Yes, some vessels will require a licensed engineer. Smaller vessels may not require an engineer. The Code of Federal Regulations (CFR title 56) should have all the answers for you regarding manning of ships. You also need to know what ship you are looking at (length, tonnage, horsepower, etc).
I can assume you watched the TV show and you know how to change the oil in your car. The title is engineer not mechanic. There is a lot more than being a mechanic and knowing about a diesel. It's running the entire ship, welding/fabricating, electricity, hydraulics, trouble shooting, and much more. Do a little more research and realize that this is a profession, not just a fun adventure.
Mare Island
King Crabs
75000 per boat
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Marine mechanic
no. The Crab Orchard refuge requires a sticker for your vehicle and boat. Last I checked, the fee was $5 per sticker.
It depends on the amount of crab per season, the quality of the crab that is caught, how many people is on the boat, and boats quota.
your health insurance should pay for your pubic lice treatments.
They make 5,000 to 8,000 a month
robert fulton
Coastal Engineer- civil engineering + ocean coast Marine Engineer- boat mechanics Naval Architects- boat design Ocean Engineer- deep ocean robots and applied mech eng Offshore Engineer- building in deep water e.g. oil drilling sites Port Engineer- building ports on water Marine Surveyor- improving equipment to help marine sciences
The number of men on a crab boat crew can vary widely depending on the size of the vessel and the specific fishing operation. Typically, a crew might consist of 3 to 8 members, but larger boats can have more crew members. The crew size is influenced by factors such as the type of crab being targeted and safety regulations. Overall, it's essential for the crew to be skilled and experienced due to the demanding nature of crab fishing.