The Assistant Carpenter performs building and repair work on woodwork, wallpapering, carpeting, and related carpentry tasks throughout the vessel. The role requires a positive, team-oriented attitude and the ability to participate fully in a dynamic crew environment. The incumbent supports the Carpenter in maintaining interior finishes, doors, panels, and fixtures, while adhering to safety, quality, and environmental policies. 

Key Responsibilities 

• General maintenance and repair of woodwork, wall paneling, doors, locks, and related elements. 

• Assist with wallpapering, carpeting, and other interior finish work as directed. 

• Ensure safe work practices, use appropriate PPE, and keep work areas clean and organized; seal off working areas from passengers as required. 

• Follow Safety, Quality, and Environmental policies; attend mandatory safety drills. 

• Report progress and any issues to the Carpenter Supervisor; assist with planning and scheduling of carpentry tasks. 

• Maintain tools and inventory related to carpentry activities; document maintenance and work performed. 

• Participate in meetings, trainings, and other work-related activities as required. 

• Perform other duties as assigned by supervision; may be asked to support other areas of the Carpentry team as needed. 

Qualifications & Training 

• Minimum two years of craftsman-related experience and training. 

• Elementary to middle school education (8th grade) or international equivalent. 

• Completion of one full contract with a satisfactory or above rating. 

• Certifications/Training: 

• Any relevant carpentry, finishing, or safety training as applicable. 

Language Requirements 

• Ability to speak English clearly, distinctly, and cordially with guests and crew. 

• Ability to read and write English to understand and interpret written procedures; effectively present information and respond to questions from guests, supervisors, and co-workers. 

• Additional languages preferred but not required. 

Physical & Environmental Requirements 

• Physical: Regularly stand, walk, and perform manual tasks; operate hand tools; lift up to 50 pounds; may include kneeling, bending, and working in tight spaces. 

• Vision: Close and distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus. 

• Environmental: Work on a shipboard environment with exposure to dust, noise, chemicals, and varying temperatures; use of PPE required; may require shifts or overtime; able to work in confined spaces and at heights as needed. Full use of arms, legs, vision, hearing, and coordination is required to perform duties effectively. 

Additional Notes:?? 

• Candidates must be committed to safety and environmental standards.? 

• Work involves physical activity and exposure to challenging environments.?