What were some of the fundamental or main differences between crew members and their various jobs on the Titanic?

Answer 1

the most popular job on the titanic was the pornstar, they were the females who got paid by the captain to do his bidding. their payrate was 40gbp a day. the skills needed for this job were co-operation and persuasion. the usual type of person to do this job was a poor mother who wanted to feed their kids.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, on the Titanic, you had your fancy shmancy officers, like Captain Smith, strutting around giving orders, while the crew members were just trying to avoid getting seasick. The officers were all about navigating and making sure the ship didn't hit any icebergs, while the crew was probably just trying to sneak in a nap between shifts. It was like a floating hierarchy of responsibilities, but hey, at least they all had those snazzy uniforms, right?

Answer 3

Oh, what a lovely question! On the Titanic, each crew member had a special role to play, much like the different colors on our palette. From the brave sailors navigating the ship to the caring stewards attending to the passengers, every job was important and valued. Just like in a painting, each stroke of the brush, no matter how small, came together to create a masterpiece.

Answer 4

Crew members on the Titanic had different roles and responsibilities based on their job titles. For example, officers were responsible for navigation and overall ship operations, while engineers were in charge of maintaining the ship's machinery. Stewards and maids were responsible for attending to the needs of passengers, while deckhands assisted with tasks such as mooring and loading cargo. These distinct roles were essential for the smooth operation of the ship and ensuring the safety and comfort of passengers.

Answer 5

Many jobs onboard Titanic varied.
There were 60 chefs (including one kosher chef) and 36 dishwashers, for example.
There were stewards, stewardesses, and attendants in many places, like the restaurants, the pool, and the gymnasium.
And, of course, there were stokers and firemen who were shoveling coal into the furnaces.

Answer 6

Titanic employed officers, pursers, stewards, stewardesses, cooks, platewashers, gym attendants, pool attendants, lookouts, quartermasters, waiters, waitresses, stokers, firemen, trimmers, and many more.

The musicians and telegraphists, however, were subcontracted (paid for by someone else and installed on Titanic).

Answer 7

There were extreme differences between the officers and the "black gang". The officers, on the upper decks, wore white and gave orders. The stokers/firemen/trimmers, below decks, shoveled hot coal.

Answer 8

Many kinds of jobs were available on Titanic. The greatest number were in 'Victualling' - to do with kitchens and dining rooms. Over 420 of the crew were cooks, stewards, waiters and other trades of service. The engine crew was next with over 320 engineers, stokers, firemen and trimmers. The 'Deck crew' were about 60 seamen . The ship also had a restaurant employing about 70 people.

Answer 9

they cleaned and they washed clothes

maid ummm cooks people to make sure everyone ok x

Answer 10

There were extreme differences between the officers and the "black gang". The officers, on the upper decks, wore white and gave orders. The stokers/firemen/trimmers, below decks, shoveled hot coal.