Complete Logistical Services

Role Description Complete Logistical Services (CLS) is proud to announce an exciting job opening for a Commercial Diver. This position offers a unique opportunity to skilled individuals in a dynamic and ever-evolving field. The role is designated as Contract/Temporary, enabling you to engage in projects from various locations at your convenience. At CLS, our Commercial Divers play vital roles in various underwater operations, often partaking in challenging yet rewarding maritime projects. If you are seeking to leverage your diving skills and experience in profound and impactful ways, we are eager to consider you for our team. Joining CLS as a Commercial Diver means you will be directly 'on the hook' for executing critical underwater tasks that contribute greatly to the success of numerous operations within the Gulf of Mexico and other inland waterways. This role not only demands technical and professional expertise but also offers the chance to work under the banner of a company that places a high premium on quality services and employee satisfaction. Duties and Responsibilities - Perform underwater installation, inspection, maintenance, and repair of various structures and equipment - Utilize diving gear and other provided tools effectively, ensuring all operations adhere to safety protocols - Work closely with other dive team members to plan diving operations in accordance with project demands - Ensure clear communication with dive team and surface personnel during all dive operations - Operate sonar equipment and other electronic devices for underwater detection and navigation - Conduct pre and post-dive checks of all equipment and gear - Report the status of the projects to superiors, documenting all tasks completed and any anomalies encountered - Stay updated with the latest diving techniques, technology, and safety protocols - Engage in salvage operations using the proper techniques and tools - Attend regular training sessions and certification programs to maintain and enhance diving skills - Assist in the research and evaluation of job locations, potential hazards, and project requirements Requirements - Proven experience and proficiency as a Commercial Diver - Valid Driver’s License - Current TWIC card (front & back) - Valid Passport - Active IMCA/DCBC/ADCI Card - Graduate of an ADCI/ADCE Approved Dive School - Rigging certification as per API RP 2D 7th edition (8hr course or 2day course) - First Aid, CPR, and O2 Administration Certification - Safe Gulf, PEC, or RIG PASS Certification - Water Survival, T-HUET, BOSIET, or FOET Certification - Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written - High school diploma or equivalent; further education or certification in relevant field will be advantageous - Ability to work effectively in teams and independently - Physical fitness and comfort working in various weather and underwater conditions

Role Description Complete Logistical Services is excited to announce an opening for the position of 1600 Ton Master Mate. This role is a key component of our maritime operations and offers an exciting opportunity for qualified candidates seeking a dynamic and rewarding career in the marine sector. This is a contract/temporary position that allows for full remote work, enabling flexibility and convenience for the right candidate. The 1600 Ton Master Mate plays a critical role in our operations, tasked with ensuring the safe and efficient handling of our vessels. As a leader and a pivotal member of the maritime team, the ideal candidate will bring a deep understanding of nautical protocols along with proven experience in navigation and vessel management. - Navigate and operate vessels up to 1600 gross tons. - Plan routes, monitor weather conditions, and ensure safe navigation at all times. - Supervise docking, undocking, and towing operations to guarantee they are conducted safely and efficiently. - Maintain detailed logs of all vessel operations, including navigation charts and vessel equipment status. - Coordinate with marine engineers to manage and resolve any mechanical issues onboard. - Carry out regular inspections of deck equipment, lines, and winches to maintain operational standards and safety. - Report any maintenance needs and operational anomalies directly to management, ensuring timely resolution and minimal disruption. Qualifications - Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC) with appropriate endorsements for a 1600-Ton Master or Mate. - Current USCG Medical Certificate, ensuring medical fitness for duty at sea. - Water Survival certification must include T-HUET, BOSIET, or FOET to ensure preparedness for offshore emergencies. - Rigging certification that complies with the API-RP-2D standard, confirming skills in safe rigging practices. - Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) for access to secure maritime facilities. - Training certifications such as Safegulf, PEC, or Rig Pass, which are crucial for safety compliance in the industry. - Proven ability to operate and handle vessels of up to 1600 gross tons coupled with thorough knowledge of maritime law and regulations. - Strong leadership skills and the ability to supervise and train a seafaring crew effectively. - Excellent communication skills, capable of maintaining clear lines of communication both onboard and with onshore facilities. - Capability to manage stress and make critical decisions in high-pressure environments. Requirements - Hourly rate is equivalent to $800 day rate.

