you will play a crucial role in the safe navigation and operation of a sea-going vessel. Working as part of the ship's deck department, you will be responsible for various navigational and operational duties, ensuring compliance with maritime regulations and maintaining a high standard of safety at all times.Key Responsibilities: Navigation and Watchkeeping: Stand regular watches on the bridge to ensure the vessel's safe navigation.Plot and monitor the ship's course, speed, and position.Take appropriate actions to avoid collisions, grounding, and other navigational hazards.Safety Compliance: Ensure strict adherence to international maritime regulations and safety protocols.Conduct regular safety drills and training for the crew.Maintain familiarity with emergency procedures and equipment.Communication: Maintain communication with other vessels, port authorities, and shore-based personnel.Use radio, satellite, and other communication equipment effectively.Cargo Operations: Oversee loading and unloading operations, ensuring proper stowage and securing of cargo.Monitor cargo handling equipment and report any issues promptly.Ship Maintenance: Participate in routine maintenance tasks, inspections, and repairs of deck equipment.Assist in the upkeep of life-saving and firefighting equipment.Navigational Equipment: Operate and maintain navigational and communication equipment, such as radar, GPS, and sonar.Troubleshoot and report any equipment malfunctions.Record Keeping: Maintain accurate navigational logs and records.Prepare and submit required reports to relevant authorities.Crew Training: Assist in the training and development of junior deck officers and crew members.Provide guidance on navigational techniques and safety procedures.