Chimera Enterprises International Benefits Overview

Evaluate maritime engineering training courses, sites, and instructors for compliance with U.S. Coast Guard regulations, policies, international standards, and industry practices. Draft technical recommendations and formal government responses, maintain quality and production targets of at least 20 course approvals monthly, and attend mandatory National Maritime Center training. The role requires a senior merchant mariner with a qualifying Chief Engineer or First Assistant Engineer credential and at least five years of sailing experience.

Evaluate foundational maritime training courses, sites, and instructors for compliance with U.S. Coast Guard regulations and policies. Draft technical recommendations and formal government responses, process at least 25 course approvals monthly, and attend mandatory training in Martinsburg, West Virginia. The role requires strong maritime regulatory knowledge, analytical ability, technical writing skills, and a U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Credential endorsed as Master of Self-Propelled Vessels of at least 100 GRT on Great Lakes and Inland Waters or superior routes.

Conducts high-volume safety and suitability screenings for merchant mariner credential applicants. Reviews criminal histories, driving records, narcotics forms, citizenship documentation, and other sensitive personal information; investigates discrepancies and reconciles conflicting records. The role requires careful suitability determinations, strong analytical skills, strict protection of PII and security-sensitive information, and consistent completion of 105–120 work units weekly. Candidates must be able to obtain and maintain favorable USCG suitability screening.