Job Summary: The Deck Cadet is an entry-level trainee officer position, primarily responsible for undergoing structured shipboard training and gaining practical experience in navigation, deck operations, cargo management, and safety procedures on a large container vessel. This role is crucial for developing the foundational knowledge and skills required to become a competent Deck Officer. Duties and Responsibilities: Actively participate in bridge watchkeeping duties under the supervision of senior officers, learning about navigation, passage planning, and the use of navigational equipment (e.g., Radar, ECDIS, GPS). Assist in all aspects of cargo operations on a container ship, including loading, discharging, lashing, securing, and monitoring stowage conditions for large volumes of cargo. Contribute to the routine maintenance of the vessel's deck, hull, and superstructure, including chipping, painting, cleaning, and general upkeep. Participate in mooring and unmooring operations, handling ropes and wires safely and efficiently. Conduct tank soundings for ballast and fuel tanks, and assist in maintaining accurate records for vessel stability. Participate in all safety drills and emergency preparedness exercises, including fire fighting, abandon ship, and man overboard drills. Learn and understand international maritime regulations (e.g., SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW) and the company's Safety Management System. Assist senior officers with various administrative tasks and documentation, including maintaining logbooks, record books, and reports. Develop practical seamanship skills, including rope work, splicing, and rigging. Perform gangway watch duties in port to ensure ship security. Proactively seek learning opportunities, ask questions, and diligently maintain the cadet training record book (SSTP).

Job Summary: The Chief Engineer holds the most senior leadership position within the engine department of a Container Ship, responsible for the overall management, safe operation, and maintenance of all main and auxiliary machinery, electrical systems, and technical equipment onboard. This role ensures the vessel's continuous operational readiness, efficiency, and compliance with all international regulations. Duties and Responsibilities: Lead, manage, and supervise the entire engine department crew, including all engineering officers and ratings, ensuring adherence to safety protocols, company policies, and best practices. Responsible for the efficient and safe operation, maintenance, and repair of all propulsion machinery, generators, boilers, pumps, cargo reefer systems, and other critical engine room and deck machinery on a Container Ship. Develop, implement, and oversee the Planned Maintenance System (PMS) for all machinery and equipment, ensuring timely execution of maintenance, surveys, and repairs to maximize operational uptime. Manage the engine department's budget, including the procurement of spare parts, consumables, and services, ensuring cost-effective and efficient resource utilization. Ensure strict compliance with all international maritime regulations, including but not limited to SOLAS, MARPOL, and the ISM Code, particularly concerning machinery, environmental protection, and safety. Monitor fuel, lube oil, and fresh water consumption, implementing strategies for optimal energy efficiency and pollution prevention. Maintain comprehensive and accurate records, logs, and reports related to machinery performance, maintenance activities, incidents, and regulatory compliance. Oversee and ensure the functionality and readiness of all safety equipment, fire detection, and fire-fighting systems within the engine room and throughout the vessel. Conduct regular inspections, safety drills, and training sessions for the engine room crew to enhance their technical competence and emergency preparedness. Liaise effectively with the Master, shore-based technical management, classification societies, and other external stakeholders regarding technical and operational matters. Qualifications: Valid Panama CDC. Completion of all mandatory Marine Courses (STCW compliant).

Job Summary: RPSL is seeking dedicated and aspiring individuals to join our team on Container and Bulk Carrier vessels in various essential roles. These positions are crucial for the efficient and safe operation of our fleet, encompassing learning, deck maintenance, engine room support, and catering services. Successful candidates will contribute to our commitment to operational excellence and crew welfare. Duties and Responsibilities: Deck Cadet: Assist with watchkeeping as a lookout or helmsman as required. Perform general maintenance and cleaning of the ship's deck, superstructure, and cargo holds (chipping, painting, scrubbing, greasing). Participate in mooring, unmooring, and anchoring operations. Assist in cargo operations, including opening/closing hatches, rigging cargo gear, and securing cargo. Maintain life-saving and fire-fighting appliances on deck. Follow instructions from officers and senior ratings, ensuring compliance with safety procedures. GP Rating (General Purpose Rating): Perform duties on both the deck and in the engine room as required by operational needs. Deck Duties: Assist with mooring and unmooring operations, handle cargo, maintain cleanliness and safety of deck areas, and participate in watchkeeping duties (e.g., lookout). Engine Room Duties: Support engineers in the operation, maintenance, and basic repair of machinery, including lubrication, cleaning of engine parts, and monitoring equipment. Participate in routine maintenance work, including chipping, painting, general cleaning, and upkeep of various ship compartments. Adhere strictly to all safety regulations, company procedures, and participate in emergency drills. General Steward: Responsible for preparing and serving meals and beverages to the crew, ensuring high standards of hygiene and food safety in the galley. Maintain cleanliness and orderliness of the galley, mess rooms, cabins, and other communal areas. Assist with inventory management of food provisions, galley supplies, and cabin amenities, ensuring proper storage and stock rotation. Provide hospitality services to the crew, addressing their requests and contributing to a comfortable living environment onboard. Participate in all safety drills and training, ensuring familiarity with emergency procedures. Required Marine Courses/Certifications: All necessary and valid Marine Courses as per STCW conventions are required for the respective role.

