Detail-oriented deckhand with expertise in vessel maintenance and safety compliance. Proven ability to conduct routine inspections and support emergency preparedness, ensuring operational efficiency and safety on board.
Overview
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Certification
24
24
years of professional experience
Work History
Deckhand
Clearwater Seafoods
Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
03.2003 - Current
Maintained equipment and performed routine inspections for safety compliance.
Assisted in sorting, cleaning, and packing seafood products for distribution.
Collaborated with team members to ensure efficient workflow on deck.
Followed environmental regulations during fishing operations and waste disposal.
Supported crew training on safety protocols and best practices in operations.
Documented daily activities and reported any equipment issues to supervisors.
Carried out instructions issued by captain regarding docking procedures.
Fastened handling lines and moorings to prevent boats, barges and equipment from drifting away.
Maintained a clean deck area through daily sweeping and scrubbing of surfaces.
Performed vessel maintenance services, including cleaning, painting and basic repairs.
Maintained professionalism and efficiency in emergency situations.
Performed safety checks on all equipment and gear prior to use.
Participated in drills and exercises to prepare for fire, collision or other emergencies.
Responsible for loading and unloading cargo, supplies, and passengers on the vessel.
Assisted with minor renovation or repair to keep boat in operable condition.
Used lines, wires and stationary winches to build and break tow.
Followed strict guidelines related to hazardous materials handling aboard ship.
Stood watch in high-density traffic areas under extreme weather and sea conditions to support navigation rules.
Organized tools and supplies needed for onboard repairs or maintenance tasks.
Conducted regular maintenance on deck machinery such as winches, pumps, cranes.
Assisted in launching lifeboats during emergency drills or real-life situations.
Spliced and repaired ropes, wire cables or cordage.
Lubricated machinery, equipment or engine parts.
Chipped and cleaned rust spots on decks, superstructures or sides of ships.
Loaded or unloaded materials, vehicles or passengers from vessels.
Maintained government-issued certifications.
Assisted engineers in repairing or adjusting machinery.
Suggested equipment to use for tasks based upon mission requirements.