ISCO Occupation Group 8350.4 Fisheries Deckhand

From Open Risk Manual

Definition

Fisheries Deckhand: Fisheries deckhands work on fishing vessels where they carry out fishing related activities. They undertake a wide range of fishing and maritime work on land and at sea, such as handling of fishing gears and catches, communications, supply, seamanship, hospitality and stores.

Essential Skills

  • Pollution Prevention
  • Secure Ships Using Rope
  • Prepare Lifeboats
  • Assist Anchoring Operations
  • Handle Cargo
  • International Regulations For Preventing Collisions At Sea
  • Swim
  • Survive At Sea In The Event Of Ship Abandonment
  • Deterioration Of Fish Products
  • Maintain Safe Navigation Watches
  • Health And Safety Regulations
  • Risks Associated With Undertaking Fishing Operations
  • Follow Verbal Instructions
  • Fishing Vessels
  • Quality Of Fish Products
  • Assist With Emergencies
  • Moor Vessels
  • Use Fishing Vessel Equipment
  • Fire-Fighting Systems
  • International Convention For The Prevention Of Pollution From Ships
  • Operate Ship Equipment
  • Extinguish Fires
  • Work In Outdoor Conditions
  • Wash Decks Of Ships
  • Code Of Conduct For Responsible Fisheries
  • Fishing Gear
  • Operate Echo Sounding Equipment
  • Follow Hygienic Practices In Fishery Operations
  • Handle Fish Products
  • Follow Written Instructions
  • Support Vessel Manoeuvres
  • Follow Work Procedures
  • Unmoor Vessels
  • Fisheries Legislation
  • Prepare Deck Equipment
  • Quality Assurance Methodologies
  • Preserve Fish Products
  • Assist In Ship Maintenance


Optional Skills

  • Maintain Vessel Safety And Emergency Equipment
  • Maritime Meteorology
  • Work In A Fishery Team
  • Undertake Continuous Professional Development In Fishery Operations
  • Types Of Maritime Vessels
  • Provide Radio Services In Emergencies
  • Global Maritime Distress And Safety System
  • Operate Traditional Water Depth Measurement Equipment
  • Support Fishery Training Procedures
  • Work In A Multicultural Environment In Fishery
  • Operate Ship Rescue Machinery
  • Maintain Safe Engineering Watches
  • Work In Shifts
  • Report To Captain
  • Fisheries Management
  • Relay Messages Through Radio And Telephone Systems
  • Adapt To Changes On A Boat
  • Communicate Using The Global Maritime Distress And Safety System
  • Assist In Maritime Rescue Operations
  • Use Maritime English
  • Conduct On Board Safety Inspections
  • Cope With Challenging Circumstances In The Fishery Sector
  • Manage Engine-Room Resources
  • Use Radar Navigation
  • Assessment Of Risks And Threats
  • Perform Lookout Duties During Maritime Operations
  • Fish Anatomy


Alternative Names

  • Fisherwoman
  • Fisheries Sailor
  • Trawlerwoman
  • Fishing Vessel Deckhand
  • Trawlerman
  • Fisherman


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