Grand River Navigation Company, Inc.

The fleet mates ATB OLIVE L. MOORE/MENOMINEE and MV JOHN J. BOLAND are seen loading limestone at Carmeuse Calcite Docks. This is a carefully coordinated activity involving four elevated conveyor systems. A big thank you to the captain for sharing his view of a beautiful morning sunrise over Lake Huron. #fleetmates #maritime #greatlakes #shipping #limestone #menominee #johnjboland #tug #olivelmoore #barge #ship #sunrise #lakehuron

M/V SAM LAUD discharging stone at Carmeuse in Erie, PA. #greatlakes #maritime #shipping #limestone #samlaud

Grand River Navigation is always looking for extraordinary people to join our industry-leading team that keeps defining the future of marine bulk freight shipping, ship repair, and logistics services in the Great Lakes Region. Apply online: https://lnkd.in/gR5w_nGQ #hiringnow #ApplyToday #cookjobs #greatlakes

This year we’re recognizing Safe + Sound Week by: -Context, why a job hazard analysis matters -Identify suspects and choose a job to analyze -Gather evidence and review job steps and tasks -Stakeout, observe and watch, and inspect steps closely -Solve the case! Identify and implement control -Reviewing work monitor controls, feedback, and safety training Learn how you can participate at National Safety Council https://lnkd.in/eP7nMGBn #SafeAndSoundAtWork

Grand River Navigation is always looking for extraordinary people to join our industry-leading team that keeps defining the future of marine bulk freight shipping, ship repair, and logistics services in the Great Lakes Region. Apply online: https://lnkd.in/gR5w_nGQ #hiringnow #ApplyToday #cookjobs #greatlakes

The Captain of ATB Maumee/Victory sent over some beautiful pictures while in Port Inland!

Application Deadline September 30, 2024 GRN MAP Information & Application Form bit.ly/GRNMAP2025 Frequently Asked Questions bit.ly/3LPz3wc Grow and prosper as part of a team of maritime professionals on the Great Lakes! Grand River Navigation Company, Inc. operates a fleet of hardworking vessels that makes a significant contribution to the U.S. economy in the transport of dry bulk commodities such as limestone, coal, iron, ore, salt, and grain. An initial investment is required in the two-year MITAGS Maritime Apprenticeship Program. Generous starting salaries for licensed bridge officers, exceptional healthcare, retirement benefits, and continued education make the adventure worthwhile. This program is approved by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and honors the Post 9/11 GI Bill for eligible veterans and their dependents. Learn more bit.ly/3SldGH3 Learn more about the MITAGS Maritime Apprenticeship Programs (MAP) bit.ly/469Q24n Many Thanks to Todd Shorkey - Saginaw River Images for the amazing images of the Manitowoc!

John J. Boland pulling into Calcite, MI! Awesome picture from a crew member!

The Chief on the Ashtabula-Defiance took the engine crew out for a ball game at Wrigley Field for the 4th of July and stopped by an open house at Chicago FD!

Our HR Generalist, Katelynn got the chance to visit the ATB Ashtabula/Defiance yesterday and visit with the crewmembers in Calcite, MI!