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Tankerman
Vane Brothers
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
1 day ago
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Job Description
Tankerman aboard Vane Brothers liquid-cargo barges. Stands watch opposite and takes direction from the barge captain, and acts as Person in Charge during cargo transfer. OS or AB endorsement (AB is required on ATBs for voyages beyond the lines of demarcation). Loads and unloads barge to ballast specifications, prepares hoses, monitors intake and lightering, checks tank levels with a gauge gun, walks the 110-365 ft barge, spots the barge for docking and tie-up, ventilates tanks and does general maintenance on motors, engines, pumps, generators, electrical and hydraulic systems. Bunkering experience preferred. Full benefits; paid monthly. Vessel type: Tank barge Vane Brothers is a Baltimore-based Jones Act tug and barge operator. The listing shows no vessel home port or pay; location is set to the Baltimore headquarters. Regular schedule is an even-time rotation (2 weeks on/2 weeks off or 3 on/3 off per the company's mariner page). Newly hired fleet crew go through an evaluation or training period. Apply: use the Apply button to go to the employer's own careers page.
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Job Description
Tankerman aboard Vane Brothers liquid-cargo barges. Stands watch opposite and takes direction from the barge captain, and acts as Person in Charge during cargo transfer. OS or AB endorsement (AB is required on ATBs for voyages beyond the lines of demarcation). Loads and unloads barge to ballast specifications, prepares hoses, monitors intake and lightering, checks tank levels with a gauge gun, walks the 110-365 ft barge, spots the barge for docking and tie-up, ventilates tanks and does general maintenance on motors, engines, pumps, generators, electrical and hydraulic systems. Bunkering experience preferred. Full benefits; paid monthly. Vessel type: Tank barge Vane Brothers is a Baltimore-based Jones Act tug and barge operator. The listing shows no vessel home port or pay; location is set to the Baltimore headquarters. Regular schedule is an even-time rotation (2 weeks on/2 weeks off or 3 on/3 off per the company's mariner page). Newly hired fleet crew go through an evaluation or training period. Apply: use the Apply button to go to the employer's own careers page.
