Tankerman(PIC)

Inspects vessels and peripheral equipment prior to voyage to ensure efficient, safe operation and conformance to regulations and company policies. Utilizes navigational equipment, weather forecasts and tide/current predictions to ensure the overall safety of vessel and crew. Operates vessel, when safe to do so, in oceans, bays, lakes, rivers or coastal waters as directed by supervisor. Works with supervisor to adjust float and work plan according to developing environmental conditions. Directs crew activities while deployed. Performs other duties as assigned. **Tankerman (PIC), Marine** **POSITION SUMMARY:** The Tankerman (PIC) is a certified maritime professional responsible for the safe, compliant, and efficient transfer of liquid cargo—such as oil, fuel, and other hazardous materials—between vessels and shore facilities. Operating on barges and marine environments, this role ensures all cargo handling is executed according to federal, environmental, and company safety standards. **PRINCIPLE RESPONSIBILITIES:** • **Cargo Transfer Operations:** Lead and supervise the loading and unloading of liquid cargo between vessels, barges, and shore tanks. • **Equipment Operation & Maintenance:** Operate and maintain pumps, valves, hoses, and all transfer-related equipment. • **Safety & Compliance:** Enforce strict adherence to safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements, including pre- and post-transfer inspections. • **Communication & Coordination:** Serve as the point of contact with vessel crews, terminal operators, and facility personnel throughout cargo transfer activities. • **Documentation:** Maintain accurate logs and records of all cargo movements, quantities, times, and operational observations. • **Troubleshooting:** Identify, assess, and resolve operational issues during transfer activities. **Role Environments** • **Barge Tankerman:** Work on barges, handling liquid cargo. • **Shore Tankerman:** Work at shore facilities, managing transfers between vessels