Mates

Sardinha & Cileu Management Inc. is looking for US Licensed Mate to serve aboard large tuna seiners that operate in the Western Pacific.  A qualified candidate would have a US Licensed Mate 1600 Registered Tons (Domestic Tonnage) and 3,000 Gross Tons (ITC Tonnage) with Tuna Vessel Experience with a STCW 95 Reg 11/1 or a II/2 credential and meets the requirements for a class six purse seine vessel.  The desired candidate would have all required Certificates:  Training in First Aid, Fire Fighting, Fire Drills, Safety, Security Endorsement, GMDSS operator and an ETP Operator Certificate (helpful).  Experience with the Vessel Safety Exam, the IOPPC, SOPEP, NTVRP, IAPPC and the newer EIAPP Requirements and eNOAD reporting would also be very helpful.   It is helpful to have experience in Western Pacific and familiar with the all the reporting rules relating to the US Treaty vessels with the Pacific Island States including Non Fishing Days.  If the candidate is a qualified US Licensed Mate without Tuna or Western Pacific experience the vessel is willing to train.

The vessels operate in the Western Central Pacific Ocean with their main base of operation being American Samoa.  The vessels stay on the high seas for extended periods of time ranging from 30 to 75 days a trip depending on catch and can spend up to 300 days a year at sea.  It is desired that the candidate stay on the vessel for a minimum of 6 months or 4 trips.

These US vessels range from 70 to 80 meters and have a fish carrying capacity that ranges from 1,000 to 1,400 Metric Tons.

The candidate must have knowledge of a purse seine operation and must be capable of performing functions of the vessel master including the basic handling and moving the vessel.   In addition he must be capable of operating the hydraulic system for the operation of the booms, winches and motors.

GS Fisheries operates three US flagged tuna purse seiners in the Central and Western Pacific Ocean. The vessels are 60 to 90 meters long and carry 800 to 1300 metric tons of frozen tuna. We are looking for US licensed mates to serve aboard these vessels. Normal contract is for a minimum of six months. Candidate should have experience in fishing on tuna purse seiners and know how to handle the vessel at sea and in port, operate the hydraulic system, including all booms and hydraulic winches. Experience in other similar fisheries will be considered.

Candidate must be a US licensed mate ( 1600-3000 gross tons uninspected upon oceans) and have the following certificates; STCW 95 Reg 11/1 or 11/2, First Aid, Fire Fighting, Certified Drill Instructor, GMDSS operator. Candidate should also be familiar with USCG Safety Exams, SOPEP, NTVRP, and eNOAD reporting. All candidates must hold a valid US passport, as the vessels operate out of foreign ports.

Any interested candidates should submit their resumes to the contact below.

Harborside Seiner Services is looking for US Licensed Mate to serve aboard large tuna seiner that operate in the Western Pacific.  A qualified candidate would have a US Licensed Mate 1600 Registered Tons (Domestic Tonnage) and 3,000 Gross Tons (ITC Tonnage) with Tuna Vessel Experience with a STCW 95 Reg 11/1 or a II/2 credential and meets the requirements for a class six purse seine vessel.  The desired candidate would have all required Certificates:  Training in First Aid, Fire Fighting, Fire Drills, Safety, Security Endorsement, GMDSS operator and an ETP Operator Certificate (helpful).  Experience with the Vessel Safety Exam, the IOPPC, SOPEP, NTVRP, IAPPC and the newer EIAPP Requirements and eNOAD reporting would also be very helpful.   It is helpful to have experience in Western Pacific and familiar with the all the reporting rules relating to the US Treaty vessels with the Pacific Island States including Non Fishing Days.  If the candidate is a qualified US Licensed Mate without Tuna or Western Pacific experience the vessel is willing to train.

The vessels operate in the Western Central Pacific Ocean with their main base of operation being American Samoa.  The vessels stay on the high seas for extended periods of time ranging from 30 to 75 days a trip depending on catch and can spend up to 300 days a year at sea.  It is desired that the candidate stay on the vessel for a minimum of 6 months or 4 trips.

These US vessels range from 70 to 80 meters and have a fish carrying capacity that ranges from 1,000 to 1,400 Metric Tons.

The candidate must have knowledge of a purse seine operation and must be capable of performing functions of the vessel master including the basic handling and moving the vessel.   In addition he must be capable of operating the hydraulic system for the operation of the booms, winches and motors.

The US flagged F/V Western Pacific operates primarily in the Central and Western Pacific Ocean. We are currently looking for potential US Licensed Mates that have experience operating and maintaining large scale tuna purse seiners. Carrying capacity of the vessel is 1600MT of Tuna and trip lengths vary from 30 to 60 days. Contract is on a trip by trip basis.

Vessel Particulars
Length: 79m
Main Engine: 3600hp EMD
Generators: 3508 Caterpillar
Refrigeration System: Ammonia — Vilter reciprocating compressors and Mycom reciprocating and screw compressors.
Skiff, Bow Thruster, and Hydraulic Engines: 3412 Caterpillar