Ship Captain

About the job

Offshore Aviation Group is seeking an 100T Master for our operation aboard the M/V St. George.

About Us

Offshore Aviation Group is a veteran-owned company that offers a range of services designed to support the warfighter. Whether we provide maritime or aviation support assets, deployed communications, or logistics support around the globe, OAG can quickly and precisely provide our customers with the assets and expertise they need. WE BELIEVE IN SOLUTIONS THAT MOVE EACH AND EVERY CLIENT FORWARD. To do that, we need the best leaders and the best crew onboard.

About You

This person will be team-oriented leader, adaptable, dynamic, and embody the common goal of operating a growing fleet of commercial vessels which support the Department of Defense and other projects.

About the Position

Job Title: 100-Ton Maritime Boat Captain

Position Overview:

The 100-ton maritime master is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of a vessel, ensuring its compliance with all applicable maritime regulations, safety standards, and operational procedures. This position requires extensive knowledge of maritime navigation, vessel operation, weather conditions, and safety protocols.

Key Responsibilities:

Vessel Navigation:

Operate and navigate the vessel on scheduled routes.

Plan and adjust routes based on weather conditions, tides, and other environmental factors.

Ensure accurate charting, steering, and positioning of the vessel.

Crew Supervision:

Oversee the crew, providing direction and guidance during operations.

Ensure crew members are properly trained and perform their duties safely and efficiently.

Assign tasks to crew members as needed and maintain discipline and morale on board.

Safety and Emergency Management:

Enforce safety protocols and ensure the crew and passengers are familiar with emergency procedures.

Conduct regular safety drills and inspections of life-saving equipment (life vests, rafts, fire extinguishers, etc.).

Act quickly and efficiently in case of emergency situations, such as accidents or sudden weather changes.

Regulatory Compliance:

Ensure the vessel complies with all local, state, and federal maritime laws and regulations (e.g., U.S. Coast Guard standards).

Keep required logs, including vessel maintenance, fuel usage, and crew hours.

Ensure that the vessel’s safety equipment is inspected and maintained according to regulatory standards.

Communication and Reporting:

Maintain clear communication with port authorities, passengers, and other maritime vessels.

Report daily operations and any incidents to company management or authorities.

Ensure the vessel is properly documented and all permits are in place.

Maintenance and Upkeep:

Oversee routine maintenance of the vessel to ensure it is in good working order.

Perform or coordinate minor repairs and inspections.

Ensure cleanliness and organization of the vessel’s interior and exterior.

Customer Service (if applicable):

Provide excellent customer service for passenger-based vessels, ensuring comfort and safety during the trip.

Address any passenger concerns or questions professionally and courteously.

Required Qualifications:

Maritime Certification: USCG Captain's License (100-Ton or equivalent), with appropriate experience for the type of vessel (205' x 40') OSV

Experience: At least 2-5 years of experience in boat operation or maritime industry (commercial). Prior Military Experience is valuable.

Navigation Skills: Strong knowledge of maritime navigation, chart plotting, and weather interpretation.

Safety Knowledge: Understanding of safety regulations, lifesaving equipment, and emergency procedures.

Physical Fitness: Ability to perform physically demanding tasks, including standing for long periods, lifting, and responding to emergencies.

Communication Skills: Clear communication skills for working with crew, passengers, and authorities.

First Aid Certification: Basic first aid and CPR certifications are often required.

Preferred Qualifications:

Knowledge of specific vessel systems (Cummins Engines, propulsion, electrical systems).

Additional certifications such as STCW (Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers).

Experience with specific types of Offshore Supply Vessels.

Work Environment:

Typically work on the bridge in varying weather conditions.

May require extended hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Travel over water may be required, with periods spent away from home, depending on the contract schedule.

This position requires a responsible, experienced, and safety-conscious individual who is capable of managing both the vessel and the crew effectively.

Hitches: Full time rotation 24/14 or as required by contract

Benefits: Company Provided Healthcare, QSEHRA, Matching 401K or Pension, Vacation Pay