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TITLE(s): DECKHAND (water trans.) Performs any combination of following duties aboard watercraft, such as dredges, ferryboats, scows, and river boats: Handles lines to moor vessel to wharves, tie up vessel to another vessel, or rig towing lines. Sweeps and washes decks, using broom, brushes, mops, and firehose. Lowers and mans lifeboat in case of emergencies. Stands steering watches or lookout watches while underway. Moves controls or turns handwheels to raise or lower passenger or vehicle landing ramps or kelp-cutter mechanism. Inserts blocks under wheels of vehicles to prevent them from moving on ferryboats. Loads or unloads material from barges, scows, and dredges. Paints lifeboats, decks, and superstructure of vessel, using brush. Lubricates machinery and equipment. Splices and repairs cables and ropes, using handtools. Examines cables that holds vessels in tow and tightens cables to ensure vessels are snug. May tour decks during watch to caution passengers engaged in unsafe practices, and ensures departure of passengers at end of voyage. Deckhands are designated according to type of craft as Barge Hand (water trans.); Dredge Deckhand (water trans.); Ferryboat Deckhand (water trans.); Pilot-Boat Deckhand (water trans.); Scow Deckhand (water trans.); Tugboat Deckhand (water trans.). GOE: 05.08.04 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77 ONET CROSSWALK: 97517 Ordinary Seamen and Marine Oilers |
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TITLE(s):
DECKHAND (water trans.)
Performs any combination of following duties aboard watercraft, such as dredges, ferryboats,
scows, and river boats: Handles lines to moor vessel to wharves, tie up vessel to another vessel, or
rig towing lines. Sweeps and washes decks, using broom, brushes, mops, and firehose. Lowers and mans
lifeboat in case of emergencies. Stands steering watches or lookout watches while underway. Moves
controls or turns handwheels to raise or lower passenger or vehicle landing ramps or kelp-cutter
mechanism. Inserts blocks under wheels of vehicles to prevent them from moving on ferryboats. Loads
or unloads material from barges, scows, and dredges. Paints lifeboats, decks, and superstructure of
vessel, using brush. Lubricates machinery and equipment. Splices and repairs cables and ropes, using
handtools. Examines cables that holds vessels in tow and tightens cables to ensure vessels are snug.
May tour decks during watch to caution passengers engaged in unsafe practices, and ensures departure
of passengers at end of voyage. Deckhands are designated according to type of craft as Barge Hand
(water trans.); Dredge Deckhand (water trans.); Ferryboat Deckhand (water trans.); Pilot-Boat
Deckhand (water trans.); Scow Deckhand (water trans.); Tugboat Deckhand (water trans.).
GOE: 05.08.04 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
ONET CROSSWALK: 97517 Ordinary Seamen and Marine Oilers
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