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EMPLOYMENT/RECRUITMENT

Will supervise design group and be directly respon- sible for feasible designs from conceptual sketches & preliminary analysis for naval and commercial marine projects in conformance with U.S. military, American

National Standards Institute (ANSI) and American

Bureau of Shipping (ABS) specifications as required; will coordinate projects & designers including scheduling work loads, follow-up to insure completion of tasks and evaluation of on-going design needs; will be responsible for layout utilizing 3-D designs on

AutoCad 12, component part selection and bill of materials generation; will interface with manufactur- ing to resolve fabrication & assembly problems and will respond to engineering design requests generat- ing necessary engineering change notices where applicable; will prepare sales proposal drawings in support of marketing requests and provide technical support to sales department. Requires Bachelor's

Degree in Naval Architecture Technology or Marine

Technology/Engineering Design or an evaluated equivalent via education and/or experience & 5 yrs exp in described duties or 5 yrs exp in marine design & drafting utilizing ANS114.5 specs, to include minimum of 4 yrs creating structural 3-D designs using AutoCad 11 and/or 12 & 2 yrs in utilization of

DOD-Std-100/1000. Will travel approx. 20% of time inside & outside the U.S. Salary: $35,000 - $40,000 per yr. DOE.

Hrs: 8 am - 5 pm M-F. Qualified applicants should apply with resumes to: GA Dept of Labor, Job

Order #GA 5991438, at 2517Tara Lane,

Brunswick, GA 31521-1059 or to the nearest GA

Job Service Center.

BOAT JOBS!!!

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR:

CAPTAINS, MATES, PILOTS, A/B'S

TANKERMEN, O/S'S, ENGINEERS AND DECKHANDS

WE ALSO OFFER TRIP WORK AND VESSEL DELIVERIES

POSITIONS AVAILABLE INLAND AS WELL AS OFFSHORE

PLEASE DON'T DELAY CALL 24 HRS. (334) 380-0765

OR FAX YOUR REQUEST (334) 380-0571

MARINE JOBS, INC. 'Charting Careers In The fMaritu Industry' team and

PORT ENGINEERS

AMS provides experienced Port Engineers world-wide to assist the U.S. Navy in maintaining the feet in the highest material readiness condition possible^

If you would like the opportunity to join & you have the following qualifications: y/ B.S. Degree in Marine Engineei

J USCG License

J Port Engineer Experience, O

Send your resume to: Personnel Dii

American MandfjSHf snt Systems, hie 999 Waterside Dnl I Suite 700

American Management

Systems, Inc

Norfolk, VA 23510 -rMrciaior l

It's a way of building, repairing and converting vessels of all types - with quality and unsurpassed craftsmanship. It's the way we deal with our clients • and our people. The Atlantic Way is teamwork, loin us in the following craft opportunities: • Shiptitter Supervisor

Direct job site shipfitting operations in our repair facility. • Shipfitter Supervisor • Fab Shop -1 Night Shift, 1 Day Shift

Direct Steel Fab Shop operations.

Experience with burning table, plate roller, brake press, shear and ironworker is required. • Pipe Supervisor

Direct job site operations in our repair facility.

Experience in all areas of pipe fabrication, bending, repair and installation. • Paint Supervisor

Direct paint and blast operations.

Demonstrated knowledge in coatings, coating systems and surface preparations.

NACE certification and/or SSPC training is required.

Experience with hazardous material/waste requirements and compliance. • Outside Machinist Supervisor

Experience in the installation and/or repair ol major equipment and components.

Experience in testing machinery during QA checks, dock trials and sea trials. • Welding Supervisor

Supervises job site welding operations.

Demonstrated abilities in all welding processes (sub-arc and (lux core).

OFFSHORE LICENSED TUG ENGINEERS

Seeking qualified Offshore Licensed Tug Engineers. At least 5 years experience on medium and slow speed engines. Must have extensive overhaul and troubleshooting experience. Drug

Screen and 5 related references required.

Fax Resume to: 954-764-8724

PORT ENGINEER

Seeking qualified hands-on Port Engineer for Ocean Going,

U.S. Flag Tug & Barge Fleet. • Responsible for overseeing maintenance & repair of all machinery. • Manage spare parts, inventory system. • Receive & evaluate communication from ships for services, supplies and parts. • Requisition services, supplies, parts, in primary & secondary markets worldwide. • Maintain regulatory compliance (USCG,ABS). • Coordinate and oversee drydockings. • Requires 10 years experience as Port Engineer. • Must hold valid license. • At least 10 years experience at sea as Assistant/Chief

Engineer (at least 5 on tugs). • Must be able to overhaul and repair machinery underway. • Capable of recruiting and training other qualified engineers.

