This responder position is a non-exempt position assigned to support MSRC's Clean Gulf Association Program. Significant fitting and welding skills are an essential part of this position, while 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.

The Operational Responder is the entry-level position among the MSRC Responder positions. The Operational Responder specializes in all phases of oil spill response equipment operation, preventive maintenance, basic corrective maintenance, deployment, retrieval, cleaning, and storage. 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. Responders routinely work as members of an integrated team.

The Operational Responder is the entry-level position among the MSRC Responder positions. The Operational Responder specializes in all phases of oil spill response equipment operation, preventive maintenance, basic corrective maintenance, deployment, retrieval, cleaning, and storage. 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. Responders routinely work as members of an integrated team.

The Operational Responder is the entry-level position among the MSRC Responder positions. The Operational Responder specializes in all phases of oil spill response equipment operation, preventive maintenance, basic corrective maintenance, deployment, retrieval, cleaning, and storage. 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. Responders routinely work as members of an integrated team.

The Operational Responder is the entry-level position among the MSRC Responder positions. The Operational Responder specializes in all phases of oil spill response equipment operation, preventive maintenance, basic corrective maintenance, deployment, retrieval, cleaning, and storage. 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. Responders routinely work as members of an integrated team.

The Dispersant Operations Manager is responsible for operational, technical, and financial oversight of the MSRC dispersant program.

Essential elements of the position include:

• Understanding and familiarization of all aspects of dispersant operations;
• Knowledge of aerial dispersant providers, (which will include a basic understanding of applicable FAA requirements);
• Understanding and familiarization of MSRC customer relationships and requirements as they pertain to dispersants. A collegial working relationship with MSRC’s customers and other industry stakeholders while working within the MSRC system is essential;
• Participation on-scene and/or in a Command Post setting for all actual responses and exercises;
• Familiarity with Federal and State requirements regarding dispersant; Working knowledge of 8/31/09 USCG Dispersant regulations. Assist MSRC in transition to meet these requirements, as appropriate;
• Oversight and management of the MSRC dispersant budget in accordance with objectives jointly developed with the MSRC Program Manager;
• Development and management of other dispersant related items as directed by MSRC’s Program Manager.

This position requires a Bachelor’s degree and at least 8 years of experience in environmental protection or industrial hygiene in industry or government positions.

The range of responsibilities of this position demands proven leadership and interpersonal skills. The successful candidate will be a recognized team player willing and capable of working issues in a positive, uniform manner. Familiarity with regulatory agencies associated with the inspection and application of dispersants is highly desired. Demonstrated ability to positively represent MSRC with the public, maritime and response industry, and other appropriate Federal, State and municipal agencies is also required.

This position will require on-call availability and immediate travel, as necessary.

The Marine Engineer, working closely with the Manager, Marine Engineering Services, is responsible for the drydocking, 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 a Bachelor’s degree in marine engineering or equivalent. A Master’s degree in marine related discipline such as naval architecture or engineering is preferred. This position also requires at least 5 – 8 years of related work experience as a port engineer. A Professional Engineer (P.E.) credential is desired. A detailed knowledge of the design, construction and operations of vessels is required. Strong interpersonal, estimating, and negotiating skills are required.

This position will be located in Herndon, VA with a heavy travel schedule of up to 50% with some periods of 3 or 4 consecutive weeks. Must be available to respond 24 hours a day, 365 days a year anywhere.