When you work for a Saltchuk company, the job means something. Our vessels deliver heating fuel to villages that can’t be reached by road. We move the goods that stock shelves across Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. We crew ships for the Military Sealift Command, transport critical energy, and keep commerce flowing through some of the busiest ports in the country. This isn’t abstract logistics—it’s work that communities count on, every day.
Sail With Us
Your Maritime Career Starts Here.
Do work that matters.
Visit With us at Upcoming Career Fairs:
- Mass Maritime | Sept 30 | Overseas Shipholding Group/Alaska Tanker Company and Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
- SUNY Maritime | Oct 6 & 7 | Overseas Shipholding Group/Alaska Tanker Company and Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
- Maine Maritime | Oct 15 | Foss Maritime, Young Brothers, TOTE Services, Overseas Shipholding Group/Alaska Tanker Company and Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
- Texas A&M | Oct 22 | Overseas Shipholding Group/Alaska Tanker Company
- Cal Poly Maritime | Oct 27 | Foss Maritime, AmNav, Cook Inlet Tug & Barge, Young Brothers, Overseas Shipholding Group/Alaska Tanker Company, and Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
- USMMA Fall Career Fair: TOTE Services
Talk to a Recruiter!
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David Shevlin
Career Development and Licensing Specialist
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Christine Mulcahy
Marine Personnel Manager
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Tressie Osterrmiller
Marine Personnel Manager
Jade Umi
HR Business Partner
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Milt Merritt
President
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Jeff Johnson
President
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Austin Adye
HR Business Partner – Fleet
From tugs to tankers - the Saltchuk family of companies offer a wide range of maritime career opportunities.
The Saltchuk family of companies includes some of the most storied and respected brands in U.S. Maritime. Whether you’re interested in limited tonnage, containerships, or tankers – staying close to home or traveling the world, Saltchuk companies are a family of opportunity!
Why Sail With Us?
Safety is an operating principle, not a slogan. New mariners are often rightly cautious about company culture around safety. Saltchuk companies believe in stop work authority, giving the autonomy to vessel crews to make the right call—even when it’s the slower or more expensive one—you will always be supported in doing the job right.
Investment in the person, not just the position. Between scholarship programs, cadet berths, and pathways from seagoing to shoreside opportunities. Saltchuk companies have a track record of developing mariners rather than just hiring them.
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