Shore Tankerman
canal barge companyBaytown (TX)
About the role
Shore TankermanCanal Barge LLC Shore Tankerman are our internal experts in the transfer of liquid cargos. Qualified candidates must be safety conscious and able to work in a physically demanding environment. Shore Tankerman must be on-call and be able to travel independently. All applicants must have favorable work references and a valid driver's license and must pass a pre-employment physical examination and drug screen. Tankermen must hold a U.S. Merchant Mariner's endorsement as a PIC/DL, and must possess a current, valid TWIC.I. Primary Job DutiesConduct transfers of liquid cargosFollow all safety, environmental, and barge processes to conduct incident-free transfersConduct inspections of barges prior to conducting transfersPerform minor maintenance and repair of barges and pumps as necessaryInspect all safety and transfer equipmentPerform liaison role with customer dock personnelServe as first-line emergency respondersPhysical requirements of the job include climbing ladders and stairs, repetitive bending and stooping, lifting heavy marine equipment, and lifting objects from various levels ranging from 10-100 poundsII.
Requirements:
Minimum 5-10 years Shore Tankerman Experienced/ 2nd Issue of License A valid Driver's License A high school diploma or equivalencyAble to pass a background checkAble to pass a physical which includes a respirator fit test and requires candidate to be clean shavenMust live in the Houston areaMust have Heater/Boiler ExperienceSplit Load qualified- preferredCanal Barge Company and its subsidiaries are Equal Opportunity Employers - All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, age, protected veteran or disabled status, or genetic information.
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