Deck Department
Professional deck officers and crew for safe navigation, cargo operations, and vessel maintenance.
Deck Department Services
The deck department is the backbone of any vessel, responsible for navigation, cargo handling, safety procedures, and general maintenance. Our experienced deck officers and crew members ensure safe and efficient maritime operations across all vessel types.
Available Positions
We provide qualified professionals for all deck department positions
Officer Positions
Master (Captain)
Overall command and responsibility for the vessel, crew, and cargo. Ensures compliance with international maritime laws and company policies.
Chief Officer (Chief Mate)
Second-in-command, responsible for cargo operations, safety procedures, and deck maintenance. Manages deck crew and assists the Master.
2nd Officer (Second Mate)
Navigation officer responsible for bridge watchkeeping, chart corrections, and navigation equipment maintenance.
3rd Officer (Third Mate)
Junior officer responsible for safety equipment, firefighting systems, and assisting senior officers with various duties.
Crew Positions
Boatswain (Bosun)
Senior crew member who supervises deck crew, maintains deck equipment, and ensures proper execution of deck operations.
Able Seaman (AB)
Experienced seaman capable of performing all deck duties including steering, mooring, cargo handling, and maintenance work.
Ordinary Seaman (OS)
Entry-level position for deck operations, assists ABs and officers with basic maintenance, cleaning, and operational tasks.
Deck Cadet
Maritime student gaining practical experience in deck operations under the supervision of qualified officers.
Specialized Positions
Carpenter
Skilled craftsman responsible for woodwork repairs, maintenance of wooden structures, and general carpentry work on board.
Quarter Master
Experienced helmsman responsible for steering the vessel, maintaining navigation equipment, and assisting with bridge operations.
Deck Utility
General maintenance crew member responsible for cleaning, painting, basic repairs, and assisting with various deck operations.
Qualification Requirements
All our deck department personnel meet international maritime standards
Certificates & Licenses
- STCW Basic Safety Training
- Certificate of Competency (COC)
- GMDSS Radio Operator Certificate
- Medical Fitness Certificate
- Seafarer's Book
- Valid Passport
Skills & Experience
- Minimum sea service experience as required by position
- English language proficiency
- Knowledge of maritime safety procedures
- Physical fitness for maritime duties
- Teamwork and leadership skills
- Adaptability to shipboard life
Vessel Types We Serve
Our deck department personnel have experience across various vessel types
Tankers
Oil, chemical, and LNG tankers requiring specialized cargo handling expertise.
Bulk Carriers
Dry bulk vessels for transporting commodities like grain, coal, and iron ore.
Container Ships
Modern container vessels requiring advanced cargo handling and navigation skills.
Offshore Vessels
Support vessels for offshore oil and gas operations with specialized equipment.
Need Qualified Deck Personnel?
Contact us today for professional deck department crew members who meet international maritime standards.