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Cruise Line Deck Jobs

The deck jobs department is responsible for maintaining and running the vessel.

This broad description encompasses a large number of jobs crucial for the flawless execution of a luxury cruise. In this section learn about the deck jobs found on a cruise ship and what responsibilities fall under each department. You will discover the ins and outs of the people behind the deck department including information on: deckhands, maintenance workers, engineers and officers. Find out more about these available cruise ship jobs and sail the high seas as a deckhand, mechanic, or officer.

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Deckhands
Pursers

Among deckhand department jobs are those employees whose job it is to sail the ship, attend to the physical maintenance needs of the ship, and keep it in accordance with fleet regulations and international maritime laws. Officers are in charge of passenger safety as well as a number of pertinent issues regarding the ship itself. There are a lot of legalities surrounding a cruise ship, such as environmental issues and safety that officers must be aware of. While there are entry-level positions available in the deck hands department, a number of jobs require years of experience and training; both on and off the ship. Before applying, check our pages on deckhand jobs and look for job requirements that relate to your experience level.

Entry-level applicants might find getting a job in the cruise industry to be very difficult. Read about maritime jobs in another section of JobMonkey, which explains certifications, profiles different kinds of positions, and much more.

The purser (the ship's treasurer in charge of passenger accounts, tickets, changing currency, etc.) and his or her staff are also included in the deckhands department and are considered some of the most respected jobs in this department. Gain the valuable work experience cruise ship jobs like these afford people with a passion for travel and a mind eager to learn new disciplines.