Canadian Coast Guard Deck Hand
Responsibilities:
- Helping authorities with fisheries enforcement
- Helping in search and rescue
- Routine maintenance on the ship
- Conducting fire and security rounds
- Steering the ship
- Performing lookout duties
- Repairing the ship
- Operating cargo equipment
- Anchoring, berthing and refueling the ship
- Handling mooring lines and hooking up towing lines
- Retrieving and launching lifeboats and fast rescue crafts
- Loading, Unloading, and handling cargo supplies
- Participating in fire-fighting
Training:
you must complete a Bridge Watch Training course at a Transport Canada approved marine school, or you can get in through the four-year Officer Training Program at the CCG (Canadian Coast Guard) College whose graduates are brought into the Fleet with entry-level certificates:
The Bridge Watchmen Certificate includes training in:
- Restricted Operators Certificate
- Marine Basic First Aid
- Basic Safety Training
- Survival Craft
The Canadian Coast Guard College program trains Officers in Marine Engineering and Marine Navigation. The 45-month training period encompasses in-class theory and practical experience at sea on Coast Guard vessels. The
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helping thousands of people who are incapable of this power. Canada has been a leader
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When Lest B. Pearson created peacekeeping in 1956, it was a way to ease the tensions between the Middle east in response to the Suez Canal crisis. Canada got quickly involved in this mission and became one of the first peacekeepers. This paper will analyze the concept of peacekeeping, review the history of peacekeeping in Canada, determine whether or not Canada can still be considered a peacekeeping country. This paper will be divided into four sections in an attempt to determine whether or not the country can still be considered a peacekeeper.
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