Apprentice Deck Rating

Deck Working Shipboard Procedure and Documentation Paintwork Systems Boatwork Boat Preparation Communications Bouy Preparation Stowage Anchoring And Mooring Helicopter Operations Safety And Emergency Procedures Vessel Familiarisation Rigging Of Pilot Ladders/Stages 

Training:

This apprenticeship offers a structured and hands-on training programme designed to develop your maritime skills:

Practical training at sea aboard Trinity House vessels Periods of study ashore to complete required statutory training A working pattern of approximately 6 weeks at sea followed by 3 weeks leave On-the-job training under the guidance of experienced crew, including the Bosun Ongoing support and progress monitoring from the Chief Officer Completion of your Merchant Navy Training Book

Training Outcome:

The apprenticeship lasts one year. On successful completion you will gain a Certificate in Maritime Studies and Able Seafarer Deck STCW Reg II/5. 

Once qualified we cannot always offer a full-time job but we will help individuals who complete the apprenticeship as much as possible. You will be well placed to enter an industry with a growing need for new staff.

Employer Description:

Trinity House works for the benefit and safety of all mariners as a General Lighthouse Authority and maritime charity. Our people are central to our reputation as a leading maritime organisation, as is our commitment as an employer to developing the skills, capabilities and potential of our workforce.

Trinity House is responsible for ensuring the safety of navigation around the coasts of England and Wales. Established in 1514 by Royal Charter from Henry VIII, it is one of the three General Lighthouse Authorities serving the UK and Ireland.
The organisation maintains lighthouses, lightships, and buoys, playing a vital role in supporting mariners and safeguarding UK waters. Our mission is to deliver a reliable, efficient, and cost-effective aids-to-navigation service for the safety and benefit of all mariners.

Working Hours :
A working pattern of approximately 6 weeks at sea followed by 3 weeks leave. Shifts to be confirmed.

Skills:
Communication skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Physical fitness