Facilities Manager
BS degree in Facilities Management, or equivalent discipline
Must be able to obtain Transportation Workers Identification Credential (TWIC) through the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
Must be able to obtain a Pier Superintendent’s License from the Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor.
Applicable work experience in facility management with relevant hands-on field inspection and project management experience
Experience with structural and mechanical engineering principles, codes, best practices and designs
Must have strong analytical thinking and problem-solving skills and is equally comfortable working independently and as part of a team.
Familiarity with safety rules, regulations, fire safety codes, best practices and performance standards associated with operation and maintenance of buildings, facilities, and an industrial environment
March 17, 2021 By David Murray
A brand-new company has given itself one unique mission: to make mariners’ lives easier by helping them to organize the paperwork and supporting documents underpinning their credentials, ratings and licenses.
MM-SEAS is the first-ever software that automates the manual task of obtaining, tracking and renewing U.S. Coast Guard credentials. MM-SEAS not only eliminates paperwork processing errors, it promises to deliver “meaningful merchant mariner career guidance.”
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Nate Gilman
Nate Gilman, co-founder of MM-SEAS, grew up on Puget Sound. Beginning as a teenager, he worked on cruise vessels belonging to Argosy Cruises, which his uncle Brock Gilman managed, and which operates sightseeing vessels in and around Seattle, Wash.