What do you need if you want to be a crew member on a cargo ship?

The responsibilities of crew members in different positions are different, and the responsibilities are distributed as follows:

1. Deck Department

Captain: Management and driving of the entire ship

First mate: deck work, cargo stowage, loading and unloading and transportation management

Second mate: driving tasks, technical management of driving equipment, management of navigation books and materials

Third mate: In charge of ship navigation, berthing, technical management of life-saving and fire-fighting equipment

Bosun: Leading sailors in daily maintenance of the deck

Sailor: Following senior crew members to be responsible for normal operations navigation watch.

2. Engine Department

Chief Engineer: Ship Machinery Propulsion Function

First Engineer: Safety and Prevention of Engine Department Equipment

Second tube wheel: Auxiliary electrical equipment management.

Third tube wheel: management of auxiliary electrical equipment.

Engineer: Responsible for normal navigation duties following senior crew members.

Electrical officer: in charge of ship motors and electrical equipment on board Extension information

Crews working on Chinese marine fishing vessels and Chinese crew members working on foreign fishing vessels have obtained the "Fishery Examination, assessment, issuance and management of the Certificate of Competency for Ship Crew.

If you fall into any of the following circumstances, you should apply for the examination:

(1) Apply for a captain or chief engineer certificate of competency;

(2) Apply for each Aviation areas, junior positions at all levels and radio personnel competency certificates;

(3) Applying for the expansion of the aviation area of ??the certificate of competency;

(4) Applying for an increase in the level of the certificate of competency of.

Applicants for the competency certificate examination must meet the following conditions:

(1) Aged between 18 and 60 years old;

(2) The physical condition should be Meet the physical standards stipulated in Article 49;

(3) Applicants for Category A first- and second-class captain and chief engineer certificates of competency should have an education level of high school or equivalent to high school or above, and applicants for pilots , Engineers should have junior high school education or above;

(4) Have seafarer qualifications recognized by the fishing port supervision agency as required by these regulations;

(5) Radiotelephone operators should Seafarers receiving no less than 120 hours of professional and technical training for other positions shall receive no less than 360 hours of professional technical training;

(6) Crew members working on fishing vessels with a total main engine power of 150 kilowatts or above shall hold a "Fishery "Certificate of Professional Training for Seafarers";

(7) Those who apply for a certificate of competency for fishing vessel pilots in an unlimited navigation area must pass fishing vessel radar observation and plotting and radar simulator training.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Crew