Boat Captain, Marine
energy job shopDavant (LA)
About the role
Marine Push Boat Captains - United Bulk Terminals - 2 weeks on/1 week off - Davant, LAHost Crewing, LLC is seeking experienced Push Boat Captains to join their team at United Bulk Terminals in Davant, Louisiana. This role involves the safe navigation and management of push boats and their crews, supporting one of the largest bulk terminals on the Mississippi River. Ideal candidates will have strong leadership skills, relevant maritime licenses, and the ability to work a rotational schedule in challenging conditions.
Perks & Benefits:
Full-time, rotational schedule (2 weeks on / 1 week off)
Work at a major bulk terminal facility
Opportunity to supervise and lead a crew
Exposure to a dynamic and safety-focused work environment
Competitive Wages
What You’ll Need:
Minimum license: 200 Ton Master, inland, with towing and radar endorsement (100 Tons with towing endorsement considered case-by-case)
Valid TWIC and US Driver’s License
Previous experience as Master of a twin-screw tug engaged in fleet work
Excellent communication skills for interaction with crew, shore staff, and customers
Ability to work 2 weeks on / 1 week off schedule, including holidays and weekends
Proficiency with Microsoft Office, PDFs, HELM, and related technology
Physical ability to meet”fit for duty“ requirements, including lifting up to 75 pounds, climbing ladders, and working in all weather conditions
Ability to direct, evaluate, and correct performance of subordinates
What Will Make You Stand Out Adaptability and flexibility in a high-growth, entrepreneurial environment
Strong decision-making and execution skills
Collaborative and team-oriented mindset
Honesty and integrity in all actions
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