Skills by Occupation

distinguish ship construction methods moor vessels maintain records of maintenance interventions operate vessel engine room international waterways detect malfunctions in engines apply vessel engine regulations unmoor vessels ensure vessel compliance with regulations adhere to traffic regulations on inland waterways communicate reports provided by passengers maintain vessel engine room mechanics of vessels functions of vessel deck equipment manage vessel control systems use technical documentation electrical systems used in transportation engine components distinguish various types of ships read standard blueprints apply regulations on cargo transport operations european classification of inland waterways mechanics clean parts of vessels disassemble engines national waterways wear appropriate protective gear prepare equipment for navigation operations repair engines prevent damage to electrical devices on board repair vessel mechanical systems evaluate engine performance vessel fuels prepare main engines for navigation operations execute safety assurance exercises ensure integrity of hull inland waterway ship building

install electrical and electronic equipment work ergonomically electronics implement workplace drug policies encourage teambuilding multimodal transport logistics swim maintain hydraulic systems work in a rail transport team provide feedback on job performance comply with checklists act reliably maintain vessel steering mechanisms repair maritime communication equipment show confidence electrical machines dispose of hazardous waste perform services in a flexible manner have computer literacy repair heating equipment use different communication channels monitor pumping system operations electric generators inspect engine rooms purchase supplies principles of cargo stowage repair vessel electrical systems use riverspeak to communicate