Role Description Complete Logistical Services (CLS) is proud to announce an exciting job opening for a Commercial Diver. This position offers a unique opportunity to skilled individuals in a dynamic and ever-evolving field. The role is designated as Contract/Temporary, enabling you to engage in projects from various locations at your convenience. At CLS, our Commercial Divers play vital roles in various underwater operations, often partaking in challenging yet rewarding maritime projects. If you are seeking to leverage your diving skills and experience in profound and impactful ways, we are eager to consider you for our team. Joining CLS as a Commercial Diver means you will be directly 'on the hook' for executing critical underwater tasks that contribute greatly to the success of numerous operations within the Gulf of Mexico and other inland waterways. This role not only demands technical and professional expertise but also offers the chance to work under the banner of a company that places a high premium on quality services and employee satisfaction. Duties and Responsibilities - Perform underwater installation, inspection, maintenance, and repair of various structures and equipment - Utilize diving gear and other provided tools effectively, ensuring all operations adhere to safety protocols - Work closely with other dive team members to plan diving operations in accordance with project demands - Ensure clear communication with dive team and surface personnel during all dive operations - Operate sonar equipment and other electronic devices for underwater detection and navigation - Conduct pre and post-dive checks of all equipment and gear - Report the status of the projects to superiors, documenting all tasks completed and any anomalies encountered - Stay updated with the latest diving techniques, technology, and safety protocols - Engage in salvage operations using the proper techniques and tools - Attend regular training sessions and certification programs to maintain and enhance diving skills - Assist in the research and evaluation of job locations, potential hazards, and project requirements Qualifications - Proven experience and proficiency as a Commercial Diver - Valid Driver’s License - Current TWIC card (front & back) - Valid Passport - Active IMCA/DCBC/ADCI Card - Graduate of an ADCI/ADCE Approved Dive School - Rigging certification as per API RP 2D 7th edition (8hr course or 2day course) - First Aid, CPR, and O2 Administration Certification - Safe Gulf, PEC, or RIG PASS Certification - Water Survival, T-HUET, BOSIET, or FOET Certification - Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written - High school diploma or equivalent; further education or certification in relevant field will be advantageous - Ability to work effectively in teams and independently - Physical fitness and comfort working in various weather and underwater conditions

Role Description As a 2nd/3rd Assistant Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in maintaining and operating maritime equipment, supporting daily operations that are critical to our client's success. This position is suited for individuals who thrive in challenging environments and are keen on contributing to major operations from remote settings, ensuring high standards of technical and operational efficiency are met consistently. - Monitor the operational status of marine engineering systems onboard vessels. - Perform routine maintenance and necessary repairs on all engineering equipment. - Ensure compliance with safety standards and procedural requirements at all times. - Assist in the preparation and execution of equipment tests and commissioning procedures. - Collaborate with team members to troubleshoot and resolve any technical issues that arise. - Prepare detailed reports on system performance and maintenance activities for upper management. - Participate in continuous training sessions to remain up to date with the latest technologies and operational practices. - Support the chief engineer in overseeing fuel transfers and maintaining environmental compliance. - Actively partake in emergency drills and real-life emergency situations maintaining composure and clarity. - Enforce and adhere to company policies regarding environmental protection and occupational safety. Qualifications - SafeGulf/Rigpass - TWIC Card - MMC with current dates - T-HUET (Tropical Huet for client) or BOSIET - Rigging cert (API-RP-2D standard) - USCG Physical - 3rd or 2nd Asst. Engineer-Unlimited rating with OICEW endorsement on License along with your Basic Safety Training and VPDSD. - Current USCG Medical Certificate with valid National and STCW dates. - Water Survival must be the T-HUET (Tropical Huet for client) or BOSIET. - USCG Physical & Drug screen current or will be taken upon qualification. - Flag State License and Seaman's Book current or ability to apply for documents.