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L-V Marine Consultants Can Find

The Key Personnel You Need!

Through our coast-to-coast contacts within the marine industry, we will find the specialists you are searching for We work with senior and middle management, sales, estimators, engineers, dockmasters, planners, ship's superintendents etc

Our fees are competitive and we are only paid when we are successful For more information, call Larry

Victor at (713) 461 8672

L-V MARINE CONSULTANTS 126.) ) MEMORIAL DRIVE, SUITE #40 HOUSTON, Tl XAS 77024 (713)461 -8672

Superintendent Engineer

Career shoreside opportunity to supervise main- tenance and repairs of our new U.S. flag vessels with Fairbanks Morse 3,000 BHP OP engines and supervise maintenance program of 6 of our foreign flag vessels. Approximately 30% travel.

Candidate should possess a Chief Engineer's or 1st Assistant Engineer's Motor License. Ex- cellent salary and benefits.

American Atlantic Lines/Chester, Blackburn & Roder

One World Trade Center

Contact: Ms. Rose Mary Fisher

Tel.: (212) 432-1700

SHIPBUILDING/SHIP REPAIR

OPPORTUNITIES!

General Yard Superintendent

Night Superintendent

Repair Superintendent

Ship Superintendent (Tugboat Construction)

Assistant Dept. Head (Machinists)

Foremen (Fab Shop, Steel, Welding,

Electrical, Paint, Pipe, Machinery)

Senior Marine Engineer

Naval Architect

General Manager (Barge Construction)

Production Planner (Barge (Construction)

Ship Repair Estimator

Shipyard Vice President-Operations

Inland Waterways Operations:

Asst. Marine Superintendent

Fleet Manager

Port Engineer

Labor Relations Representative

We represent several leading companies and seek qualified candidates for the above open- ings. All fees and relocation allowance are com- pany paid. For details, call Mr. M. A. Weeks at (205) 661-2294, or send resume immediately.

WEEKS AND ASSOCIATES

Management Consultants 921 Cottage Hill Avenue

Mobile, Alabama 36609

POSITION WANTED

PERSON WITH 40 years experience in ship repairs, New Construction, Tugs, Barges,

Ships. Loftsman, Superintendent, Marine

Surveyor, Estimating, expediting etc., de- sires position with Shipyard.

United States or Foreign, Single no com- mitments.

Write Box 321 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, NY 10016

Resume and references sent upon request.

FOR SALE OR CHARTER

TWO DECK SPUD BARGES 144' X 40' X 8'6" under construction & sched- uled for delivery May & June 1981. Other

Barges & Boats Built to order.

Inquire:

INLAND MARINE CONSTRUCTORS INC.

CRISSFIELD, MD

CALL: DANIEL RYAN (301) 986-9080 or

HENRY HUGHES (812) 477-5304

L. areer _^4ASociateS, inc.

Maritime Personnel Consultants

Nationwide professional placement, recruiting & search services. Our computer based data retrieval system assures rapid, effective matching of job requirements and available talent

ACT NOW!

MANY OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE, INCLUDING: • CHIEF EXEC (MARINE ELECTRONICS MFG) OPEN • MKTG MGR (MAR DESIGN SERVICES) OPEN • VP ENGINEERING (GENERAL CARGO) OPEN • VP OPERATIONS (GENERAL CARGO) OPEN • OPERATIONS MGR (OFFSHORE DRILLING) OPEN • ENGINEERING MGR (BULK SHIPS) to $55K + • OPERATIONS MGR (TUG/BARGE) to S55K + • MECH/CIVIL ENGRS (STRUCTURAL) to $35K • SALES (CHEM; COAT; ELECTR; ETC) to S35K + • SYSTEMS ENGRS (OCEANO/HYDRO) to $35K + • NAV ARCH/MAR ENGRS to S30K • DRAFTING (MECH; PIPING; ELECTR) to $27K

Coll/moil resumes and salary info/j'ob requirements to:

BOB SLEIERTIN

P.O. BOX 86-A (583 State Road)

No. Dartmouth, Mass. 02747 (617) 997-3311 marine

Vice President

Engineering & Planning

Excellent career opportunity as company Senior Ma- rine Engineer with overall technical responsibility and authority over fleet of approximately 22 ships as well as including supervision of fleet maintenance and repair programs, periodic overhauls, new construction, voyage repairs and research and development. Candi- date should possess a Chief Engineer's Unlimited

Motor License and have seagoing and/or related shoreside maintenance repair experience with diesel engines. Salary commensurate with experience.

