LNG Tankerman PIC

Position SummaryThe LNG Tankerman PIC is responsible for the day-to-day operational support of the LNG tank barge, including the safe storage, transfer, and vaporization of liquefied natural gas (LNG). This role performs cargo transfer operations, routine maintenance, equipment monitoring, and regulatory documentation to ensure safe and compliant vessel operations.The LNG Tankerman PIC reports to the Lead LNG Tankerman PIC and supports overall barge and bunkering operations, including LNG transfers from truck rack to LNG-propelled vessels.Essential FunctionsPromote and uphold the TOTE Services Safety Culture, ensuring compliance with all safety policies and procedures while onboard or representing the company.Serve as Person-in-Charge (PIC) during LNG cargo transfer operations as assigned.Safely and efficiently transfer LNG between barges, vessels, trucks, and facilities.Complete and maintain required documentation, including barge logs, bills of lading, gauge reports, and daily reports.Conduct LNG tank barge loading and discharge operations.Monitor cargo pressures, temperatures, and tank conditions to maintain safe operating parameters.Operate diesel engines, cargo pumps, compressors, electric motors, chiller systems, reliquification equipment, nitrogen generators, thermal oxidizers, and cryogenic valves.Perform routine maintenance, inspection, troubleshooting, and minor repairs of LNG tank barge equipment, including generators, pumps, motors, air compressors, and related systems.Support general vessel maintenance activities and maintain onboard inventory of spare parts and consumables.Create service requests and procure items through the company portal as required.Handle barge lines, winches, anchors, and assist with mooring and assist tug operations.Act as lookout during transit and mooring operations when assigned.Inspect vessel systems to ensure compliance with Coast Guard, state, and company regulations.Participate in required drills, training exercises, and operational turnovers.Communicate professionally with vessel crews, facility personnel, lay berth staff, and management.Perform additional duties as assigned by the Lead LNG Tankerman PIC.Knowledge RequirementsLNG systems and bunkering operationsTug and barge operationsMarine machinery and vessel systemsRegulatory and class requirements applicable to LNG tank bargesCargo loading software and IAS systemsAbility to read and interpret P&ID drawingsBasic automation and electrical troubleshooting principlesBasic arithmetic skills and metric system calculations for cargo transfer operationsCommand of the English language sufficient for clear oral and written communicationSkills & AbilitiesWorking knowledge of LNG liquefaction, storage, shipping, vaporization, or related operationsAbility to safely conduct cargo transfer operations with minimal supervisionProficiency in completing required documentation accurately and timelyStrong organizational and communication skillsAbility to work independently and as part of a teamBasic computer proficiency (Microsoft Office and operational software systems)Ability to conduct effective shift turnovers and equipment status updatesMinimum RequirementsValid U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC)Tankerman PIC DL or Tankerman PIC (Barge) DL requiredTankerman PIC LG or Tankerman PIC (Barge) LG highly preferredValid National and STCW Medical CertificateCurrent TWICMinimum of three (3) years of experience in tank barge, tanker, or related maritime operationsWorking ConditionsWork is performed in marine environments, including interior and exterior vessel spaces, with exposure to varying temperatures, weather conditions, and noise levels. Limited administrative work may occur in an office environment.The position may require extended work hours, including nights, weekends, holidays, and rotating schedules. Travel may be required. Regular and predictable attendance is essential.Physical RequirementsAbility to access vessels, climb ladders and stairs, bend, stoop, and reach overheadAbility to lift and carry at least 50 poundsAbility to safely maneuver cargo hoses, barge lines, and related equipmentAbility to perform duties in dynamic and potentially hazardous marine environments

Created: 2026-04-02