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'epair r~a< for Sale

EMPLOYMENT/RECRUITMENT

A fully equipped ship repair facility in Newport, Rhode

Island. This profitable operation is located on 8.8 acres, has on-going contracts, machine shop, fabrication shops, deep water facilities, a marine railway, dry dock, including a marina and an experienced labor force.

Additional marine-related development is possible

Offered as a sale of assets or through a reorganization plan by Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Trustee. For informa- tion package, please contact:

Bruce A. Erickson

The Recovery Croup 270 Congress Street

Boston, MA 02210 (617) 482-4242

Exalto Wipers ... simply the best wipers in the world.

Offering a complete line of marine wipers.

Pantograph Wiper • Exalto wipers are marine designed wipers. Most others are essentially automotive wipers. • Exalto is supplied with many types of motors to adapt to specific requirements. Others offer no choice in torque or voltage. Exalto motors have stainless steel shafts. Others use mild steel shafts. • Exalto arms and blade assemblies are stainless with a non-reflecting black nylon coating; wiper blades are natural rubber, wipers are self-parking. • Exalto wipers have self lubricating brass bearings; most others have only a bronze liner which acts like a bearing.

For full technical information and product literature please contact:

Cole Marino Distributing, Inc. 3200 S. Andrews Avenue, Unit 114, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316

Tel: 954-525-2160 • Fax: 954-525-2154

VESSELS FOR

SALE/CHARTER

ZIDELL

MARINE

CORPORATION

Specializing In Barges • Single or Double Hull, Inland or

Ocean-Going • Design, Construction &

Modification • Chartering, Sales & Brokerage

Ask for Bill Gobel or Jack Breshears 503-228-8691 1-800-547-9259 3121 SW Moody Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97201

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 Carters In The Marine Industry'

NAVAL ARCHITECT

Will function as project engineer on marine group projects and multi- discipline projects involving naval architecture. Perform hydrodynamic and dynamic analysis for floating offshore platforms including using

MOSES and WAMIT computer programs. Will also analyze linear and nonlinear environmental forces (wave, current and wind forces) on the offshore platform and its motion. Required to optimize dimension of platform to minimize environmental forces and motion of platform. Also perform structural design of offshore platforms, including finite element analysis, fatigue analysis and probabilistic analysis using COSMOS,

ANSYS, MICROSAS and ABACUS. Responsible for mooring design including static and dynamic analysis of mooring system using nonlin- ear finite element methods. Also responsible for stability studies to ana- lyze intact and damaged stability of platform with a focus on safety stan- dards. Evaluate structural integrity and design procedures for platform load-out and tie-down, launch, upend and flotation including the super- vision of the field execution of the procedure. Develop model test plans and supervise model tests for the design of offshore platforms. Prepare engineering schedules and cost estimates for assigned naval architec- ture projects. 40 hrs/wk. Work Schedule: Monday - Thursday 7:00am to 5:00pm and Friday 8:00am to 12:00pm. B.S. in Naval Architecture and M.S. in Ocean Engineering. 5 yrs exp. in job offered or 5 yrs. re- lated experience as Naval Engineer involved with ship survey and con- struction. $4,400/mo. Apply at Texas Workforce Commission,

Houston, Texas or send resume to Texas Workforce Com- mission, 1117Trinity, Room 424T, Austin,Texas 78701. J.O. #TX7855645. Ad paid by An Equal Opportunity Employer. 1997 DREDGE PROJECTS IN ALASKA

LCMF, Inc., an engineering and project management firm in Alaska, is now accepting resumes for following posi- tions; Dredge Superintendent, Captain, Leverman, Chief

Engineer, Deck Captain and Mate. All applicants should have a minimum of 8 years experience working with hy- draulic and clamshell dredges. Employees will work a 12 hour shift, 7 days per week, June through September.

Operating conditions are severe with cold weather, heavy seas, and floating ice in the remote areas of Northern

Alaska. Transportation and camp support are furnished.

Send resume to: . ,

LCMF, Inc. 139 E. 51st Ave.

Anchorage, AK 99503

ATTN: Ray Cole

FULL CREWS NEEDED FOR: • Offshore Tug Boats • Supply Boats • Utility Boats • Crew Boats • Inland Push Boats

CALL CHIEF ENGINEER-THOMAS BREWER TODAY!

OFFSHORE INTERNATIONAL, INC. 3925 N. 1-10 Service Road W., Suite 130, Metairie, LA 70002

Telephone: 504-455-1392 • Fax: 504-454-8866

TEACHING POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT

MARINE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY AT GALVESTON

The Marine Engineering Technology Program - Texas Maritime Acad- emy of Texas A&M University at Galveston - invites applications for a full-time academic-year position as a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Marine Engineering Technology. Initial teaching responsibilities may include courses in diesel engines and diesel propulsion plants, marine air conditioning & refrigeration, introductory marine engi- neering fundamentals, shipboard automation or marine electricity and electronics. This position is available commencing with the spring semester - January 1997. Applicants with a masters degree in Na- val Architecture/Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering,

Marine Engineering Technology or Mechanical Engineering Tech- nology and at least five years of relevant industrial experience are preferred. The successful applicant must hold a current U.S. Coast

Guard engineer officer unlimited horsepower license, with a rating of Chief Engineer or First Assistant Engineer - steam and motor - preferred, and a degree in a relevant engineering field. Registra- tion as a Professional Engineer a definite plus. Previous teaching experience at the university level is highly desirable. Applicants must have a strong interest in teaching and advising undergraduate students, training and professional development of maritime cadets for licensure and employment in the maritime industry, and strength- ening university and industiy relations. Level of appointment and salary is dependent upon qualifications and experience. Texas A&M

University is an equal opportunity employer and particularly invites applications from qualified minorities and women. Interested appli- cants should forward a resume and names/phone numbers of (3) professional references to Human Resources, Texas A&M University at Galveston, P.O. Box 1675, Galveston, Texas 77553-1675. !H;llllll!MIUTTi

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 98604

Phone: 360-666-8944 • Fax: 360-666-8592

BENDER MARINE

HIRING! CAPTS., MATES & PILOTS

ENGINEERS, TANKERMEN. A/B's, O/S's.

PHONE: (334) 824-1616 • FAX: (334) 824-7484

MASTERS and MATES

Inland Lakes Management, Inc.

Alpena, Michigan, hiring

MASTERS and MATES with valid Great Lakes licenses for steam and motor vessels of any gross tons, with 1st class pilotage

CHIEFS, 1ST, 2ND, and 3RD assistant ENGINEERS with valid licenses for steam and/or motor vessels of any horsepower.

Excellent terms, benefits, and conditions.

Reply (including copy of license) to:

Inland Lakes Management, Inc. Fax: (517)354-4146 74 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News