Fleet Utility Worker

Overview

This shoreside position involves various facility and fleet maintenance and upkeep duties.

The job does not require service as a crew member for the operation of any specific vessel.

Responsibilities



* Line handling.


* Coordinate fleet services.


* Coordinate facility services.


* General upkeep of fleet grounds.


* General upkeep of facility grounds.


* Purchase supplies for day-to-day operations.


* Complete projects assigned by fleet maintenance coordinator.


* Maintain inventory of emergency supplies.


* Maintain inventory/readiness of hurricane response equipment.


* Coordinate daily management of waste facilities, including trash and oil.


* Perform carpentry work.


* Operate small equipment including lawn equipment, tractors, ATVs.


* All other duties as assigned.

Qualifications



* Ability to obtain CDL if necessary.


* Ability to work weekends if needed.


* Light carpentry skills.


* General construction and repair knowledge.


* Basic computer skills.

Competencies:


* Safety Procedures and Practices: Understanding and implementing safety protocols, including emergency procedures, hazardous material handling, and personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements.


* Problem-Solving and Analytical Skills: Identifying and resolving issues related to barge safety, equipment, and cargo operations, requiring critical thinking and analytical abilities.


* Adaptability and Flexibility: The ability to work in diverse environments, handle unexpected situations, and adapt to changing priorities.


* Teamwork and Collaboration: Working effectively with other inspectors, vessel personnel, and stakeholders to ensure smooth and safe operations.

Education:


* High school diploma or GED.

Experience:


* Deckhand experience preferred.


* Mechanical and construction experience preferred.

Special Requirements:


* Ability to adapt to changing weather conditions.


* Ability to work around water.

Physical Activities & Requirements:


* Work Classification: Medium work-lifting no more than 50 pounds at a time with frequent lifting or carrying of objects weighing up to 25 pounds.


* Pushing/Pulling: Requires occasional pushing/pulling of equipment or tools (e.g., moving hoses, adjusting fittings) up to 50 pounds, typically 1-2 hours per shift.


* Standing: 6-8 hours per day during inspections and repairs on barges.


* Walking: 2-3 hours per day, navigating barge decks and dock areas.


* Sitting: 1-2 hours per day, primarily during documentation or breaks.


* Frequent climbing of ladders or stairs to access barge decks (up to 10 times per shift).


* Occasional crawling or movement through enclosed spaces (e.g., void tanks, cargo compartments) during internal inspections, typically 1-2 hours per shift.


* Other Physical Demands: Must be capable of occasional heavy lifting or carrying of 50 pounds (e.g., tool...