Company based in Fort Lauderdale, FL Salary Neg.

Fax Resume to: 954-764-8724

MARINE INDUSTRY

EXECUTIVE SEARCH

We represent the finest companies in the industry who are seek- ing highly qualified executives. • Management • Sales/Marketing • Administrative • Engineering • Supervision

For prompt, professional and confidential placement assistance, call or write:

Waterborne International 20001 NE 112th Avenue, Battle Ground, WA 98004

Phone: 360-600-8944 • Fax: 300-000-8592

PORT ENGINEERS - American Systems Engineering Corp. (AMSEC) has provided Port Engineers and related marine services to the

U.S. Navy, other government vessel operators and major ship operating companies for many years. As we expand our Marine

Services Operations, we seek USCG licensed engineers with at least a BS in engineering, at least six years prior merchant vessel operational experience and significant depot/shipyard experience.

NOAA, MARAD, MSC or commercial senior engineering management experience desirable. U.S. citizenship required.

EOE. For further information, contact Andy Ott at (804)463-6666.

Send resumes to: cy^ Director of Human Resources if AMSEC, Dept. HR 94-137 jfclH— 2829 Guardian Lane mtru^m* Virginia Beach, VA 23452

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

Leading tug company on Great Lakes seeks an experienced tug Captain/Operations Manager to direct activities of 40 vessel fleet engaged in ship docking, general towing and barging. Fax resume and references to: 216-621-7616; Attn:

Operations Department 1

SERVICE SUPERVISOR 1

Supervise and coordinate field service (installation, start-up ser- vice, maintenance, repairs) on heavy-fuel, medium-speed diesel engines for ship propulsion and power plant applications. Direct and coordinate work of service mechanics in mechanical, hydrau- lic and electrical work required to maintain and repair engines. Pro- vide customer support through written/verbal communications with engine customers. Handle technical discussions with factory per- sonnel. Organize time/expense records after service jobs and write service reports. Provide general follow-up from previous service visits. Prepare for future service jobs by collecting equipment, or- ganizing personnel and advising Spare Parts of parts to be drawn.

Evaluate engine performance in the field and corresponding ser- vice requirements and provide pertinent feedback to engine prod- uct and sen/ice groups at factories for improvement in engine con- struction and/or maintenance. Train mechanics and customers in engine operation. Requirements: The Company will consider equally: 1) B.S. in Marine or Mechanical Engineering plus 3 years progressively responsible experience in the maintenance and re- pair of heavy-fuel, medium-speed diesel engines, OR 2) Comple- tion of at least 2 years of an accredited college-level program in

Marine or Mechanical Engineering plus 6 years progressively re- sponsible experience in the maintenance and repair of heavy-fuel, medium-speed diesel engines. Also requires operating and repair knowledge of not only diesel engines but entire power plant and engine room systems; knowledge of and field experience with di- agnostic tools used to analyze engine performance; working knowl- edge of engine control systems (including both pneumatic and elec- trical control systems); willingness to work unpredictable hours (in- cluding nights, weekends, holidays) as necessary, and willingness to travel frequently on short notice (primarily in the U.S., Caribbean and Latin America) for varying periods of time. Basic hrs: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm; $16.83/hr. basic wage rate plus $25.25/hr. overtime.

Send resume and copy of ad to: Job Service of Florida, 701 SW 27th Ave., Rm.47, Miami, FL 33135-3014. Job Order #FL-1458768.

In addition to specific craft requirements, the suc- cessful applicant will have the following qualifications: • Proficient in reading blueprints. • Demonstrated proficiency in planning, scheduling, estimating, and shipyard intercralt coordination. • Knowledge of USCG, ABS, Lloyd's and MilSpec Standards. • Minimum of 3-5 years supervisory experience in the craft is required. • A.S. degree is preferred.

Our extensive compensation package includes competitive wages, health/lile/ denial insurance, paid holidays, tuition reimbursement and profit sharing. For consideration, please send a resume indicating your position of interest to:

Human Resources, Atlantic Marine, Inc., 8500 rteckscher Drive, Jackson- ville, FL 32226. FAX 904-251-1579. An equal opportunity employer m/l.

Atlantic Marine. Inc.

U^B Atlantic Dry Dock Corp

Jacksonville, FL employer mA 112 Maritime Reporter,Engineering News