http://uscg.mil/nmc/announcements/pdfs/dde.pdf
from
http://uscg.mil/nmc/stcw/default.asp
There is a bunch of new things everyone needs to read on there
Perhaps you should learn your vessel instead of trying to muscle the office with your license.
Can you tell me what happens when you put ether in your cats? Where the pre filters are for your mains, without calling the port engineers?
Engineers should make atleast $450 a day… Deckhands are making $350+ a day
Why would you put ether in your CATs??? Once you go through your pre-lube cycle shouldn’t they fire off? Pre-filters, are you refering to what the industry standard calls them as Racors? On NYBoatman’s post, Licensed Engineers in NY are making $550/day which apparently we’re being bent over the barrel, in comparison with gulf OSV rates.
That’s shitty pay! I guess it’s decent if all you have to worry about is two gens and two mains.
Man, them poor deckhands at Moran of Norfolk…
I know what there making up here… I said they should make atleast that… But hes goin to work in Norfolk hell be luck to get $450…
I don’t know if mates even make$400 a day
Not even close to $400. Some captains arent even that high.
That sucks… I made more then that on deck with overtime… Some days $500+ with overtime
ECO is paying 3rd A/E $700.00 a day starting out. I mean the ink is not even dry on the MMC.
Fwd her your info. Hopefully you have some gauges she can watch.