Tankerman

The Inland Tankerman is responsible for safely and efficiently loading and unloading tank barges and loading, transferring, and discharging liquid cargoes pursuant to all applicable U.S. Coast Guard regulations. The Inland Tankerman’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:

Safely performing the duties of the Person-In-Charge (PIC) by loading, transferring, and discharging liquid and chemical products onboard tank barge.
Safely and efficiently carrying out the duties of a member of the deck crew onboard inland towing vessel and barge.
Completing Declarations of Inspection (DOIs) and Job Safety Analyses (JSAs).
Performing hourly checks of the vessel and engine room and logging the activity.
Performing and maintaining routine maintenance on vessels and tank barges.
Reporting maintenance issues to wheelhouse personnel.
Understanding and applying emergency response procedures, Coast Guard regulations, terminal operating guidelines, machinery operating and repair manuals, and other pertinent information.
Effectively and professionally communicating with boat and dock personnel by radio, telephone, and voice communications.
Assisting wheelhouse personnel in the completion of all safety drills (monthly/quarterly).
Other standard duties routine housekeeping duties, and general maintenance.
Catching lines on deck fittings, working lines at locks, casting lines free when getting underway, and assisting in the navigation of the boat.
Using hand tools, power tools, painting equipment, and personal protective equipment as directed.