Marine Fleet Coordinator

Leidos

Marine Fleet Coordinator overseeing maritime operations and training staff for Antarctic Support Contract. Requires USCG Captain's license and experience with marine operations.

Posted 7/9/2026full-timeRemote • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $107,900 - $195,050 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Advise Station Management regarding various marine oriented concerns.
Capability and willingness to mentor and provide advanced training to Station Staff.
Operates and maintains a fleet of an average of fifteen active small boats, including inflatable boats and outboard motors.
Operates vehicles and equipment to launch and recover the small boats via trailer.
Maintenance areas include, but are not limited to: inboard diesel, hydraulics, outboard motors, inflatable boats, and rigid hull inflatables, including proper inventory and tracking of spare parts.
Designs and implements training and oversight for station personnel in marine safety.
Leads the Ocean Search and Rescue (OSAR) team.
Conducts and documents monthly drills and training.
Maintains records of daily operations including vessel logs, situation reports, fuel usage, equipment maintenance, vessel launch/recovery, and turnover reports.

Requirements

What you’ll need

USCG Captain’s OUVP license
Minimum six (6+) years of experience acting as a vessel Captain, or in senior engineering/systems design role
Two (2+) of the six (6+) years’ experience must be in maintaining small vessel systems and hulls, or equivalent
Experience in commercial marine operations such as merchant marine, fisheries, or boatyards
Demonstrated experience with coastal navigation, electronic navigation, and dead reckoning
Experience training others in small vessel operation
Demonstrated leadership skills in vessel scheduling, maintenance, and operation
Ability to mentor and provide advanced training to station staff, and scientists
Comprehensive knowledge of small vessel operation, trailering, troubleshooting and maintenance
Proven ability to repair and troubleshoot engines and/or machinery including 4-stroke outboards, diesel, and inflatables
High level independent problem-solving and multi-tasking skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills; must be able to facilitate challenging situations and communicate effectively across various stakeholders
Must possess a valid Driver’s License issued in the United States.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive compensation
Health and Wellness programs
Income Protection
Paid Leave
Retirement

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Hard Skills & Tools

Coastal NavigationElectronic NavigationDead ReckoningVessel MaintenanceEngine Repair4-Stroke OutboardsDiesel MaintenanceInflatable Boat MaintenanceInventory ManagementMulti-Tasking

Soft Skills

MentoringCommunicationProblem-Solving

Certifications

Valid Driver’s License