A deckhand position aboard a yacht requires energetic professionals responsible for all aspects of exterior maintenance of the vessel. Are you ready for the challenge?
As a deckhand you are responsible for the cleanliness and maintenance of the exterior of the yacht. The deckhand’s responsibility includes everything outside, on top of, and underneath the vessel. Specifically including painting, stripping, varnishing, waxing, awlgrip, cleaning engines, and maintaining the various water toys aboard, which include jet skis, tenders, sailing dinghies, etc. All deckhands pitch in and assist with interior cleaning and service when guests are aboard.
Qualifications for yacht deckhands include:
Entry Level Deckhand:
Service background
Some working background, longevity a plus
Good attitude
Willing to learn from others
Stable under pressure
A Team player
Professional appearance
STCW-95 Basic Training Required
Mid-level Deckhand:
All of the above
STCW 95
Basic seamanship
Line handling
Exterior maintenance knowledge of varnish, paint, products, etc.
Basic mechanical skills
Tender driving ability - may require a Power Boating Level II license
Experience as yacht deckhand
New MCA rules coming into effect may require the Yacht Rating Certificate
Lead Deckhand:
All of the above
More experience as a career deckhand
Leadership skills
Navigation
Watch standing skills
Bosun Job:
The leader of the deck team. This yacht deckhand is a step between the Lead Deckhand and Mate positions.
All of the above
More experience in performing and supervising deck duties
Deck license Location: Worldwide
As a deckhand you are responsible for the cleanliness and maintenance of the exterior of the yacht. The deckhand’s responsibility includes everything outside, on top of, and underneath the vessel. Specifically including painting, stripping, varnishing, waxing, awlgrip, cleaning engines, and maintaining the various water toys aboard, which include jet skis, tenders, sailing dinghies, etc. All deckhands pitch in and assist with interior cleaning and service when guests are aboard.
Qualifications for yacht deckhands include:
Entry Level Deckhand:
Service background
Some working background, longevity a plus
Good attitude
Willing to learn from others
Stable under pressure
A Team player
Professional appearance
STCW-95 Basic Training Required
Mid-level Deckhand:
All of the above
STCW 95
Basic seamanship
Line handling
Exterior maintenance knowledge of varnish, paint, products, etc.
Basic mechanical skills
Tender driving ability - may require a Power Boating Level II license
Experience as yacht deckhand
New MCA rules coming into effect may require the Yacht Rating Certificate
Lead Deckhand:
All of the above
More experience as a career deckhand
Leadership skills
Navigation
Watch standing skills
Bosun Job:
The leader of the deck team. This yacht deckhand is a step between the Lead Deckhand and Mate positions.
All of the above
More experience in performing and supervising deck duties
Deck license Location: Worldwide
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