Vessel Repair Supervisor

The purpose of this position is to supervise vessel facility crew(s) to ensure all jobs are done safely and in a timely manner. Brings extensive vessel repair knowledge to assist, train & lead other associates. Works directly with Facility manager and Engineering team.
Promote, practice, and enforce Ingram’s safety systems, company policies and procedures, and the company’s code of ethics
Delegates responsibilities, duties, and tasks regarding vessel repairs to crew.
Ensure efficient production is obtained safely while putting out high quality work
Maintain dry dock and repair areas
Participate in daily work as a "working supervisor," contributing hands-on alongside the crew rather than solely directing and observing
Verify and update crew time records in the UKG timekeeping system to ensure accurate and timely payroll processing
Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities:
Good written and oral communication skills
Ability to lead a team of associates
Good decision-making skills
Confined space training
Self-motivated
Possess knowledge of how to perform work to underwater equipment on towing vessels.
Possess knowledge of how to perform work in engine room, rudder room and other above deck hull work.
Has working knowledge of NVAC 7-68; External and internal hull repairs.
Experience keeping boats up to Sub-chapter M criteria.
Ability to operate a dry dock.
Ability to arrange dry dock blocks in such a way to accommodate various vessels.
Ability to collaborate and work with multiple departments.
Ability to read boat blueprints and docking plans.
Basic computer skills with familiarity in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
Knowledge of tank barge cleaning, gas-freeing, and hot work/cold work permitting procedures
Ability to plan and coordinate crew schedules and manpower to meet vessel turnaround deadlines
Experience supporting USCG and ABS inspections or audits
Knowledge of rigging, crane signaling, and forklift operation

Employment type
Full-time

Work arrangement
No