A C&B Marine Loader Operator is responsible for operating a loader or skid steer to clean and unload cargo. An ideal Loader Operator is a team player who can work in all weather conditions, enjoys learning new skills in a fast-paced environment, and is interested in a rewarding long-term career. Although this is an entry level position, those who can demonstrate a willingness to learn and work hard may be rewarded with advancement opportunities.
- Operate a loader or skid steer
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Perform routine inspections and maintenance on loader or skid steer
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Rig loads for crane or excavator
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Inspect and maintain rigging
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Chip and paint
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Report all equipment failures or hazardous conditions to supervisor
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Ensure that all fire extinguishers are properly charged and tagged and that all other safety equipment is operational
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Maintain a clean and tidy personal quarter and workspace free of spillage and equipment that is not in use
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Shovel and sweep gunnels and hoppers
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*Use a leaf blower to clean gunnels and hoppers
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Shingle for an extended period of time in a confined space
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Potentially use company vehicle to do a part run.
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Handle line to secure barges
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Check and add fluids to machinery, grease equipment, change air filters and change oil
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Use hand and radio signals to direct crane/excavator
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*Assist dry dock and rig workers as instructed
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Complete all other duties as directed by the supervisor, person-in-charge or his designate.
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Perform all tasks in accordance with U.S. Coast Guard, OSHA, MSHA and C&B Marine safety and environmental policies
- No experience is necessary for the Loader Operator position but any experience with heavy machinery is preferred
- Must be able to obtain a TWIC card within 30 days of employment and maintain thereafter
- Operate a loader or skid steer using hand and foot controls
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Ascend and descend an 18-foot ladder while wearing a personal flotation device (PFD)
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Ascend and descend 4 flights of stairs without stopping or losing balance
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Fit through normal barge manhole that is 56.5-inches in circumference
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Transition to and from a small boat from a towing vessel with a 30-inch change in elevation while wearing a PFD
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Step up and down a 12 inch change in elevation without stopping or losing balance
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Walk safely on uneven decks while maintaining balance at all times
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Walk 1200 feet while carrying a 50-pound load
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Lift with legs to pick up a 50-pound load to the shoulder
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Step over deck fittings and objects on deck while maintaining balance
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Reach up 90-degrees with both arms while sitting and standing and pull downward
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Lift 50-pounds from waist to overhead
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Work while wearing a dust mask
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*Be prepared to be clean shaven to wear full respiratory facemask
Upon receiving an offer of employment from C&B, employment is conditioned upon the new hire satisfying the below requirements:
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passing a background check,
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providing proof of eligibility to lawfully work in the United States, and
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passing a pre-employment physical and drug screen.
