100 Ton Master

• Valid USCG 100-Ton Master License (Near Coastal minimum).
• Current TWIC card and CPR/First Aid certification.
• Minimum 3 years’ experience as a captain on workboats, tugs, or utility vessels.
• Strong understanding of USCG regulations, navigation, and vessel maintenance.
• Willingness to work a three week on three week of rotation 

Job Title: 100-Ton Boat Captain – Cable Laying Support (Ad Hoc)
Location: Virginia, USA (Coastal Operations)
Project Duration: Ongoing, Ad Hoc Suppor
Start Date: ASAP

Company Overview:
We are a trusted marine services provider supporting critical infrastructure projects across the United States. We are currently involved in a subsea cable laying project off the coast of Virginia and are seeking a qualified 100-ton Boat Captain to provide on-call, ad hoc support on an ongoing basis.

Position Summary:
This is a part-time, ad hoc role ideal for an experienced Captain looking for consistent but flexible marine work. You’ll be responsible for operating a 100-ton support vessel during key phases of a subsea cable laying operation

You’ll assist with vessel positioning, crew transport, and operational support during cable deployment activities, working closely with the marine coordination team and deck personnel.

Key Responsibilities:

• Operate our vessel safely and efficiently in support of cable laying operations.
• Execute precise vessel movements nearshore and in shallow waters under direction from project managers.
• Oversee safety, readiness, and maintenance of the vessel during each operation.
• Coordinate with marine crews and assist with basic logistics and cable handling when needed.

Requirements:

• Valid USCG 100-Ton Master License (Near Coastal minimum).
• Current TWIC card and CPR/First Aid certification.
• Minimum 3 years’ experience as a captain on workboats, tugs, or utility vessels.
• Strong understanding of USCG regulations, navigation, and vessel maintenance.
• Willingness to work short-notice and short-duration deployments (1–3 days/month).

Preferred:

• Prior experience in cable laying or marine construction environments.
• Familiarity with the Chesapeake Bay and Virginia coast preferred.