Commercial Diver/Tender- job post Standard Diving and Marine Contracting Charleston, SC $25 - $35 an hour - Full-time Benefits Pulled from the full job description - Paid training - Safety equipment provided - On-the-job training - Health insurance - Tools provided - Paid time off - Opportunities for advancement - Flexible schedule Full job description About us Standard Diving and Marine Contracting is a commercial diving business in Charleston, SC. We're looking for divers that excel under pressure, are reliable, and have a strong work ethic. Integrity and ability to get along with different personality types is very important. Must be local or willing to relocate. Working hours are usually 7-3 with occasional travel for short periods of time. We perform a wide range of diving work that includes ship husbandry, pipeline location, power plant maintenance, Infrastructure repair, and marine construction. Our work is primarily local. Divers are home most nights and work close to home. Applicants must have graduated from an accredited Commercial Diving School. Experience is preferred but may not be required, mechanical aptitude is a must. Pay will be determined based on skill, experience, and performance in the water. Divers should have their own gear with exception of a hat. Personal hats are encouraged but not required. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $25.00 - $35.00 per hour Benefits: - Flexible schedule - Health insurance - On-the-job training - Opportunities for advancement - Paid time off - Paid training - Safety equipment provided - Tools provided Experience: - Mechanical : 2 years (Required) License/Certification: - Driver's License (Required) - Certification from an accredited Diving School (Required) Ability to Commute: - Charleston, SC (Required) Ability to Relocate:

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I am currently looking at breaking out in like 2+ years. I’ve been tending/ rigging offshore for a few months. Zero working dives and it seems like that is going to be a while before I do. Just want to see how the breakout process has been for others in the Gulf of America