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Alaska Ocean Rangers Program

Want to help protect Alaska's environment? Want to represent Alaska while doing challenging, rewarding and exciting work?

Alaska Ocean Rangers travel on cruise ships throughout the summer, act as independent observers monitoring State of Alaska environmental and marine discharge requirements and check that passengers and crew are protected from improper sanitation, health and safety practices.

Minimum Qualifications

1. Current Designated Duty Engineer (DDE) or Third Assistant Engineer (3 A/E) Unlimited Horsepower or higher license issued by US Coast Guard OR an individual with a degree in marine safety and environmental protection from accredited maritime educational institution.

2. For 3 A/E and higher license holders only, membership in the American Maritime Officers (AMO) Union.**

3. Clean criminal background check with no offenses that prevent entry into Canada.***

4. Sound physical condition and completion of a post-offer physical examination, including drug test.

5. Successful completion of the Alaska Ocean Rangers training class.

Hiring Information

Crowley Marine Services, Inc. is the contractor for the Alaska DEC. Please apply directly to Crowley and NOT the State of Alaska or AEG.

Apply to:

  • Lester Williams
  • Manager, Marine Personnel
  • Crowley Marine Services, Inc.
  • 9487 Regency Square Blvd.
  • Jacksonville, FL 32277
  • Tel: (907) 777-5900
  • lester.williams@crowley.com

Deadline to Apply

March 31, 2010

Salary and Benefits

Alaska Ocean Ranger position includes monthly salary, benefits and reimbursable expenses.

ALASKAN hiring preference!

 

**AMO has agreed to accept into membership any Alaska resident holding a 3 A/E Unlimited HP license or higher, and who meets the other requirements above.

 

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2007 Alaska Ocean Rangers Fact Sheet

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2008 Alaska Ocean Rangers Report

*Information About US Coast Guard Licenses

USCG National Maritime Center: National Maritime Center (NMC) Providing Credentials to Mariners

USCG Engineering: Maritime Professional Training

***Inadmissibility Into Canada Information

Alaska Ocean Rangers are required to be able to enter and exit Canada as visitors - there can be no exceptions allowable for any Alaska Ocean Ranger. It is impossible for an Alaska Ocean Ranger to complete their assigned schedule without this ability.

In summary, anyone being considered for an Alaska Ocean Ranger position must be admissible to Canada. If there is a past record of a criminal office (includes DUI) a person being considered must have obtained a rehabilitation certificate. These certificates can be had by making application and paying a fee. Fees can vary depending on the seriousness of the crime.

If you have committed or been convicted of a criminal offense, you may not be allowed to enter Canada. Criminal offenses include both minor and serious offenses, such as theft, assault, manslaughter, dangerous driving and driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. For a complete list of criminal offenses in Canada, consult the Canadian Criminal Code. If you were convicted of a crime when you were under the age of 18, you can probably still enter Canada. See the Related Links below for even more information about admissibility.

More Information:

Are you inadmissible to Canada?

Criminal Rehabilitation

Authority to Return to Canada Instructions

These web sites indicate the rehabilitation certificate process can take a year.

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