Small Craft Operator

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Ability to safely conduct debris operations away from supervision with limited ability to check-in during changing weather conditions. Operates vehicles such as pick-up trucks and four-wheel drives. Operates motorboats up to 26 feet in length on rivers and open waters. Steers a vessel to maintain direction and control. Conducts fueling operations by checking levels and handling fuel hose and attachments. Paints surfaces of floating plant such as hulls, decks, lettering, and other safety related items. Takes care of property aboard vessel and keep all quarters clean and orderly. Identifies defective equipment in need of repair or replacement. Monitors lines and repair or renew to maintain safe operation. Observes safety procedures for crew and all passengers. Safely operates a motor vessel up to 70 feet in length in fair and inclement weather. Follows direction while performing and/or assisting others with the repair and overhaul of equipment or machinery. Interprets manufacturer instructions for stirring and thinning oil-based paints. Uses items such as scrapers, sanders, or brushes to prepare surfaces for paint. Stays abreast of United States Coast Guard (USCG) procedures for operating vessels up to 70 feet in length. Performs general maintenance repairs to boat and other deck equipment. Operates deck equipment such as power winches, electric boat davits, and anchor windlass. Performs leadership and maritime activities while completing debris missions.