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LICENSED OFFICERS are sought (deck &/or engine), preferably with tank &/or gas carrier experience to design, de- velop and operate training programs. Existing courses utilize shiphandling and LNG cargo sys- tem simulators. Radar, collision avoidance, and engine room simulators are planned. Full time and seasonal positions available.

Send resume to:

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR, MARINESAFETY

INTERNATIONAL MARINE AIR TERMINAL, LA-

GUARDIA AIRPORT, NEW YORK, NEW YORK 11371, USA

Large Central Gulf Coast shipyard has immediate openings in the following areas that offer challenging careers for qualified persons:

ENGINEERING-HULL AND OUTFITTING SECTION

HEAD. High school graduate and a minimum of eight years experience in hull structure and outfitting design. Supervisory capability a must.

ESTIMATOR TRAINEE, MACHINERY. High school graduate and three years experience in shipyard ma- chinery department required. Some college pre- engineering or technical school preferred. Will con- sider merchant marine or other related shipboard experience.

ESTIMATOR TRAINEE, PIPING. High school gradu- ate and three years experience in shipyard pipe de- partment required. Some college pre-engineering or technical school preferred. Will consider hull piping draftsman.

SHIP SUPERINTENDENT. Experience in all phases of marine technology required. Reports to General

Superintendent and is responsible for directing and co- ordinating all work by various crafts on assigned ship.

SALES REPRESENTATIVE. Growth opportunity for individual who enjoys sales and meeting people. Ex- perience in marine industry and knowledge of ship building and repair necessary.

ASSISTANT GENERAL FOREMAN — Painting, Scaling & Sandblasting Department. Must be familiar with all types of marine paints and have knowledge of sandblasting and painting procedures for vessels.

Supervisory experience necessary. Reports to General

Foreman.

GENERAL FOREMAN — Outside Machinery Depart- ment. Must have thorough knowledge of machinery aboard marine vessels. Licensed marine engineer pre- ferred, but not required. Responsible for analyzing, planning, organizing and supervising all activities of the department. Coordinates with other crafts in the yard. Reports directly to General Superintendent.

ASSISTANT GENERAL FOREMAN — Outside Machin- ery Department. Must have thorough knowledge of machinery aboard marine vessels. Licensed marine engineer preferred, but not required. Responsible for planning, organizing and supervising all activities of the department. Reports to General Foreman.

Excellent fringe benefits for you and your family are offered by this sunbelt shipyard. Other benefits in- clude mild weather, fishing, and all kinds of water sports.

FORWARD RESUME, INCLUDING SALARY REQUIRE-

MENTS TO:

Box 117 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, N.Y. 10016

CONSTRUCTION

SUPERINTENDENTS

IMODCO, pioneer in the design and develop- ment of offshore Marine Terminals has need for Construction Superintendents for overseas locations.

Successful candidates must have considerable experience in the fabrication of heavy marine structures; a working knowledge of ABS rules, and rules related to offshore structures. Know- ledge of ASME pressure vessel rules desirable.

Send resume and salary requirements to:

Personnel Manager

IMODCO 10960 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1100

Los Angeles, Ca. 90024

Telephone: (213) 477-1441

WANTED

BARGES AND FREIGHTERS—FOR SCRAP

Great Lakes Area

P. 0. Dr. 1187

Uniontown, PA 15401 (412) 438-0536

February 1, 1980

Professional Recruiters

Specializing in

MARINE' SHIPPING • TRANSPORTATION

We are specialists who know YOUR business ^ ... g For information

Vice-President.

Division of Oerri O. Inc. General Manager 140 Bay St. / Staten Island NY 10301.212-447-5558

MARINE

RECRUITING DIVISION

Professional Staffing, Inc.

Professional and Confidential

Recruitment and Placement of Marine Personnel

Contact

Lenny Morgan, Marine Recruiter

P.O. BOX 8775

METAIRIE, LA. 70011

PH. (504) 837-8722 m

Managers

Naval Architects

Proj Managers

Engineers

Superintendents

Estimators, Planners and other

Shore-based

Professionals in Marine.

Shipbuilding and Offshore

Industries

ENGINEERING

MARINE ENGINEERING for New Vessel Construction,

Overhaul and Maintenance!

SUN TRANSPORT, INC. is a major, independently operating subsidiary of Sun Company, Inc., operating a worldwide fleet of petroleum tankers for our parent company and other major petroleum firms. Our rapid expansion has created vital openings at our corporate headquarters in Claymont,

Delaware, approximately 30 miles south of

Philadelphia.