Reply P.O. Box 302

Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, NY 10016

WANTED FOR SALVAGE OPERATIONS:

Salvage Masters, Divers, Crane Operator,

Riggers, and Laborers. Looking for steadily employed, hard working men who are looking for a change for the better. No deadbeats need apply. Ambitious self-starters who pos- sess great internal fortitude are urged to apply in strictest confidence through

Box 318

Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, NY 10016

WANTED

MARINE REPAIR SUPERINTENDENT

HOUSTON, TEXAS

Capable of overseeing all types of ship repairs, writing detailed specifications, knowledgeable with A.B.S. Lloyd's and

U.S.C.G. rules and regulations, and be di- rect liaison between insurance companies owners and shipyards.

Send detailed resume and salary require- ments to:

HEEREMA ENGINEERING (US) INC. 17154 Butte Creek

Suite 200

Houston, Texas 77090

Tel. 713-893-3090

Attention: Mr. G.C. Visser

Floating Revolving Crane 35+ Ton American Electric Whirley Crane

Mounted on 145' X 50' X 11' Steel Barge,

Steel Deck House, Electric Capstans, Air Com- pressor, Welding Machine, Lights, With Shore- line Power Capability. Recently Renovated and

May be Seen in Operation.

Call George Frentz

Industrial Supply Co.

New Orleans, La. 70186 504-944-3371 P.O. Box 26087 fttrullers Manme Talent 2200 Ben Avenue Seattle. WA 9B131 |206| 633-6 790

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

WANTED

For work in ship design for design of mechanical equipment, systems, and features for floating plant such as hopper dredges, pipeline dredges, dustpan dredges, towboats, derrickboats, crane barges, jack-up platforms, etc.

Degree — 1 to 3 years experience in mechanical en- gineering applied to ships, boats, and other floating plant, in particular, design or repairs of pumps and piping systems, diesel propulsion systems, electrical generating systems, and hoisting systems.

Federal Civil Service appointment procedures and benefits apply.

Information may be obtained by calling collect

Between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. (215) 597-0438

Mrs. Tomlin

Or Send Resume and Salary Requirements to:

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia District

Custom House 2nd & Chestnut Streets

Personnel Office

Philadelphia, PA 19106

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

SHIPBUILDING OPPORTUNITIES

A number of excellent career oriented positions are now available in a modern upper midwestern shipyard for experienced personnel in the following areas:

Marine Engineer

Senior Structural Production

Planner

Production Planners

Cost Accountant

Steel & Shipfitting Supervisors

Prior shipyard experience preferred — sal- aries commensurate with experience.

Box 301

Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, NY 10016

PROJECT ENGINEER (INERT GAS SYSTEMS)

Candidate will assume complete responsibility for spe- cific inert gas system projects from inception through completion. This will include ship surveys, writing pro- posals and specifications, supervising engineering staff in preparation of drawings to meet IMCO requirements, cost estimating, installation supervision and start-up in shipyards. Prior experience in dealing with shipping company executives and shipyards required. Some for- eign travel necessary.

The ideal candidate should have a B.S. degree, sailed on tankers, and 5-10 years engineering experience.

Please send resume outlining experience and current salary to:

Mrs. Ann McDonald comar corp. 186 Prescott Street • Worcester, Massachusetts 01605

MANUFACTURERS OF TURBINES, FANS, AND SYSTEMS

FOR LEASE 1,000 cu. yd. (145' x 37' x 11') Special Purpose Dump

Scow. Scow has 6 watertight compartments, originally designed for dumping chemicals, molasses, etc.

Dump Scc w — 450 cu. yd (120' x 33' x 10') with 6 mud compartments.

Spud Barge — (90' x 60' x 9'3") — fully rigged for large crane. 100' spuds, spud wells, 2-3 drum air/ steam deck winches and 4 anchors.

NORFOLK BARGE COMPANY 400 East Indian River Road

Norfolk, Virginia 23523 (804) 545-2414

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