Royal Navy

Marine engineering

To be involved with deck operation on board ships.

Deckhand on ships

Basic seamanship, bridge watches to maintain safe navigation, maintenance of deck equipment, loading on stores, mooring and anchoring operations, gangway security duties, launching and recovering frc's and lifeboats.

Deck Hand (SG1) Deck operations onboard RFA vessels

Basic seamanship on an RFA ship

Carry out work on aircraft such as corrective maintenance and flight servicing.

Carrying out full flight servicing of helicopters before and after flights, supporting supervisors in completing maintenance tasks

Servicing and repair maintenance on survival equipment as well as providing instruction to aircrew and air passengers.

Work in the ops room of a Type 45 destroyer monitoring incoming data to support command priorities

Servicing survival equipment

Aircraft engineer- Following completion of the theory side of the course, it was on the job training. A task book containing various tasks, component location and servicing of systems, needed to be filled out under supervision, before the final exams and...