Licensed Crew Opportunities
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Trident Seafoods Corporation employees can pursue a wide variety of career opportunities. Depending on your interests and background, it is possible to plan a career from entry level to the top of the career path. There are also many possible moves within a career path that can add challenges and career satisfaction. At Trident Seafoods Corporation we recognize that every employee is unique and it would be difficult to outline every possible career path. Avenues in which you could seek your own path with licensed/non-licensed wheelhouse, deckhand, and engineering positions. Trident Seafoods Corporation offers exceptional opportunities. Education and experience can often substitute for each other. There are ways to move between career paths. The only limit is the employee's flexibility and willingness to seek opportunities. |
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Wheelhouse Job Positions
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Engineering Job Positions
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Master
(Licensed) |
Responsible for safe navigation and proper maintenance, discipline of the crew and safety of all persons aboard vessel. Supervision of the deck department in repair, maintenance, and cleaning of the vessel and its deck. Evaluate and train crew as needed. Requires USCG Masters License equal or greater than appropriate gross tonnage of vessel (may require GMDSS and STCW 95). |
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Chief Engineer
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Responsible for the safe operation, maintenance, repair, and efficiency of the ships main propulsion systems, electrical, water making, refrigeration, deck equipment and other engineering equipment depending on type of vessel. Oversees entire engineering crew. Requires USCG Chief engineers license equal or greater than appropriate horse power of vessel (maybe require STCW 95). Work location rotates between Alaska and Washington shipyards. |
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Master
(Non-Licensed) |
Responsible for safe navigation and proper maintenance, discipline of the crew and safety of all persons aboard vessel. Supervision of the deck department in repair, maintenance, and cleaning of the vessel and its deck. Evaluate and train crew as needed. |
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Asst. Engineer
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Responsible to the chief engineer for the safe operation, maintenance, repair, and efficiency of the ships main propulsion systems, electrical, water making, refrigeration, deck equipment and other engineering equipment depending on type of vessel. Requires USCG assistant engineers license equal or greater than appropriate horse power. (maybe require STCW 95) Work location rotates between Alaska and Washington shipyards. |
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Mate
(Licensed) |
Responsible to the Master for the navigation of the vessel. Supervision of the deck department in repair, maintenance, and cleaning of the vessel and its deck. Evaluate and train crew as needed. |
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DDE Engineer
(Licensed) |
Responsible for the safe operation, maintenance, repair, and efficiency of the ships main propulsion systems, electrical, water making, refrigeration, deck equipment and other engineering equipment depending on type of vessel. Requires USCG Designate Duty Engineers license (DDE) equal or greater than appropriate horse power for vessel under 1600gt (maybe require STCW 95). Work location rotates between Alaska and Washington shipyards. |
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Mate
(Non-Licensed) |
Responsible for safe navigation and proper maintenance, discipline of the crew and safety of all persons aboard vessel. Supervision of the deck department in repair, maintenance, and cleaning of the vessel and its deck. Evaluate and train crew as needed. |
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Engineer
(Non-Licensed) |
Responsible for the safe operation, maintenance, repair, and efficiency of the ships main propulsion systems, electrical, water making, refrigeration, deck equipment and other engineering equipment depending on type of vessel. Work location rotates between Alaska and Washington shipyards. |
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| AB Deckhand |
Responsible for performing maintaining ship exterior/interior; maintaining and operating deck machinery; mooring and anchoring the vessel, loading, unloading, and stowing supplies and equipment and standing watches. Requires Merchant Mariner Document (MMD) with AB endorsement (may require STCW 95). |
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| Oiler/Wiper MMD |
Receives job assignments from Chief/Assistant Engineer and ensures all engine oil levels are checked, maintained and machinery is greased and lubed accordingly. Communicates with Chief/Assistant to make certain logs are properly maintained, assists routine maintenance on any and all engine room machinery. Must have USCG Merchant Mariner Document (MMD) (may require STCW 95). |
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| OS Deckhand |
Responsible for performing maintaining ship exterior/interior; maintaining and operating deck machinery; mooring and anchoring the vessel, loading, unloading, and stowing supplies and equipment and standing watches. Requires Merchant Mariner Document (MMD) (may require STCW 95). |
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| Deckhand |
Responsible for performing maintaining ship exterior/interior; maintaining and operating deck machinery; mooring and anchoring the vessel, loading, unloading, and stowing supplies and equipment and standing watches. |
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Benefit Information
| Providing a competitive benefit package in an ongoing process. Employees are eligible for the following programs: |
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Medical Coverage |
Accidental Death and Dismemberment Coverage |
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Dental |
Employee Assistance Program |
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Vision |
Credit Union |
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Life Insurance |
401K with Matching Fund |
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Contact Information
Please submit Resumes to:
BY EMAIL:
licensedcrewhr@tridentseafoods.com
BY MAIL:
Trident Seafoods Corporation
Attn : Synnove Davidson
5303 Shilshole Ave. N.W.
Seattle, WA 98107
U.S.A.
If you wish to speak to someone in regards to any of the positions please call the number below and ask for Synnove.
BY PHONE:
Phone: (206)-783-3818
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