Captain

Primary Responsibilities

• Ensure the safe operation of USCG-inspected powerboats and sailboats.
• Maintain full responsibility for the safety of all crew members and passengers while underway and docked.
• Operate support vehicles, including a PUC van, for transportation to and from the harbor, as needed.
• Oversee and delegate all aspects of pre-trip provisioning, vessel preparation, inspection, and post-trip cleaning and resupply.
• Ensure the crew provides a high-quality, guest-centric, and luxury experience throughout each excursion, including food and beverage service.
• Aid guests with gear setup, including fitting and instructing on snorkel equipment.
• Track and report both routine and critical maintenance needs promptly.
• Understand and strictly follow all accident and emergency protocols.
• Train team members in deckhand duties in accordance with company standards.
• Report all injuries and accidents to the Director of Marine Operations on the same day, with completed documentation.
• Manage assigned crew members and ensure team performance aligns with expectations.
• Perform additional duties as assigned.

Qualifications

• Minimum Qualifications: Current USCG Captain’s Credential: Master 100 Ton Near Coastal with Sailing Endorsement (required for Ali‘i Nui), Master 50 Ton Near Coastal with Sailing Endorsement (required for Ali’i Kai), OUPV (required for Ali’i Nani), TWIC Card, Current First Aid/CPR certification with AED and Oxygen Provider credentials, FCC Marine Radio Operator’s Permit, Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities.
• Comfortable working outdoors in variable weather conditions, including direct sunlight and fluctuating temperatures.
• Strong interpersonal skills and a consistently positive attitude.
• Skilled in reading, interpreting, and applying safety regulations and operational procedures.
• Proficient in operating assigned marine equipment and interpreting technical documents.
• Strong multitasking and problem-solving skills.
• Clear and effective communication, both verbal and written.
• Capable of working with minimal supervision.
• Flexible schedule, including availability to work holidays, evenings, and weekends.
• Previous sailing experience is a plus.
• Familiarity with local destinations and weather patterns is a plus.
• Basic knowledge of vessel maintenance is a plus.