Commercial Diver

Overview

Underwater commercial diver for construction projects in MD, travel to sites.

Key Responsibilities

• equipment checks
• rigging
• equipment operation
• dive execution
• safety measures
• hazard reporting

Tasks

-Identifies and reports any equipment faults, other potential hazards, near misses or accidents. -Ensures that personal diving equipment is working correctly and is suitable for the planned dive. -Performs topside and underwater rigging. -Sets up and operates all equipment as directed by the diving supervisor. -Undertakes dives and other duties as directed by the Supervisor. -Ensures full understanding of the dive plan and is competent to carry out the planned tasks. -Ensures appropriate safety measures are taken.

Requirements

• commercial dive
• rigging cert
• twic card
• cpr/first aid
• hazwoper
• 2+ years

What You Bring

-Reports any medical problem or symptoms experienced during or after the dive. -High school diploma or equivalent preferred. -Four recent dive logs. -Rigging Certification/Training -Current TWIC Card -Previous maritime experience and knowledge of diving support equipment. -Current ADC Card -Current ADC Dive Physical (Physicians Signature) required. -Current CPR/First Aid/AED (Adult), from a certified Red Cross facility or equivalent (online certifications are NOT accepted) required. -Current Blood Borne Pathogen Certificate -Current HAZWOPER, OSHA 10 Hour or OSHA 30 Hour Certificate -Commercial Dive School Diploma -Current Emergency O2 Certificate, from a certified Red Cross facility or equivalent (online certifications are NOT accepted) required. -At least two years of related experience highly preferred. -Knows, understands, and follows the routine and emergency procedures.

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About Sus

-Operating from Baltimore, MD and Pittsburgh, PA, it can mobilize quickly for urgent infrastructure projects. -SUS undertakes heavy marine works like bridge rehab, dam and pipeline installations, piers, wharfs and intake/outfall structures. -Its commercial diving and salvage teams tackle grouting, debris removal, anchor placement and crane-barge operations. -Serving general contractors, DOTs, power companies and federal clients, balancing prime contracts and subcontracting roles. -The company blends veteran divers and heavy-lift marine crews to deliver high-risk underwater work with precision.

Sector Specialisms

Security Clearance

-subject to more stringent drug testing and compliance policies as a federal contractor.