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NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION

SAFETY BOARD

The world's premier accident investigation agency is seeking Masters Mariners, Chief Engineers and

Marine Human Performance Accident Investiga- tors. Duties entail organizing and managing marine accident investigations. Candidates need to have strong technical skills in their area of expertise.

Please refer to NTSB vacancy announcement numbers WA-TB-7-133A, WA-TB-7-136A and

WA-TB-7-139A.

These vacancies will close on December 31, 1997.

No further applications will be accepted if post marked after this date.

It is imperative to call 1-800-573-0937 to request a copy of the vacancy announcements for further application procedures. or send a written request to:

National Transportation Safety Board

Human Resources Division 490 L'Enfant Plaza East, S.W.

Washington, D.C. 20594 or you may read or print a copy of the an- nouncements from our home page www.ntsb.gov

The U.S. Government is an equal opportunity employer

U.S. citizenship required

A/B Training Now Available!!

Earn up to $980/wk with upgrade to A/B! 6 months documented deck time required.

We have openings for Captains, Mates, Pilots,

A/B's & O/S's, Tankermen, Engineers (any HP)

Company paid upgrade programs, Competitive wages, and benefits offered

MARINE JOBS, INC., 334/380-0765 or

E-mail us at [email protected]

MANAGER

Established dredging and marine construction contractor with a small shipyard/dredge support facility in Florida has an immediate opening for a shipyard manager. Reports to the company General

Manager. 50 to 100 employees, two 1,000-ton floating drydocks, machine shop, and other supporting trades. Manager would be responsible for operations, marketing and estimating, customer relations, safety and quality assurance and profitability. Work includes

Coast Guard vessels, Army vessels, commercial tugs, large fishing vessels, small ships, barges, and dredging equipment. Experience with pipeline dredging equipment would be desirable.

Candidates will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex or national origin. Please send resume and salary requirements to Hendry Corporation

Attn: Personnel Director

P.O. Box 13228

Tampa, FL 33681

Fax: (813)837-8277

MARINE DESIGN ENGINEER

Seaward International, Inc. has an immediate opening for a

Marine Design Engineer. The ideal candidate will possess a

BS or MS in Civil Engineering or Mechanical Engineering and a minimum of 3 years marine engineering experience relating to marine buoys, waterfront structures and related marine equipment. Other qualifying characteristics include a familiarity with port and harbor structures, familiarity with marine structures (ship fendering systems, buoys, and mooring systems), familiarity with geotechnic engineering involving marine pile, structures, ability to perform a moderate level of structural calculations and analysis, familiarity with AutoCad, and project management experience.

Candidates will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex or national origin. Qualified candidates are requested to forward a resume via mail or fax to:

Seaward International, Inc.

Attn: Personnel Administrator

P.O. Box 98

Clearbrook, VA 22624

Fax: 540-678-1638

Equal Opportunity Employer

Affirmative Action Employer

M/F/VET/Disabled

PORT ENGINEER

USS Great Lakes Fleet, Inc. has an immediate opening for a Port

Engineer. USS Great Lakes Fleet, Inc. is a major owner and operator of dry bulk, self unloading, steam and motor vessels.

The position will be assigned to our corporate offices located in

Duluth, MN and requires occasional travel to ports throughout the

Great Lakes. This position is responsible for developing and managing repair and maintenance budgets, dry dockings, construction and damage repairs to vessel machinery. Must be able to work successfully with management, vessel, ABS, and

USCG personnel. Applicants must possess an Associate or B.S. degree in Marine Engineering or related field. Two years of applicable sailing experience, and a valid USCG Engineer's license are desirable.

We offer a competitive salary and benefit package. Mail or fax a resume outlining your experience and salary requirements to:

USS Great Lakes Fleet, Inc.

Personnel Administration

RM 400 Missabe Building

Duluth, MN 55802

Fax: 218-723-2139

EOE

PORT ENGINEERS - American System* Engineering Corp. (AMSECI 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:

Director of Human Resources

AMSEC, Dept. HR 94-137 2829 Guardian Lane

Virginia Beach, VA 23452

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