MARINE REPAIR

ENGINEER

Reports to Manager, Maintenance and Repair. Will manage and direct the overhaul activity for tugs and barges. Will also have a major role in overhaul work of large ships, preparing detailed specifica- tions, evaluating bids and awards, administering and negotiating contracts for all vessel repairs, preparing detailed budgets for overhaul repairs, at- tend and direct surveys of damaged hulls and machinery and negotiate the settlement of repair costs.

Must possess extensive engineering background with the ability to manage specialists in Marine

Engineering and Shipyard Engineering, covering a multitude of engineering disciplines from mechanical to electronic. Technical expertise in vessel maintenance and repair, as well as ad- ministrative skills required. Up to 60% travel.

NAVAL ARCHITECT/

DESIGN ENGINEER

Position responsibility will encompass reviewing and approving allaspects of the specifications and plans for new construction projects, used vessel pur- chases and charters. Your major impact will be in the area of vessel and/or electrical, mechanical and instrumentation design plus providing direction in the development of equipment standards for elec- tronic/navigation equipment and planned maintenance systems for all vessels. You'll direct the activities or the company's marine design con- sultants and coordinate/budget agent contracts and in-house design changes to specifications.

Position requires B professional/technical background in Marine Engineering or Naval Arch- itecture, plus excellent administrative and negotia- tion ability. Some travel is required.

SUN TRANSPORT, INC. is a vital and growing factor in Sun Company operations. We'll provide you with an excellent salary commensurate with experience, a full range of company benefits, and exciting and technically challenging working environment plus aood opportunity for ad- vancement. Interested applicants should send their resume, indicating current salary, in confidence to:

Sun Transport, Inc.

P.O. Box 280

Claymont. Del. 1 9703

An Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/HA/

Wanted—Floating Dry Dock 800-2,000 Ton

Please Reply to: Broadkill Inc.

Rt. 1 Box 110 Salisbury, MD 21801

List Size, Construction, Location, and Price

SELF PROPELLED WELDED STEEL TANK-

SHIP—609 GROSS TONS, BLT 1931. 194' X 34.1' X 11.3'. 375 HP ELECTRIC DRIVE.

SINGLE SCREW. 3 GM 6-110'S. AUX 25 KW

GM 371. AIR C0MPR. & CO., SYSTEM. RADAR & VHF. QUARTERS & GALLEY FOR EIGHT.

EX OIL SERVICE 7,600 BBLS. HULL AND

DECK REPAIR REQUIRED FOR USCG CER-

TIFICATION FOR PETROLEUM SERVICE.

FULLY OUTFITTED AND OPERATIONAL. $15,000. NEAR CHICAGO. 312-768-2866

J. MACMAHON

BARGES FOR SALE

ONE (1) 250'x72'xl6' BLT. JULY 1979

ABS CLASS & LOADLINE—USCG CERTIFIED OCEAN-U.S. FLAG

PRICE: $1,425,000

ONE (1) 180'x54'xl2.5' BLT. OCT. 1979

ABS CLASS & LOADLINE—USCG CERTIFIED OCEAN-U.S. FLAG

PRICE: $685,000

ONE (1) 160'x54'xl2' BLT. DEC. 1978

ABS CLASS & LOADLINE—USCG CERTIFIED OCEAN-U.S. FLAG

PRICE: $550,000

ONE (1) 200'x60'xl4' BLT. 1975

MARINE CONSTRUCTION BARGE-ABS CLASS & LOADLINE

PANAMA REGISTRY-QUARTERS FOR 52 MEN-ONE (1)

AMERICAN 150 T. REVOLVING CRANE—6 PT. MOORING

SYSTEM

PRICE: $1,900,000

ONE (1) 180'x50'xl0" BLT. 1975

MARINE CONSTRUCTION BARGE-ABS CLASS & LOADLINE

PANAMA REGISTRY-QUARTERS FOR 40 MEN-ONE (1)

MANITOWOC 100 T. REVOLVING CRANE—4 PT. MOORING

SYSTEM

PRICE: $1,200,000

ALL ABOVE EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION "

DELIVERY U.S. GULF.

FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT:

CAPTAIN ASTAD COMPANY, INC.

P.O. BOX 53434

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 70153

PHONE (504) 529-4171

TELEX: 58208 "ASTAD" NLN 51