Job includes pulling and handling heavy lines, wires, and hoses; working on multiple barge types; safely making and breaking tow with barges; general vessel maintenance; and other tasks that may be assigned from time to time.
Responsibilities: The job responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:
• Deck must be cleaned and free of lines.
• Make up all tows as directed by Captain or Mate. Deckhands are to be trained to perform the following skills in addition to other skills required by the captain or mate.
• Use the radio
• Knot tying, line/wire splicing, make up and handle heaving lines and messengers
• Make up and throw heaving lines
• Perform lubrication services
• Properly tie off barge tows
• Give proper direction and distance signals and information
• Steering the tug
• Fuel tug
• Paint inside and outside of tug on an on-going basis
• Empty trash, clean heads and galley daily
• Remove all garbage and clean all decks at decrew
• Clean heads on tugs daily
• Loading supplies
• General cleanup of tugs and barges
• General cooking and galley duties as may be required
Qualifications:
• Must have a Coast Guard Merchant Mariners Document.
• Must have a valid TWIC.
• Must be able to comprehend and respond and carry out specific orders from the Captain or Mate.
• Ability to communicate effectively with captain, mate, co-workers, dispatchers, and customers in English.
• Ability to learn and make application of safety awareness, injury prevention, and firefighting.
• Carry out essential job responsibilities and duties listed above with a minimum of direction.
• Must be able to understand and use information contained in cargo information cards and material safety data sheets.
• Must be able to read, speak, and understand English over telephone and/or radio.
• Valid state driver’s license.
• Previous work experience helpful but not necessary.
Job Condition and Environment:
• Exposure to all weather conditions (rain, ice, snow, heat, wind, heavy seas, etc.)
• Ability to live in tight spaces and get along with crew members for extended periods of time.
• Must not be afraid of heights.
• Work aboard boats and barges using pike poles, heavy lines, winches, mechanical tools for repairs, paint, thinner, paint brushes/rollers, paint chipping tools, cleaning solvents, kitchen utensils/cookware, power cords.
• Must be able to perform the functions set forth in the attached job analysis and physically fit enough to pull heavy lines/hoses, lift, carry heavy items, climb onto barges and up and down ladders, and bending and twisting during boat/barge tie up.
Expected Hours of Work:
• Ability to adapt to a variety of schedules and hours
• Able to work weekends, holidays, and at night. Willing to take call outs.
Stasinos Marine offers competitive benefit and compensation packages. We are an Equal Employment Opportunity and Drug Free Work place. Pre-employment drug testing is required.
Location: Various on the US East Coast and Gulf Coast
Job Type: Full-time
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
101 Academy Drive
Buzzards Bay , MA 02532
United States more
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
101 Academy Drive
Buzzards Bay , MA 02532
United States
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
101 Academy Drive
Buzzards Bay , MA 02532
United States
“Captain” is a legal term reserved for boaters who have completed their captain’s license course and obtained their credentials through the merchant marine. Fortunately for purely recreational boaters, you don’t need an official license to sail a small vessel for fun. It’s when you are operating commercially – such as on a yacht delivery – or taking along paying crew that a license becomes necessary. more
If you live in an area where boating is popular, chances are that there is a school nearby that offers a captain’s license course. I took classes with the United States Maritime Academy, and I wasn’t disappointed. My father also obtained his captain’s license credentials through the same school. here
Remember – when a hurricane hits, you will be the one trying to figure out how to keep the crew alive, while the owner is sitting by a pool somewhere sipping margaritas and watching the storm on CNN.
To get your credentials, you must also pass a drug test and physical exam from your doctor, as well as a background criminal check. The merchant marine has extremely high standards, so if you take opioid pain pills or have even the smallest thing on your record, chances are you will be denied your license. They expect all working captain’s to be squeaky clean, and knowing that lives are at stake, I’m glad that they do. here
• Include your height, weight, and gender: When applying for an MMC only (no medical certificate application/physical included), please be sure to include your height, weight, and gender in your application submission. These data points are needed to produce your MMC and are currently not requested on the CG-719B application form. A future revision to this form will include these data fields.
Below are a few important things that will help streamline application processing:
The Coast Guard is working to reduce these times and return credential delivery to within its stated performance goals.
• PDF only: Submit MMC and/or medical certificate applications electronically in PDF format only. Do not submit pictures of documentation taken with a smart phone or in other digital formats (jpeg, .png, etc.). These will not be accepted. NOTE: The new size limit for electronic application submissions is 35 MB, so it is no longer necessary to submit multiple smaller files. Also, you will not receive an auto-generated response acknowledging receipt of your application. The NMC is currently unable to provide this service. Duplicate submissions of application packages are not necessary.
• Apply 90 days in advance: Consider applying early and submitting your MMC and/or medical certificate application at least 90 days in advance of when you would anticipate needing a credential.
• Ensure application packages are complete: 50% of all application submissions require additional information. Verify the file sent electronically is also complete, paying particular attention to any double-sided documents in your package. Did you scan both sides? Checklist guides are available on the NMC website to assist you.