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THE MARITIME PERSONNEL AGENCY

Industrial, Corporate and Private Clientele

EMERGENCY, PERMANENT and DELIVERY Crews

NATIONWIDE DATA-BASE of PERSONNEL 24 Hrs.—(718)-720-5814

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PORT ENGINEER—HULL

Crowley Towing and Transportation, a Crowley

Maritime Corporation company, seeks candidates for Port Engineer-Hull vacancy in Jacksonville,

Florida. Primary responsibility for M&R of vessels and equipment assigned to Atlantic Division.

Preferred candidates will have a minimum of two years supervisory experience in marine engineering operations with demonstrated mechanical aptitude and analytical skills. A marine engineering degree is highly desirable.

Crowley Maritime offers a competitive salary and benefit package in a rapidly expanding business en- vironment. Interested parties may respond in confi- dence to:

CROWLEY MARITIME CORPORATION

P.O. Box 2110

Jacksonville, FL 32203

Attn: Kaye Byrnes

An Equal Opportunity/AA Employer

REPS WANTED

Independent reps wanted. Industrial pipe, valves and fittings, standard and non-standard in all al- loys. Should have strong contacts in chemical, petrochemical, pulp & paper, marine and power plants (any or all). Many territories open. Send replies to:

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MARITIME REPORTER & ENGINEERING NEWS 118 East 25th Street

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TRIP SURVEYOR & MARINE ENGINEER—Survey marine vessels and watercraft such as ships, boats and tankers to ascertain condition of hull, machinery and equipment and determine repairs required for vessel to meet insurance re- quirements. Includes examination of hulls while dry- docked, readings on tail shaft and tail shaft bearings, in- spection of propellers, rudders and valves and operating machinery and testing of cargo gear. Prepare a report on surveys conducted and recommended actions and repairs.

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REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree in Engineering with major field of study in Marine Engineering or equiva- lent training and experience. Six years experience in ma- rine engineering/marine surveying.

Salary: $48,000.00 per year Full time position

Direct resumes and references to: Job Order No. 2120388

Employment Division, 875 Union Street, N.E., Room 208,

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MARITIME POSITIONS

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DIRECTOR, FLEET OPERATIONS/

MARINE SUPERINTENDENT

Experienced USCG licensed tug captain to manage fleet and direct tug/barge operation on all U.S.

Great Lakes. Strong administration and supervision skills essential.

SALES MANAGER

Energetic individual to service existing customer base and to develop new markets. Marine back- ground preferred. Duties include phone contact, some travel Great Lakes area, rate quoting and cor- respondence.

PORT ENGINEER—MARINE MANAGER

Technically competent USCG licensed port engi- neer and port manager to supervise local tug opera- tions/diesel engine repairand maintenance in major midwest city. Administrative and supervisory skills required.

Excellent opportunity to work with aggressive man- agementteam. Ideal for Maritime College/Academy graduates. Salary/Benefits package commensurate with experience. Immediate openings. Send re- sume/salary history in confidence to:

Box 501, Maritime Reporter, 118 E. 25th St.,

New York, NY 10010

NAVAL ARCHITECT/MARINE ENGINEER WANTED

ON CONTRACT BASIS TO ASSIST A U.S. SHIP

OWNING COMPANY IN THE PREPARATION OF

BID SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE SHIPYARD CON-

VERSION OF ONE, POSSIBLY TWO GENERAL

CARGO VESSELS. THE SUCCESSFUL CANDI-

DATE WILL BE REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE IN

THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SPECIFICATION FOR

THE SHIPYARD WORK AND ASSIST IN THE SUP-

ERVISION OF THE CONVERSION OF THE VES-

SEL(S) IN THE SHIPYARD.

PRELIMINARY TECHNICAL DATA PERTAINING

TO THE VESSEL(S) AND THE CONVERSIONS IS

NOW AVAILABLE. DATA REQUIRED TO COM-

PLETE THE PREPARATION OF THE BID SPECIFI-

CATION BY JUNE 1988 WILL BE AVAILABLE. IT IS

ANTICIPATED THAT THE CONVERSION WILL

TAKE PLACE IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER.

PLEASE RESPOND TO THE BOX BELOW STAT-

ING QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE.

Box #503, Maritime Reporter 118 E. 25th Street

New York, NY 10010

Conrad Industries, Inc.

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Serving the marine industry since 1973

CONTRACT, PROJECT, PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

P O BOX 996 HUMBLE, TX 77347 (713) 526-3748

Senior Naval Architect

Senior Marine Engineer

POSITIONS AVAILABLE 10+ years experience, with emphasis on de- sign of small-to-medium size fishing and com- mercial vessels. We are looking for thoroughly- gualified engineers who have a flair for design, as well as the usual engineering fundamentals.

MARCO is a leading company in the design and construction of fishing and processing ves- sels for the Pacific Northwest fisheries, as well as international projects, particularly in South

America. The company is highly engineering- motivated, with experienced naval architects and CAD/CAM design and lofting capabilities.

High-quality company - not too big. Great place to work and live. f^lARCO SEATTLE 2300 West Commodore Way • Seattle, WA 98199 USA

Phone (206) 285-3200 • FAX (206) 283-4731

Telex 160587 MARCO UT

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

The New York City Fire Department (NYCFD) is seeking proposals from qualified Consultants interested in assist- ing the New York City Fire Department with a study in order to purchase a Multi-Purpose Harbor Service Craft (MPHSC).

This project is a follow up to a MPHSC Requirement

Study conducted by the City of Tacoma, Washington's Fire

Department and the U.S. Maritime Administration (MA-

RAD). The study documents the protection service needs of major U.S. harbors (including New York City Harbor). It recommends the general specifications for a MPHSC.

Study elements will include: an assessment of New York

City Marine firefighting apparatus needs, harbor condi- tions, piers, drydocking and repair facilities, examination of

Tacoma's MPHSC preliminary specifications, review of the

MARAD study, determination of MPHSC design in accor- dance with New York City Fire Department needs, develop- ment of specifications for a MPHSC and pier construction, and establishment of related contracts. The study is not to exceed one year.

For a copy of the RFP or for additional information con- tact: Ron Blendermann, Bureau of Fiscal Services, Room 625, New York City Fire Department, 250 Livingston Street,

Brooklyn, New York 11201-5884, (718) 403-1695.

The non-refundable cost is Thirty-five dollars ($35.00) per copy. Only cash or certified check payable to the New

York City Fire Department will be acceptable.

Proposer's Conference will be held Wednesday, May 25, 1988 10 a.m. 54

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