Jason Payne

• Operated, maintained and repaired ship equipment such as winches and cranes to prevent threats to safety and commercial operations of vessel.
• Kept watch aboard vessels to identify changing conditions or potential issues and implement corrective actions.
• Docked and undocked vessel using radios, depth finders, radars, lights, lighthouses and buoys to make safe and accurate operational decisions.
• Adhered to laws and regulations based on voyage locations.
• Operated large marine vessels by adjusting speed, steering craft and utilizing navigation instruments.
• Managed efficient supply and food replenishment at port stops.

Run the deck.

Winches

Over see all operations from gear to product

Troubleshoot problems quickly safely and efficiently

Maintenance ropes cod ends pilot ropes on drums

Net mending and repaired

Training new crew

Tweaking bosrds/doors to fish right

Hugh level of product standards

Eu samples

Receive skipper

Watch keeping/trawling

Using vhf hf radio to communicate other vessels.

Radar and visual look out for boats

Try gear

• Inspected and maintained deck equipment and supplies.
• Followed safety protocols and procedures to prevent accidents.
• Communicated clearly, concisely and politely with passengers and crew members.
• Inspected and tested safety equipment and emergency response systems.
• Operated and maintained deck machinery, including winches and cranes.
• Slipped survey
• Corking timber vessel
• Gel coating and riber glass tray
• Regular greasing blocks and tackle in rigging
• Rope splicing
• Wire splicing regularly bridals and main gear.

• Inspected and maintained deck equipment and supplies.
• Followed safety protocols and procedures to prevent accidents.
• Communicated clearly, concisely and politely with passengers and crew members.
• Inspected and tested safety equipment and emergency response systems.
• Operated machinery to hoist captured fish onto boats.
• Troubleshot and repaired equipment and kept fishing vessels clean to maintain machinery in good working order.
• Sorted and cleaned fish and stored in refrigerated or ice-filled holds to prevent spoilage.
• Navigated fishing vessel using radar, sonar and global positioning instruments.
• Conducted emergency drills and maintained lifeboats, signal flares and other survival equipment to prepare for inherent dangers.
• Operated large marine vessels by adjusting speed, steering craft and utilizing navigation instruments.
• Read gauges to verify sufficient levels of hydraulic fluid, air pressure and oxygen.
• Consulted maps, weather reports or navigation equipment to determine and direct ship movements.
• Protected ship and personnel by signaling passing vessels with flashing lights, flags, radios and whistles.
• Set ships' courses to avoid reefs, outlying shoals or other hazards using lighthouses or buoys.

• Inspected and maintained deck equipment and supplies.
• Followed safety protocols and procedures to prevent accidents.
• Communicated clearly, concisely
• and politely with passengers and crew members.
• Grading scampi
• Observe and change metabisulfite regularly
• Monitor snap and freezer Rotation
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• Inspected and tested safety equipment and emergency response systems.
• Operated and maintained deck machinery, including winches and cranes.
• Laid and transferred rigging, safely handled lines, and checked tow for Number vessels.
• Monitored weather conditions and reported any changes to captain.
• Repaired, maintained and cleaned Number square feet of decking.
• Assisted with navigation and Type tasks as look-out.
• Kept shipboard firefighting and lifesaving equipment properly maintained for use in emergency situations.
• Moored vessels to wharfs with proper use of correct lines.