Svitzer
Rating
Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.
“Rating at Svitzer. Skills: Maritime work, Towage support. Carry out routine checks. Perform basic maintenance”
Industry & Context.
Think clearly; Adapt when conditions change
Stepping in at short notice
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
General Purpose Hand Near Coastal Certificate of Competency, Valid AMSA Medical, Current Provide First Aid certificate, Current Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation certificate, Right to live and work in Australia
Nice to Have
Live within two hours of port, Willing to relocate at own expense, Experience handling ropes, Experience operating winches
What You'll Do.
Carry out routine checks
Perform basic maintenance
Perform minor repairs on deck equipment
Perform minor repairs on machinery
Handle lines during towage
Secure lines during towage
Handle lines during mooring
Secure lines during mooring
Handle lines during vessel movements
Secure lines during vessel movements
Use computer-based systems for maintenance
Use computer-based systems for safety checks
Follow company procedures
Follow marine regulations
Support environmental compliance
Participate in drills
Participate in training
Participate in operational improvement activities
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Close-knit team; Work well with others
Full Job Description
**_Get to Know Us_** Since 1833, Svitzer has helped keep trade moving through trusted towage services. Our tugboat crews are at the heart of that work, delivering safe, reliable and sustainable support on the water. If you value teamwork, take pride in your skills, and want to be part of a company that does things properly - we’d love to have you aboard. We are currently seeking a **Tug** **Rating** to join our team in Spencer Gulf on a casual basis. As the role may require stepping in at short notice, preference will be given to candidates who live within two hours of the port or are willing to relocate at their own expense. **_Why You’ll Want to Join Us_** Joining as a Rating is a rewarding opportunity for those who enjoy hands-on maritime work and want to be part of a close-knit, safety-focused team. In this role, you'll handle a variety of essential tasks from towage and mooring operations to equipment maintenance and environmental compliance while gaining valuable experience under the guidance of a Tug Master. **_How You’ll Make a Difference_** As a Tug Deckhand, you’ll play a key role on deck and help keep the vessel running smoothly. Reporting to the Tug Master, your responsibilities will include: * Carrying out routine checks, basic maintenance, and minor repairs on deck equipment and machinery * Handling and securing lines during towage, mooring, and general vessel movements * Inspecting and maintaining lines, including splicing and general rope care * Managing stores and deck gear, ensuring everything is in good condition and ready to use * Using computer-based systems to support maintenance and safety checks * Following company procedures and marine regulations to ensure safe operations * Supporting environmental compliance, including waste handling and pollution control * Participating in drills, training, and operational improvement activities ** _What You’ll Bring_** To thrive in this role, you’ll bring: * A minimum General Purpose Hand Near Coastal Ce
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