Job Summary: RPSL is seeking dedicated and aspiring individuals to join our team on Container and Bulk Carrier vessels in various essential roles. These positions are crucial for the efficient and safe operation of our fleet, encompassing learning, deck maintenance, engine room support, and catering services. Successful candidates will contribute to our commitment to operational excellence and crew welfare. Duties and Responsibilities: Deck Cadet: Assist senior officers in navigation, watchkeeping, and bridge duties, including operation of navigational equipment (e.g., radar, ECDIS, GPS). Participate in deck maintenance activities such as chipping, painting, greasing, and general upkeep of the vessel's exterior. Support cargo operations, including loading, discharge, securing, and monitoring stowage conditions on Container/Bulk Carrier vessels. Engage actively in safety drills, emergency preparedness, and the inspection of life-saving and firefighting appliances. Maintain accurate logs, records, and documentation as required for training and operational compliance. Learn and adhere to international maritime regulations (e.g., SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW) and company policies. GP Rating (General Purpose Rating): Perform duties on both the deck and in the engine room as required by operational needs. Deck Duties: Assist with mooring and unmooring operations, handle cargo, maintain cleanliness and safety of deck areas, and participate in watchkeeping duties (e.g., lookout). Engine Room Duties: Support engineers in the operation, maintenance, and basic repair of machinery, including lubrication, cleaning of engine parts, and monitoring equipment. Participate in routine maintenance work, including chipping, painting, general cleaning, and upkeep of various ship compartments. Adhere strictly to all safety regulations, company procedures, and participate in emergency drills. General Steward: Responsible for preparing and serving meals and beverages to the crew, ensuring high standards of hygiene and food safety in the galley. Maintain cleanliness and orderliness of the galley, mess rooms, cabins, and other communal areas. Assist with inventory management of food provisions, galley supplies, and cabin amenities, ensuring proper storage and stock rotation. Provide hospitality services to the crew, addressing their requests and contributing to a comfortable living environment onboard. Participate in all safety drills and training, ensuring familiarity with emergency procedures. Required Marine Courses/Certifications: All necessary and valid Marine Courses as per STCW conventions are required for the respective role.

Duties and Responsibilities: Learning & Training: Actively participate in all assigned training modules and on-the-job learning, demonstrating eagerness to understand shipboard systems, procedures, and regulations. Deck Operations: Assist in routine deck maintenance, including chipping, painting, cleaning, and general upkeep of deck areas. Learn and assist in mooring and unmooring operations, handling ropes and wires. Support cargo operations, including rigging, lashing, and securing cargo as directed. Participate in lookout duties and basic helmsman training under supervision. Engine Room Operations (for GP Ratings with Engine Specialization): Assist engineers and ratings in routine maintenance tasks such as lubrication, cleaning, and painting within the engine room. Learn to monitor basic machinery parameters and identify abnormalities. Support oil transfers and bunkering operations as instructed. Safety and Emergency Preparedness: Actively participate in all safety drills (firefighting, abandon ship, man overboard, etc.) and emergency procedures. Learn and adhere to all safety regulations, company policies, and international maritime conventions (e.g., SOLAS, MARPOL). Assist in the inspection and maintenance of life-saving and firefighting appliances. General Shipboard Duties: Maintain cleanliness and orderliness of assigned areas. Assist senior crew members with various tasks as required. Complete assigned tasks accurately and efficiently. Develop an understanding of ship organization and departmental coordination. Documentation: Assist in maintaining accurate logs and records as part of training and operational requirements.