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In order to obtain employment aboard vessels operated under contract with American Maritime Officers, all qualified candidates must complete and submit an AMO membership application. Click Here to open the form.
If you need to contact AMO Dispatching or if you are already registered with AMO to ship deep sea, please use the secure AMO Dispatching Site.
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Deep Sea Employment Requirements:
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ENGINE:
- U.S. Coast Guard Third Assistant Engineer's License or higher rating, steam or
motor, unlimited horsepower.
- Refrigeration Recovery Certification, Hazardous Materials Certification.
- Current: STCW, Passport, Merchant Mariner's Document, Drug-Free Card
and Benzene Card (tankers only)
DECK:
- U.S. Coast Guard Third Mate's License or higher rating, steam and
motor, unlimited tonnage.
- Current: STCW, Radar Observer, FCC GMDSS Operator, Hazardous Materials
Certification, Passport, Merchant Mariner's Document, Drug-Free Card and
Benzene Card (tankers only).
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN & RADIO OFFICER:
- U.S. Coast Guard Radio Officer License, Hazardous Materials
Certification, Radar Repair Certificate.
- Current STCW, Passport, Merchant Mariner's Document, Drug-Free Card and
Benzene Card (tankers only).
RADIO-ELECTRONICS OFFICER:
- GMDSS Maintainer, Hazardous Materials Certification.
- Current: STCW, Passport, Merchant Mariner's Document, Drug-Free Card
and Benzene Card (tankers only).
For further information and/or membership application, contact:
Brendan Keller, Robert Anderson
Dispatchers, Deep Sea
(800) 345-3410
Joseph Gremelsbacker,
National Vice President, Deep Sea
(800) 362-0513
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Great Lakes Employment Requirements:
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ENGINE:
U.S. Coast Guard Third Assistant Engineer's License, steam or motor,
any horsepower (or higher rating)
DECK:
- U.S. Coast First Class Pilot's License and FCC Marine Radio Operator's
Permit (inspected vessels), and/or
- U.S. Coast Guard Mate, 1,600 gross tons or higher rating (uninspected
vessels)
- There are also unlicensed employment opportunities through AMO in both
the deck and engine departments of U.S. Great Lakes vessels.
For further information and/or membership application, contact:
Brian Krus,
National Senior Assistant Vice President
(419)255-3940
(800) 221-9395
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Inland Waters Employment Requirements:
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ENGINE:
U.S. Coast Guard Designated Duty Engineer, 4,000 horsepower (or higher
engine rating)
DECK:
U.S. Coast Guard Master/Mate 500 gross tons officer's license (or
higher deck rating)
For further information and/or membership application, contact:
Charles Murdock
National Vice President, Inland Waters
(215) 755-2570
(800) 362-0513
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