Deck Department-Discussion_MN1.1 2020-

A ship generally has

• two main departments

• three main departments

• four main departments

• five main departments

A ship generally has two main departments

• the dock department and the galley department

• the deck department and the hold department

• the deck department and the engine department

• the deck department and the bridge department

The ship's highest responsible officer

• Chief Officer

• Master

• Second Officer

• Watch Office

Deck department typically includes:

• Chief Officer; Second Officer; Third Officer; Forth Officer, Fifth Officer.

• Chief Officer; Boatswain; 6 Able Seamen; 2 Ordinary Seamen, Electrician.

• Chief Officer; Second Officer; Third Officer; Boatswain; 6 Able Seamen; 2 Ordinary Seamen.

• Chief Officer; Second Officer; Third Officer; Pumpman; 6 Able Seamen; 2 Ordinary Seamen.

The head of the deck department is

• The Chief Officer

• The Master

• The Boatswain

• The AB

The ship's cargo operations, her stability, safety and security are responsibilities of

• The Boatswain

• The Chief Officer

• The AB

• The Master

The supervising the deck crew and steward's department is a responsibility of

• The AB

• The Master

• The Boatswain

• The Chief Officer

Maintenance of the ship's hull, proper maintenance of cargo equipment, accommodations, life saving and firefighting appliances are the responsibilities of

• The AB

• The Chief Officer

• The Boatswain

• The Master

The ship's crew and deck cadets are trained by

• The Chief Officer

• The AB

• The Master

• The Boatswain

The Chief Mate trains the deck crew and cadets in

• Welding, firefighting, search and rescue, etc.

• Cleaning, firefighting, search and rescue, etc.

• safety, firefighting, search and rescue, etc.

• Cooking, firefighting, search and rescue, etc.