Tugboat Engineer
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Curtin Maritime
Seattle, Washington, United States
1 day ago
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Job Description
Curtin Maritime has multiple openings for tugboat engineers. Engineers work with the Port Engineer and Vessel Captain to run, maintain and troubleshoot tug electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical systems; operate tow winches; keep records in the Vessel Management System; and manage deckhands on projects. The level (Engineer I–V) sets the pay band and credential requirements, from OS/Wiper up to DDE Any HP. Higher levels cover ocean tugs, heavy repairs and overhauls, repowers, drydock management and SOP writing. Applicants can live anywhere in the US; Curtin pays for and coordinates travel to and from the vessel. Benefits: medical, dental, vision, STD, AD&D/life and a 401(k) with match. Vessel type: Tugboats (inland, coastal and ocean) Schedule: project-specific days and hours, with significant time away from home, long hours, weekends and offshore travel Pay tiers: Engineer I $450–550/day; II $550–650; III $650–750 (DDE 1000); IV $750–800 (DDE 4000); V $800–875 (DDE Any HP – 500 Ton) Physical: lift 40 lb; must be able to swim Apply: use the Apply button to go to the employer's own careers page.
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Curtin Maritime
Seattle, Washington, United States
1 day ago
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Job Description
Curtin Maritime has multiple openings for tugboat engineers. Engineers work with the Port Engineer and Vessel Captain to run, maintain and troubleshoot tug electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical systems; operate tow winches; keep records in the Vessel Management System; and manage deckhands on projects. The level (Engineer I–V) sets the pay band and credential requirements, from OS/Wiper up to DDE Any HP. Higher levels cover ocean tugs, heavy repairs and overhauls, repowers, drydock management and SOP writing. Applicants can live anywhere in the US; Curtin pays for and coordinates travel to and from the vessel. Benefits: medical, dental, vision, STD, AD&D/life and a 401(k) with match. Vessel type: Tugboats (inland, coastal and ocean) Schedule: project-specific days and hours, with significant time away from home, long hours, weekends and offshore travel Pay tiers: Engineer I $450–550/day; II $550–650; III $650–750 (DDE 1000); IV $750–800 (DDE 4000); V $800–875 (DDE Any HP – 500 Ton) Physical: lift 40 lb; must be able to swim Apply: use the Apply button to go to the employer's own careers page.
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Curtin Maritime
Seattle, Washington, United States
1 day ago
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Job Description
Curtin Maritime has multiple openings for tugboat engineers. Engineers work with the Port Engineer and Vessel Captain to run, maintain and troubleshoot tug electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical systems; operate tow winches; keep records in the Vessel Management System; and manage deckhands on projects. The level (Engineer I–V) sets the pay band and credential requirements, from OS/Wiper up to DDE Any HP. Higher levels cover ocean tugs, heavy repairs and overhauls, repowers, drydock management and SOP writing. Applicants can live anywhere in the US; Curtin pays for and coordinates travel to and from the vessel. Benefits: medical, dental, vision, STD, AD&D/life and a 401(k) with match. Vessel type: Tugboats (inland, coastal and ocean) Schedule: project-specific days and hours, with significant time away from home, long hours, weekends and offshore travel Pay tiers: Engineer I $450–550/day; II $550–650; III $650–750 (DDE 1000); IV $750–800 (DDE 4000); V $800–875 (DDE Any HP – 500 Ton) Physical: lift 40 lb; must be able to swim Apply: use the Apply button to go to the employer's own careers page.
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Curtin Maritime
Seattle, Washington, United States
1 day ago
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Job Description
Curtin Maritime has multiple openings for tugboat engineers. Engineers work with the Port Engineer and Vessel Captain to run, maintain and troubleshoot tug electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical systems; operate tow winches; keep records in the Vessel Management System; and manage deckhands on projects. The level (Engineer I–V) sets the pay band and credential requirements, from OS/Wiper up to DDE Any HP. Higher levels cover ocean tugs, heavy repairs and overhauls, repowers, drydock management and SOP writing. Applicants can live anywhere in the US; Curtin pays for and coordinates travel to and from the vessel. Benefits: medical, dental, vision, STD, AD&D/life and a 401(k) with match. Vessel type: Tugboats (inland, coastal and ocean) Schedule: project-specific days and hours, with significant time away from home, long hours, weekends and offshore travel Pay tiers: Engineer I $450–550/day; II $550–650; III $650–750 (DDE 1000); IV $750–800 (DDE 4000); V $800–875 (DDE Any HP – 500 Ton) Physical: lift 40 lb; must be able to swim Apply: use the Apply button to go to the employer's own careers page.
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Curtin Maritime
Seattle, Washington, United States
1 day ago
View Job
Job Description
Curtin Maritime has multiple openings for tugboat engineers. Engineers work with the Port Engineer and Vessel Captain to run, maintain and troubleshoot tug electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical systems; operate tow winches; keep records in the Vessel Management System; and manage deckhands on projects. The level (Engineer I–V) sets the pay band and credential requirements, from OS/Wiper up to DDE Any HP. Higher levels cover ocean tugs, heavy repairs and overhauls, repowers, drydock management and SOP writing. Applicants can live anywhere in the US; Curtin pays for and coordinates travel to and from the vessel. Benefits: medical, dental, vision, STD, AD&D/life and a 401(k) with match. Vessel type: Tugboats (inland, coastal and ocean) Schedule: project-specific days and hours, with significant time away from home, long hours, weekends and offshore travel Pay tiers: Engineer I $450–550/day; II $550–650; III $650–750 (DDE 1000); IV $750–800 (DDE 4000); V $800–875 (DDE Any HP – 500 Ton) Physical: lift 40 lb; must be able to swim Apply: use the Apply button to go to the employer's own careers page.
