Role OverviewThe primary function of a Tank Barge PIC is to prepare the barges that are assigned and complete loading and discharging of oil, refined and petrochemical cargoes. The Tank Barge PIC must communicate with dock personnel and ensure that each person participating in the transfer of product understands what the product is, and how it should be transferred and protected. The Tank Barge PIC normally works a rotating 6 days on, and 3 days off schedule.
What You Will Do
Walk 2-3 miles per day, climb a 90-degree vertical ladder 25-30 ft, lift 60-75 pounds, and perform engine room maintenance responsibilities.
Why It Might Be a Fit
Must be able to endure harsh environment, which includes extreme temperature, rain, ice, sleet, wind wave action and long hours during transfers. Ability to use firefighting/spill containment equipment communicates with dock personnel, maintain documentation, and assist in training new personnel.
Requirements
- Tank Barge PIC License is REQUIRED
- Must possess a valid and current merchant mariners document with a Tank Barge PIC endorsement under 46 CFR 12/20 et seq. and a current and valid driver’s license
- Must pass a company-approved test
- Must have successfully completed Kirby Corporation's training school for Tank Barge PIC
- Must be able to pass certification requirements of 46 CFR Part 197 Subpart C – Benzene
- Must be able to satisfy all United States Coast Guard Chemical Drug Testing Programs for Vessel Personnel as found in 46 CFR Part 16
Benefits
- Ability to use firefighting/spill containment equipment
- Ability to communicate with dock personnel
- Ability to maintain documentation
- Ability to assist in training new personnel
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