Deckhand

Job Overview

As a Deckhand, you’ll help keep vessel operations safe, smooth, and welcoming for crew and passengers. You’ll support daily work on deck, assist with vessel upkeep, and follow maritime safety procedures while working closely with the crew. Your impact: By maintaining equipment and communicating clearly with your crew, you help protect everyone aboard and keep water transportation operations moving.

Responsibilities

• Assist with boat handling, rope handling at sea, and deck operations, following direction from the vessel’s crew.
• Maintain vessel systems and water transportation equipment; report wear, damage, or mechanical concerns promptly.
• Support crane operation when assigned and authorized, using established safety procedures.
• Follow USCG (United States Coast Guard) regulations and onboard maritime safety procedures.
• Respond to emergencies as directed, applying first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and firefighting practices within your training.
• Communicate clearly with maritime crew members and provide courteous customer service when interacting with passengers or clients.

Requirements

• Ability to follow safety instructions, work collaboratively, and communicate clearly in a maritime environment.
• Boat handling, rope handling at sea, crane operation, vessel maintenance, or commercial ship mechanical work experience is preferred.
• Water transportation industry experience and familiarity with USCG regulations are preferred.
• Willingness to assist with routine maintenance of vessels and water transportation equipment.

Pay: $18.00 - $25.00 per hour

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• Flexible schedule

Work Location: In person