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Third Officer
Reports To: Second Officer Supervises: Deck Crew (during assigned shifts) Job Summary: The Third Officer is an entry-level officer responsible for assisting in the safe navigation of the ship, maintaining safety equipment, and performing watchkeeping duties. They play a crucial role in ensuring compliance with maritime safety regulations and supporting senior officers in daily operations. Key Responsibilities: Bridge Watchkeeping & Navigation Monitors the ship’s position, radar, and communication systems. Assists in maintaining navigational charts and voyage plans. Reports obstacles, vessel traffic, and weather changes to senior officers. Safety & Emergency Duties Conducts regular safety equipment inspections, including lifeboats and fire extinguishers. Participates in safety drills, including abandon ship and firefighting exercises. Ensures compliance with SOLAS and ISM Code safety standards. Security & Environmental Compliance Assists in monitoring ship access and security patrols. Ensures adherence to MARPOL regulations for pollution prevention. Reports any suspicious activities or environmental concerns to senior officers. Deck Operations & Maintenance Assists with mooring, anchoring, and cargo handling when required. Works with the bosun and deckhands in maintaining deck equipment. Reports any deck maintenance issues to the Chief Officer. Training & Crew Support Provides guidance to deck cadets and junior crew members. Participates in ongoing officer training programs. Supports the First and Second Officers in daily operational tasks.
Third Officer (Third Mate)
Job Title: Third Officer (Third Mate) Department: Deck Department Reports To: Second Officer, Chief Officer Supervises: Deck Crew (when on duty) Job Summary: The Third Officer (Third Mate) is a junior officer responsible for navigational watchkeeping, ship safety, and emergency equipment maintenance. They assist senior officers in daily operations and act as the ship’s Safety Officer, ensuring that firefighting and lifesaving equipment are in top condition. Key Responsibilities: Navigation & Watchkeeping Stands bridge watch under the supervision of the Second Officer or Chief Officer. Monitors the ship’s position, navigational hazards, and weather conditions. Uses radar, GPS, and ECDIS to maintain safe passage. Safety & Emergency Equipment Management Ensures all firefighting and lifesaving equipment (fire extinguishers, lifeboats, life rafts) are regularly checked and maintained. Conducts safety inspections and reports any issues to senior officers. Assists in planning and conducting safety drills, including fire, abandon ship, and man overboard drills. Security Duties Assists with ship security operations and ensures compliance with ISPS (International Ship and Port Facility Security) Code. Monitors access points to prevent unauthorized entry. Assists with gangway watch duties in port. Cargo & Deck Operations Assists in mooring, anchoring, and cargo loading/unloading operations. Ensures cargo is properly secured for the voyage. Supports the Chief Officer in ship stability management. Logbook & Documentation Maintains detailed logbook entries related to watchkeeping and safety equipment. Reports navigational incidents or near misses to senior officers. Assists in updating ship documentation and compliance reports.
Second Officer (Second Mate)
Department: Deck Department Reports To: Chief Officer Supervises: Deck Crew (when on duty) Job Summary: The Second Officer (Second Mate) is responsible for assisting in navigation, ship operations, and safety management. They serve as the ship’s Medical Officer and are in charge of updating navigational charts and equipment. The Second Officer also stands watch on the bridge and ensures compliance with maritime safety regulations. Key Responsibilities: Navigation & Watchkeeping Stands bridge watch and ensures safe navigation of the vessel. Monitors weather conditions, ship position, and traffic while at sea. Maintains the ship’s electronic navigation equipment (radar, GPS, ECDIS). Safety & Emergency Procedures Assists in conducting safety drills, including fire, abandon ship, and medical emergencies. Oversees maintenance of life-saving appliances (lifeboats, life rafts, fire extinguishers). Ensures compliance with SOLAS, ISM Code, and company safety policies. Medical Officer Duties Manages the ship’s medical supplies and first-aid kits. Provides basic medical assistance to crew and passengers when necessary. Coordinates with onshore medical teams in case of serious health issues. Chart & Logbook Management Updates and corrects nautical charts and publications as per latest notices. Ensures ship logbooks are accurately recorded and maintained. Keeps records of voyage data, including weather reports and navigational incidents. Deck & Cargo Operations Assists with mooring, anchoring, and cargo handling operations. Supervises deck crew during watch shifts. Supports Chief Officer in maintaining ship stability and ballast operations.
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Visit exotic destinations across continents while earning a competitive salary. Wake up to new horizons every day.
International Network
Build lifelong connections with colleagues from around the globe and immerse yourself in diverse cultures.
Career Growth
Develop valuable skills and advance your career with our comprehensive training and promotion opportunities.
Exceptional Benefits
Enjoy free accommodation, meals, medical care, and exclusive employee discounts on future cruises.
Our team members enjoy exclusive access to ship amenities
"Working on cruise ships has been the adventure of a lifetime. I've visited 30 countries in just two years!"
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Hear From Our Team
Discover what our crew members have to say about their experiences working with us.
Working on cruise ships has been the adventure of a lifetime. I've visited over 30 countries in just two years while developing my culinary skills with world-class chefs.
James Davis
Sous Chef, 3 years
The training and mentorship I've received has been exceptional. I started as a junior entertainer and have now been promoted to Entertainment Director on one of our flagship vessels.
Maria Kim
Entertainment Director, 5 years
The camaraderie among crew members is something special. We're like a family, supporting each other while providing exceptional service to our guests. It's a unique work environment.
Robert Lee
Guest Services Manager, 4 years
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Interview Process
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Onboarding & Training
Successful candidates will receive comprehensive onboarding and training.
Onboarding & Training
Successful candidates will receive comprehensive onboarding and training.
Common Questions
Find answers to frequently asked questions about working on cruise ships.
How long are typical contracts?
Most contracts range from 4 to 8 months, depending on the position and department. After each contract, crew members typically receive 6-8 weeks of vacation before their next assignment.
What qualifications do I need?
Requirements vary by position. Most roles require relevant experience, while some technical positions may require specific certifications. All positions require excellent customer service skills.
Do I need to speak multiple languages?
English is the primary language on our ships. While additional languages are beneficial, they're not required for most positions except for certain guest-facing roles.
What expenses are covered?
While on board, accommodation, meals, uniforms, and basic medical care are provided. The company also covers transportation to and from the ship at the beginning and end of contracts.
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