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Reserv, Inc.

Inland Marine Adjuster

Atlanta, GA · On-site +1

About the role As an Inland Marine Adjuster, you will play a critical role in investigating, evaluating, and resolving complex inland marine insurance claims. This includes losses related to ...

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Inland Marine Boat Pilot

PJ Dick-Trumbull-Lindy Paving

Monaca, PA • On-site

$44.96/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement

Re-posted 22 days ago

Job description

Inland Marine Boat Pilot

Trumbull-Brayman Joint Venture Montgomery Lock & Dam Project - Monaca, Pennsylvania

Trumbull Corporation is seeking an experienced union Inland Marine Boat Pilot to support the Montgomery Lock & Dam Project in Monaca, Pennsylvania, a major U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) infrastructure project located on the Ohio River navigation system with an estimated 8-year duration.

This is a long-term, full-time position responsible for operating project vessels supporting heavy civil construction activities. The Boat Pilot will operate towboats and support vessels used to position barges, floating cranes, and other marine equipment within an active inland river navigation pool.

This position offers stable, long-term employment on a high-profile federal infrastructure project supporting the U.S. inland waterway system.

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Schedule & Compensation

The typical work schedule is Monday through Friday - approximately 40 hours per week, with additional overtime available based on project needs and in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement.

This is a union position, and the successful candidate will become a member of the applicable Operating Engineers Local.

Compensation includes:

  • Union wage starting at $44.96 per hour based on experience
  • Overtime pay
  • Medical / Prescription Drug Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Pension Plan
  • Additional benefits provided through the collective bargaining agreement

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Key Responsibilities

The Boat Pilot is responsible for safely operating project vessels and supporting marine construction activities within an active inland river navigation pool.

Responsibilities include:

  • Operating towboats and support vessels used for construction operations
  • Positioning and maneuvering construction barges, crane barges, and floating equipment
  • Assisting with marine construction activities including pile driving operations and barge crane work
  • Monitoring river conditions and coordinating vessel movements within the inland navigation system
  • Working closely with marine crews, deckhands, and equipment operators to support field operations
  • Ensuring safe vessel operation and compliance with USACE requirements and Coast Guard regulations
  • Performing daily inspections of vessels and marine equipment
  • Maintaining communication with project supervision and marine fleet personnel
  • Assisting with general marine operations and maintaining safe work areas
  • The Boat Pilot is expected to operate vessels safely while supporting efficient marine construction operations on the project.

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Qualifications & Education

  • Minimum 5 years of experience operating towboats or similar inland marine vessels
  • Minimum 10 years of marine experience
  • Experience operating vessels within inland river navigation systems
  • Experience supporting marine construction operations or barge fleet movements preferred
  • Knowledge of river navigation practices, barge handling, and vessel positioning
  • Familiarity with lock and dam navigation procedures
  • Strong understanding of marine safety practices and navigation rules
  • Ability to work effectively with marine crews and construction personnel
  • Commitment to maintaining safe vessel operations
  • Valid U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC) or equivalent marine license required
  • Recent and verifiable work history required

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Work Environment

Work is performed on and around water within an active inland river navigation pool supporting heavy civil construction operations. Duties involve operating vessels and working aboard towboats, barges, and floating equipment in varying weather and river conditions.


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