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Coordinated Maritime Services of San Diego(TM) is your bridge to internship opportunities
in maritime careers. This program is geared to inform and educate the student about all
aspects of San Diego's maritime employment opportunities, the history of the port,
and its unique characteristics. The purpose of this internship is multifold. The selected
students have the opportunity to rotate through the many companies and organizations
which comprise San Diego's unique maritime waterfront industry. The student will
also have the opportunity to gain work-related experience in a variety of marine
environments. CMS Executive Director Captain Jeff Bentley is a graduate of California
Maritime Academy, D84.
Shipmate Apprenticeship Program
Program Mission: To develop future American mariners with first-rate work place skills, values, and ethics. To present a more successful "work ready" employee for entry level positions within the US Flag Merchat Marine and supporting waterborne commerce careers. Program Length: 6-12 weeks Program Content: Hands on training Deck seamanship skills Linehandling,marlinspike seamanship, cordage Knowledge of basic engineering systems Safety aboard ship Shipboard sanitation skills training Environmental caretaking with G.E.T.T. CLEAN-Green Education Training and Technologies Proper conduct aboard ship Subjects: Safety orientation Basic Shipyard Skills Orientation Basic Deckhands Training aboard CMS training vessels Surface prepping and coating Fundamentals in Basic Diesel Engine Operation Forklift Operation Basic Rigging and Crane Service Lead based paint/asbestos awareness STCW Basic Training 5 day class Respirator awareness and workplace use Team work, leadership, behavior skills Resume building Interview techniques, job searching/coaching skills Merchant Mariner document application assistance USCG physical and drug test Placement assistance Program Objectives: Upon successful completion, student will receive certificate of completion from CMS. Skills and proficiencies from above curriculum will be included in certificate. Students receiving certificate will have obvious advantages in job search. Student will have sold basic entry level qualifications that industry is looking for. Students can choose from jobs ashore or jobs afloat and being employment/career. Successful student will receive job placement assistance including resume writing and interview skills. Student Proficiencies: Development of a successful entry level shipmate when reporting aboard ship, with the ability to commence duties immediately with the basic skill sets needed to be a productive, safe, and reliable mariner. Participant Guidelines: Minimum age 18 Must be physically fit, agile, able to climb ladders, enter confined spaces Cost: Individual student: $3,500.00 (Call for quote on group pricing and/or corporate sponsorship programs)
Internship
San Diego, The Working Waterfront
This internship is offered to high school and college students and is more exploratory
in nature.
The student will report on the characteristics of San Diego Bay and surrounding
waters, supporting facilities, ship yards, tug companies, commercial activities,
economic trends, environmental impacts, demographics, political climate, the
recreational contingency, and annual events that support maritime career exploration.
This option is geared towards Maritime Academy students, high school students seeking
maritime careers, and other college students who are seeking an entry and career path
into maritime related industries.
Length of Internship: 4-6 weeks. Paid and unpaid opportunities available
May include the following:
- Tours of San Diego Unified Port District
- Tours of ship yards and ship repair facilities
- Time with excursion and charter fleets, in office and on board vessels
- Exposure with shipping agencies, stevedore companies and longhshore services
- Observation time aboard tug and tow vessels working ship assist and offshore line haul towing.
- Teaching opportunities
- Volunteer hours working with several non-profit groups
Independent Study for Advanced Degrees
Length of Internship: TBD
In this program CMS assists upper level graduates not familiar to the area by
introducing them to ship building and ship repair companies and placing them into more
intensive study that directly relates to their field of choice. This option is geared
for naval architect majors, marine engineering degrees, maritime and admiralty law, and
management. Students will be matched with ship yards, supporting ship repair companies,
and companies engaged in specific operations that support the field of study pursued by
the student.
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