Shipyard job

Shipyard jobs cover the construction, repair, and maintenance of vessels, from cargo ships to offshore platforms. These roles include skilled trades, engineering, safety, and project management, ensuring ships meet high standards of quality and safety.

Shipwright

Shipwright – Builds and repairs wooden ship structures

Welder

Welder – Joins and repairs metal parts of vessels

Fitter

“Fitter – Skilled metalworker ensuring precise ship repairs and maintenance at sea.”

Fabricator

Fabricator – Creates metal structures and ship parts

Pipefitter

Pipefitter – Installs and maintains piping systems

Electrician

Electrician – Handles electrical systems and wiring

Painter

Painter – Applies protective coatings to ships

Rigger

Rigger – Prepares lifting gear and rigging equipment

Crane Operator

Crane Operator – Operates cranes for heavy lifts

Quality Inspector

Quality Inspector – Checks work for standards compliance

Naval Architect

Naval Architect – Designs and plans ship structures

Safety Officer

Safety Officer – Ensures safety regulations are followed

Mechanical Engineer

Mechanical Engineer – Oversees machinery and mechanical systems

Marine Engineer

Marine Engineer – Manages ship propulsion and systems

Project Manager

Project Manager – Coordinates shipyard projects and timelines

Hull Cleaner

Hull Cleaner – Cleans vessel hulls and underwater parts

Carpenter

Carpenter – Builds and repairs wooden ship fittings

Blaster

Blaster – Removes rust and old paint using blasting tools

Plumber

Plumber – Installs and repairs ship plumbing systems

Storekeeper

Storekeeper – Manages shipyard tools and inventory

Foreman

Foreman – Supervises shipyard workers and operations

Barge job

Barge Master, Barge Engineer, Chief Engineer, Mate, Deckhand, Crane Operator, Welder, Mechanic, Electrician, Rigger, Cook, Steward, Safety Officer, Pumpman, Loadmaster, Radio Operator, Bosun, Able Seaman, Ordinary Seaman

Barge Master

Barge Master – Oversees all barge operations and crew

Barge Engineer

Barge Engineer – Maintains and repairs barge machinery

Chief Engineer

Chief Engineer – Heads engine room operations

Mate

Mate – Assists barge master with navigation and duties

Deckhand

Deckhand – Performs general deck maintenance and tasks

Crane Operator

Crane Operator – Operates cranes for loading/unloading

Safety Officer

Safety Officer – Ensures onboard safety compliance

Loadmaster

Loadmaster – Supervises cargo loading and stability

Radio Operator

Radio Operator – Manages vessel communications

Bosun

Bosun – Leads deck crew and oversees deck work

Able Seaman (AB)

Able Seaman (AB) – Skilled deck operations crew member

Ordinary Seaman (OS)

Ordinary Seaman (OS) – Assists with general deck duties

Ballast Control Operator

Ballast Control Operator – Manages ballast tanks for vessel stability

Marine Pilot

Marine Pilot – Guides the barge through challenging waters

Hydraulic Technicia

Hydraulic Technician – Maintains hydraulic systems and equipment

Winch Operator

Winch Operator – Operates winches for mooring and lifting

Fuel Bunker Operator

Fuel Bunker Operator – Oversees refueling operations onboard

Deck Foreman

Deck Foreman – Supervises deck crew tasks

Cargo Coordinator

Cargo Coordinator – Plans and manages cargo movements

Painter

Painter / Coater – Applies protective coatings to vessel surfaces

Blaster

Blaster – Removes rust and paint using blasting tools

Environmental Officer

Entry-level laborer; assists in cleaning, loading/unloading supplies, and basic maintenance.

Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO)

Environmental Officer – Ensures compliance with environmental regulations

Medic

Medic / Paramedic – Provides medical care to crew