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As of Aug 8, 2026, the average hourly pay for 50 ton master captain in the United States is $25.74, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.11 and $30.53 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a 50 Ton Master Captain?

A 50 Ton Master Captain is a licensed mariner authorized to operate inspected and uninspected vessels up to 50 gross tons. This role typically involves navigating, maintaining vessel safety, managing crew, and ensuring compliance with maritime laws. Captains with this license often work in commercial fishing, charter operations, towing services, or passenger transport. The U.S. Coast Guard issues this credential, requiring sea time experience, exams, and certifications in first aid and firefighting.

What are the typical responsibilities and daily routines of a 50 Ton Master Captain?

A 50 Ton Master Captain is responsible for safely navigating and operating vessels up to 50 gross tons, which often includes passenger ferries, charter boats, or commercial workboats. Daily routines include overseeing safety checks, supervising crew, conducting pre-departure briefings, managing navigation and docking, and ensuring compliance with maritime regulations. Captains also interact regularly with passengers or clients, providing information and addressing concerns to guarantee a smooth experience. Collaboration with deckhands, engineers, and shore-based support teams is common to maintain vessel readiness and operational efficiency.

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To thrive as a 50 Ton Master Captain, you need extensive knowledge of maritime navigation, vessel operations, and U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) regulations, supported by a valid 50 Ton Master License. Familiarity with modern navigation equipment, communication systems, and safety protocols is crucial. Excellent leadership, decision-making, and customer service skills set top candidates apart. These abilities ensure safe vessel operation, compliance with regulatory standards, and a positive experience for crew and passengers.

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Description

The Night Boat Captain for Hotel on the Cay operates the company ferry between the hotel and boardwalk.

The Boat Captain is required to hold a 50 ton US Coast Guard Approved Certification with prior

experience and the ability to pass random drug & alcohol testing. This position is a high profile,

customer service position. As first point of contact for our guests you are required to welcome them

and assist with loading and unloading luggage and assist guests with mobility issues. Customer safety is

imperative, and it is the captain's responsibility to ensure that all passengers are seated until the boat is

securely docked. The Boat Captain will ensure that the highest standards of hospitality and welcome are

always demonstrated, and that all guest requests are dealt with in a prompt and courteous manner.

Requirements

BOAT CAPTAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Ferry hotel guests and beach/bar guests to and from the Boardwalk
  • Assist hotel guests with loading and unloading of luggage.
  • Ensuring that beach guests do not bring coolers, food, chairs, umbrellas or pets and any other policies.
  • During each shift complete the Daily Vessel Inspection Report. Includes checking all fluid levels,bilge pumps, strainer, navigational lights and life jackets are on board [PSD].
  • Assist in getting minor tasks completed as required and assigned; i.e. accepting deliveries, fueling the boat and any other tasks as assigned.
  • Complete work orders and communicate accordingly [group text, WhatsApp]
  • Communicate all pertinent information accordingly [group text, WhatsApp]
  • Wipe down seats as needed and remove sand from the floor.
  • Communicate deliveries with front desk staff.
  • Keep current on Fire Drill, Abandon Ship Drill and Man Overboard Drill (scheduled quarterly)
  • In the event a passenger is injured on the boat it must be reported to the General Manager immediately and an incident report completed citing all pertinent details. Boat Captains are responsible for assisting guests arriving after hours. Paperwork will be provided as well as keys.
  • Any staff requiring entry to the front office after hours must be accompanied by either the Boat Captain or Security.
  • Follow all policy and procedures as assigned and communicated; i.e. Ferry's cell phone and walkie-talkies.


PREREQUISITES:

Previous experience in hospitality would be preferred and commitment to delivering a high level of

customer service. Be a good team player. Able to stand for long hours. The successful candidate is likely

to have a passion for customer service, excellent communication skills and good levels of written and

spoken English. Will have to lift and carry up to 50 pounds.

EDUCATION:

High school or equivalent education.

EXPERIENCE:

Previous captain experience is required. The successful candidate is likely to have a passion for customer

service, excellent communication skills and good levels of written and spoken English.

LICENSE:

USCG 50 Ton Certification