As the Dock Manager at one of our Alaskan facilities, this role provides an integral service to fishing vessels as they come to offload at the Silver Bay Seafoods dock. This role will coordinate with Fleet, Plant and Production Managers, as well as fishing vessels to organize and schedule efficient offloads. The Dock Manager typically runs a crew of 2-8 Dock Leads with a Dock Supervisor as an assistant.

Essential Functions/Qualifications

The responsibilities of the position include the following:

• Supervise all dock tasks including offloads, servicing ice, etc.
• Monitor location and well-being of all off-loaded tender equipment.
• Monitor condition and keep an updated inventory of all dock-related equipment.
• Stay in constant communication with Fishermen and Tank Leads to ensure effective/constant flow of fish into the plant.
• Provide ice as needed for fishing vessels.
• Supervise crew consisting of Dock Supervisor and 2-8 Dock Leads.
• Ensures all OSHA/AKOSH/EPA standards and company policies are being met.
• Coordinates with crew members of vessels for use of vessel's crane for removal of hatch covers and stinger manipulation.
• Operates equipment safely and within its limitations.
• Maintains good housekeeping of upper and lower dock.
• Moves product and other materials to and from warehouse, delivery vehicles, vessels, and containers by hand or using forklifts and other equipment.
• Trains new dock crew.
• Other duties as assigned to ensure the facility and organization is fully supported and successful.

Competencies

To perform the job successfully, an individual should demonstrate the following functional and interpersonal competencies:

Functional

• Nautical Skills:Basic knowledge of nautical terms, navigation, and seamanship.
• Physical Fitness:Lift and carry weight more than 50 pounds repeatedly. Perform repetitive tasks for extended periods of time. Work long hours in all kinds of weather.
• Safety Awareness:Strong understanding of safety regulations and procedures, including emergency response.
• Equipment Knowledge:The Dock Manager position requires driven machinery certifications such as a forklift, which in turn requires a valid driver's license. Familiarity with various marine equipment, including winches, cranes, and anchors.
• Maintenance Skills:Basic mechanical skills to assist with maintenance and repairs of ship equipment.
• Environmental Awareness:Understanding of environmental regulations and practices to protect marine ecosystems.

Interpersonal

Teamwork:Ability to work effectively as part of a team, often in closed quarters and under demanding conditions. Dock Managers must also be highly self-motivated and demonstrate a sound work ethic.

Communication:Dock Managers must exhibit strong multi-tasking and time management skills as well as excellent written/verbal communication. Clear and effective communication skills.

Adaptability:Flexibility to adapt to changing work conditions and schedules. Work at least 16 hours per day, 7 days per week for the duration of the contract. Share crew quarters, bathroom facilities, and common dining areas with other crew members.

Problem-Solving:Ability to identify and resolve problems that may arise during a voyage.

Stress Management:Ability to manage stress and wor