The NRMA

Instructor

• Coordinate and take responsibility for Confined-Water Training for Introductory Dives for non-certified guests/crew
• Coordinate and take responsibility for Open-Water Dives for appropriately certified guests/crew
• Responsible for the care and maintenance of all diving equipment (including snorkelling gear) – attending to any fault or problem quickly, the Rigid Inflatable Boat and in association with the Engineer, the compressor and air storage cylinders
• Responsible for water activities; in particular snorkelling and diving events
• Ensure the maintenance of equipment is performed and update equipment manual and log sheets etc
• Ensure that a complete and accurate stocktake of dive and snorkelling equipment is conducted at the end of each month including a condition report
• Responsible for conducting Snorkel Rescue Training to new crew members, ensuring that this is achieved within their initial 90-day probationary period
• When required, guiding, and actively managing the guest’s Health and Safety
• Assist in the process of loading / disembarking the Xplorers and other ship tenders.
• Conduct pre-excursion risk assessment
• Understand and comply with regulatory restrictions and conditions for each site visited
• Provide accurate and comprehensive logistical and safety information to the guests and crew on each excursion. Keeping a constant vigil for the safety of all
• Actively promote passenger interaction
• Ensure proper conduct is exercised by guests and crew with regards to indigenous / historical sites, beach collecting and wildlife in keeping with eco-tourism accreditation, operational permits and concessions
• Work as part of the crew assisting with vessel turnaround including gangway watch duties.
• Required to work as part of a high-performing team in the provision of the overall cruise experience
• Required to maintain the highest standards of behaviour, discipline and dress appropriate to company policy and image at all times
• Follow all reasonable directions given by Manager or delegate

Dive Instructor, Expedition Crew

Electrical Engineer

• Assist the Engineering team in the maintenance of the ship's electrical equipment
• Maintenance of all electrical motors onboard, generators, main switch board and emergency, switchboard
• Fire alarm system including fire detectors, general alarm system, PA system, onboard mother vessel and tender boats
• AV/IT systems, navigation lights and navigation equipment on mother vessel and tender boats
• All batteries fitted on mother vessel and tender boats, air condition system
• Rectifying electrical defects recorded in the hotel defect book daily
• Responsible for refrigeration system and testing of IAS system as required by Class
• Engine room tours and dining with Guests
• Maintenance and upkeep of manuals/drawing as required by AMSA and Class

Engineer

• Continued ongoing development and implementation of a Preventative Maintenance Program
• Ordering of parts and equipment as required
• Maintenance of firefighting equipment and safety gear
• Engine maintenance and the cleanliness and general condition of the engine room including the emptying of used oil tanks
• Maintenance of the pumps, hydraulic equipment, electrical equipment, lighting, and bridge equipment
• Checking of voids and steering equipment
• Bunkering of fuel and oil as required
• Check and action the maintenance logbook
• Comply with oil pollution regulations and maintain the oil record book
• Comply with all regulations, ISM, codes of conduct and standards
• Stand watch unless emergency mechanical and electrical matters need attention
• Presentations and Engine room tours for guests
• Responsible for the safety orientation of all new crew members as required