C-Port Marine Services has the following openings at NAS Pensacola starting
October 1.

Port Captain - The Port Captain shall have extensive experience operating
under a variety of operating conditions requiring precise navigation,
station keeping, close quarter maneuvering, docking and undocking,
operations transferring personnel between vessels, precision anchoring,
towing, and overall responsibility for all vessel systems and machinery.
He/she shall be well versed in International and Inland Rules of the Road
and radio communications. *Licensed USCG Master of Inspected Motor Vessels
of not less than 200 gross tons in near coastal waters, with at least five
years of experience operating under this or a higher license.

Port Operations Manager - Minimum of five years experience related to Port
Operations Management duties. Ability to develop administrative procedures,
maintain excellent liaison with other site departments, develop computer
based reports and databases and supervise personnel.

Assistant Port Captain- Will have experience operating under conditions
requiring precise navigation, station keeping, close quarter maneuvering,
precision anchoring, towing, and overall responsibility for all vessel
machinery. *Licensed USCG Master of Inspected Motor Vessels of not less 500
gross tons in near coastal waters, with three years of experience operating
under this or a higher license as well as a Marine Radio Operator Permit
license.

Maintenance Department Manager - The Maintenance Department Manager shall
have at least five years experience in the management of maritime and
shore-side maintenance programs, including outboard and inboard propulsion
and auxiliary engine maintenance, vessel electrical, electronic, and
pneumatic systems maintenance, motor vehicle and support equipment
maintenance and development and management of Quality Management Programs.
He/she must have experience managing predictive, preventive, and corrective
maintenance programs, developing maintenance data trending reports,
management of personnel, repair of shipboard electrical systems (450V,
24VDC, 115 VAC, and 400 Hz power distribution systems), standard Navy
interior communications (IC) including EOT, sound powered telephone, E-call
system, 21MC &1/6MC systems, wrong direction alarm, propulsion and
electrical generator alarms. *USCG Licensed Designated Duty Engineer for
motor vessels of not less than 4000 hp motor propulsion.

Maintenance Department Assistant Manager
The Maintenance Department Assistant Manager shall have at least five years
experience as an engineer aboard similar sized vessels conducting routine
operation, predictive, preventive and corrective maintenance and repairs of
outboard and inboard propulsion and auxiliary engine maintenance, vessel
electrical, electronic, and pneumatic systems maintenance, motor vehicle and
support equipment maintenance, fire suppression systems, and implementation
of Quality Management Programs. He/she must have experience developing
maintenance data trending reports, managing personnel, repairing of
shipboard electrical systems (450V, 24VDC, 115 VAC, and 400 Hz power
distribution systems), standard Navy interior communications (IC) including
EOT, sound powered telephone, E-call system, 21MC &1/6MC systems, wrong
direction alarm, propulsion and electrical generator alarms. * USCG
Licensed Designated Duty Engineer for motor vessels of not less than 1000
hp, with three years experience in supervision over engineering, deck,
firefighting and emergency equipment and three years experience involvement
with routine operation preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance and
repairs of shipboard systems. *USCG Licensed Designated Duty Engineer for
motor vessels of not less than 4000 hp motor propulsion.

If you are interested in one of these positions, please forward your resume
via email to or fax to 907-562-5901.

So which of these jobs were you fired from?

Vito wrote:

C-Port Marine Services has the following openings at NAS Pensacola starting
October 1.

Port Captain -

Maintenance Department Manager -

Maintenance Department Assistant Manager

"Vito" wrote in message ...

Whats it pay?
Will they pay relocation?
Benifits?
Any chance for advancement? Say Port Admiral or something?
What kind of vessels? What industry?
Are these new positions or did everyone quit?
Do you work for C-port Veto?
Is dock space provided for the port captain's boat?

Joe

"DSK" wrote in message
...
So which of these jobs were you fired from?

Sorry, but I'm not even qualified to get fired from them ... but I figured
some of the supermen on this NG might be.

"Joe" wrote in message
om...
"Vito" wrote in message
...

Whats it pay?
Will they pay relocation?
Benifits?
Any chance for advancement? Say Port Admiral or something?
What kind of vessels? What industry?
Are these new positions or did everyone quit?
Is dock space provided for the port captain's boat?

I dunno, email them and ask.

Do you work for C-port Veto?

No, but I work for the same tribe.

Vito wrote:
Sorry, but I'm not even qualified to get fired from them ... but I figured
some of the supermen on this NG might be.

Navvie is of course supremely qualified, but as for the rest IFAIK Joe
and 'otnmbrd' are the only regulars with USCG licenses. Upon discharge
from Uncle Sam's canoe club, I was handed a steam engineers license but
have never used it (no steam cars any more).

Pensacola is a pretty good place for sailing.

DSK