1st Officer / First Mate

The 1st Officer is a licensed Deck Officer who typically serves as the second or third most senior deck officer after the Captain and Chief Officer. Their role involves standing navigational watches on the bridge, supervising deck crew, and often having specialized responsibilities such as managing the ship's safety equipment, fire-fighting apparatus, or the environmental management system. They must be capable of assuming command in various emergency scenarios.


Search Results: First Mate

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  1. Watch Lead - 1st officer

    Responsible for safe ship navigation and bridge watchkeeping, managing bridge team, executing voyage plans, supervising navigation publications, training cadets, and ensuring stability and safety during assigned watches.

    December 26, 2025 - Explora Journeys - English

  2. 1st Officer - Cruise

    Licensed watchkeeping deck officer responsible for navigation, safety, tender operations, deck maintenance, crew supervision, emergency readiness, and training aboard cruise vessels.

    December 19, 2025 - Navis Consulting - English

  3. 1st Captain / 2nd Captain / Navigational Officer (m|f|x)

    Operate and supervise navigation and ship operations on European river vessels, ensuring safety, regulatory compliance, maintenance oversight, crew communication, and passenger representation.

    December 19, 2025 - A-ROSA Reederei GmbH - English

  4. 1st Officer Navigation

    Stand as a bridge watchkeeping officer responsible for safe navigation, voyage planning, watch handovers, stability calculations, emergency drills, LSA/FFE inspections, and training of junior bridge crew.

    December 19, 2025 - Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings - English

  5. First Officer (1st Officer)

    Responsible for navigation, voyage planning, bridge watchkeeping, maintaining navigational equipment and stability calculations, monitoring fuel efficiency, conducting safety training, and supporting deck operations under the Master.

    December 12, 2025 - Royal Caribbean Group - English