The Operational Responder is the entry-level position that specializes in all phases of oil spill response equipment operation, preventive maintenance, basic corrective maintenance, deployment, retrieval, cleaning, and storage. This position requires a high school diploma or equivalent. Must have excellent written and verbal communication skills. This position uses basic hand tools, portable power tools, cranes, material handling equipment, and possesses basic computer skills in the accomplishment of routine tasks.Basic seamanship skills include line handling, rigging, small boat operations including anchoring and mooring, are an essential part of daily activities.

This responder position is a non-exempt position assigned to support MSRC's Clean Gulf Association Program. Experience with oil spill response equipment is a plus. With proper training, the chosen candidate will be expected to: 1) operate spill response equipment during training and actual response events; 2) oversee contractor activity; 3) timely and accurately complete all electronic and hard copy administrative submissions; and 4) competently adhere to and apply MSRC's logistics and maintenance procedures for required activities. A 100-ton license is required. This position requires a daily commute to Galveston, TX. When applying, please ensure you indicate you are applying for "CGA Master Responder - Galveston, TX".

The CGA Response Supervisor is responsible for providing effective and efficient spill response services using all available resources and ensuring customer satisfaction. This position is accountable for the operations, maintenance, communications, contractor support, training and readiness of response equipment within the Supervisor's geographical areas of responsibility. This position maintains awareness of situations that affect MSRC's and the Clean Gulf Program's ability to respond quickly as necessary or appropriate; is familiar with the geographic areas and the contractors within these areas; and maintains a positive state of readiness by being available to respond 24 hours a day, 365 days a year anywhere. Qualifications include experience in oil spill management, effective leadership and management, seamanship (deck seamanship, boat-handling) marine maintenance and a mechanical aptitude. Must have effective problem solving, communications and computer skills. A high school diploma is required along with a clear driving record. A marine document or license is desirable. Must be available for travel within the assigned geographical areas and elsewhere. Safe and good business practices are integral. Physical requirements as prescribed by the Company.Must meet Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) requirement. CGA/MSRC offers an excellent benefit package, retirement plan, competitive salary, and exciting work. EOE

This responder position is a non-exempt position assigned to support MSRC's Clean Gulf Association Program. Experience with oil spill response equipment as well as a strong maintenance background is a plus. With proper training, the chosen candidate will be expected to: 1) operate spill response equipment during training and actual response events; 2) oversee contractor activity; 3) timely and accurately complete all electronic and hard copy administrative submissions; and 4) competently adhere to and apply MSRC's logistics and maintenance procedures for required activities. A 100-ton license is preferred. This position requires a daily commute to Ingleside, TX (near Corpus Christi).

The Accounting Manager is responsible for providing financial support and assistance to the Corporate Engineering Services Department. The position will serve as back-up to the Marine Operations Division Controller. The Accounting Manager will prepare budgets of projects managed by Engineering Services including drydockings, underwater inspections in lieu of drydockings (UWILDs), emergency corrective maintenance projects and Strategic Investment Plan projects. The Accounting Manager will formulate and administer work in accordance with approved accounting practices to ensure that financial and operating reports accurately reflect the condition of the business and provide reliable information necessary to control operations. The Accounting Manager will report to the Marine Operations Division Controller with indirect reporting to the Engineering Services Manager and the Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.

The Marine Engineer, working closely with the Manager, Engineering Services, is responsible for the dry docking, Underwater Inspection in Lieu of Drydocking (UWILD) programs, providing internal and external engineering services, coordinating the preventive maintenance program and performing related duties as assigned. This position requires detailed knowledge of the design, construction repair, maintenance and operations of vessels, marine systems and equipment and industrial machinery and equipment. Strong interpersonal, estimating, and negotiating skills are required. A Bachelor’s degree in marine engineering with at least 5 years of related work experience as a port engineer or equivalent work experience required.