Pump Vessel Operator​/Maintenance Technician Ii

PORT OPERATIONS/KEY WEST BIGHT DEPARTMENT PUMP OUT VESSEL OPERATOR/MAINTENANCE TECH II COMPENSATION DETAILS

• GRADE: 12T
• MIN. HOURLY WAGE: $26.29

This position is responsible for pumping out vessels in the mooring field, maintaining the mooring field, maintaining the pump out boat, all equipment, dingy dock and dingy dock restroom/laundry facility in optimal operating condition, repairing when able, and recommending service calls when repair is beyond his/her ability or knowledge. A responsible position providing general maintenance and preventive maintenance for the marina including electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and general repairs.

• Able to operate a marine vessel 25 foot or less in all weather conditions.
• Able to operate marine sewer sanitation equipment.
• Able to write, read, speak and understand English in order to communicate with the public, make verbal and written reports to superiors and recommend needed repairs.
• Able to lift 70 pounds to a 45‑inch height and carry it 100 yards.
• Able to work a forty (40) hour work week and respond to after‑hour emergencies as necessary.
• Able to work outside in all types of weather.
• Able to perform necessary functions in order to resolve an oil spill.
• Able to jump from dock to boat and back.
• Able to swim.
• Ability to follow written and oral directions.

• Special equipment as necessary to perform electrical and plumbing repairs/installations.
• Hand‑held radio.
• Various hand and power tools.
• GPS navigation.

• Outside in all kinds of weather at marina and other areas as assigned.

• Standing 20%
• Climbing 15%
• Bending 20%
• Reaching 10%
• Walking 10%
• Lifting 15%
• Swimming 5%

• Pumping out vessels in the mooring field.
• Preventative maintenance to Key West Mooring field.
• Inventory control of vessels entering the mooring field.
• Maintain the dingy dock restroom facility including laundry facility.
• Responsible for evaluating marine mooring systems and determining whether or not there is a need for replacement.
• Operate and maintain Key West Pump out boat.
• Maintain records and removal of sewage from customers’ vessels in Key West Mooring Field.
• Maintain dingy docks in working order, including carpentry repairs both surface and under water.
• Repair plumbing, plumbing fixtures, small electrical equipment and appliances.
• Perform general labor and equipment operator duties as assigned.
• Paint various types of surfaces.
• Perform basic carpentry repairs throughout the marina property.
• Clean restrooms and other facilities as directed.
• Drive a truck, load and unload materials and equipment as required.
• Install and repair locks for doors.
• Enforce all rules and regulations regarding marina activities.
• Responsible for preparations for major storms. If not required to evacuate for a storm, shall be on call as needed during and immediately after the storm for emergency repairs and damage assessment.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Experience in operating a marine vessel 25 foot or less in all weather conditions.
• Experience with basic plumbing, carpentry, electrical, small engine repair and appliance repair.
• Ability to repair marine sanitation equipment.
• Ability to maintain an effective working relationship with other employees.
• Ability to deal with the general public in a courteous and helpful manner.
• Ability to work without constant supervision, making decisions as permitted on a day‑to‑day basis.
• Wearing of proper apparel and safety clothes/shoes required.
• Ability to speak knowledgeably with vendors regarding equipment, demanding quality, price and service while maintaining a good relationship.
• Ability to understand city codes and ordinances.
• Must possess a valid Florida driver’s license.
• Must be available for varied shifts, as necessary.
• Three years or more experience in maintenance field.
• Must have understanding of marine knots and rope tying and be able to learn to make repairs to underwater mooring systems.
• Perform all duties of equivalent or lower graded positions.

“Safety Sensitive” Job position requirements of the Omnibus Transportation Act, effective January, 1996