Officers
Chief Mate, Second Mate, Third Mate
Seafaring Roles and Responsibilities
Learn about the diverse and vital seafarer positions that form the backbone of our crews. From the deck to the engine room, each role plays a crucial part in safely operating our ships.
Deck Positions
Deck Positions
Deck positions refer to the jobs and responsibilities of the crew members who work on the deck or top portion of the vessel. The deck crew is responsible for tasks such as mooring and unmooring the vessel, handling cargo, maintaining and repairing equipment, and assisting with navigation. These positions require physical strength, technical skills, and an ability to work in a team to ensure the smooth running of the ship.
Engineering
Engineering
Engineering positions refer to the personnel responsible for the maintenance and operation of the ship's propulsion and power systems. This includes the ship's engines, boilers, generators, pumps, and other machinery. The engineering department is critical to the safe operation of the ship and works closely with the deck department to ensure the vessel's overall safety and efficiency.
Steward Positions
Steward Positions
The steward's department is responsible for managing the ship's living and dining areas. They are responsible for procuring and managing the inventory of food, supplies, and equipment needed to support the crew. The steward's department is also responsible for preparing and serving meals and maintaining the cleanliness of the ship's cabins, galley, and other common areas.
