Winch Operator Position on Mooring Barge, ORCA Crew Services, United States

Winch Operator Position on Mooring Barge, ORCA Crew Services, United States

ORCA Crew Services is in need of a Winch Operator to join an 8-point mooring barge operating in the waters of the United States. The main responsibilities include operating and maintaining the winch, ensuring proper mooring and vessel mobility according to safety and operational guidelines.

Requirements and Qualifications:

  • Relevant experience in winch operation
  • Valid visa for the United States
  • Complete GWO certification
  • Demonstrated technical skills and previous experience in similar environments

Additional Details:

  • 5-week on, 5-week off rotation
  • Start date: July 11, 2025
  • Location: United States

Interested candidates for the Winch Operator position should contact ORCA Crew Services directly or follow the instructions provided by the company to apply.

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