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Whatever you choose, from catering to hospitality, supply chain to HR, or even a leadership role as a Logistics Officer, you’ll be relied upon by your crewmates. Relied upon to help them do their jobs, and relied upon when they want to feel at home. It’s a level of responsibility you won’t find in many jobs, with rewards that are just as hard to come by. You’ll travel the world as an essential part of our nation’s maritime presence, providing what we need to get the job done, from meals to missiles, and everything in between. It might sound like an enormous task. It is. But you’ll receive the constant training you need, so you’re always progressing, ready for your next operation.
I wanted variety from my job and the Royal Navy’s got that by the bucketload. I’m learning new skills and meeting new friends with the added bonus of knowing I’m part of a huge global effort.
Depending on what shift I’m working, the day starts with me either preparing or eating a hearty breakfast. Every meal time affects the morale of the ship's company - I feel I'm a vital part in providing it.
Everyone on board has their part to play, so I’m trained as a vital team member in damage-control. There are regular fire drills to keep us on our toes.
I’m also trained as a Level 2 first aider, so when I’m part of a Duty Watch in port I’m the person who deals with any casualties.
When we have VIPs on board we can really show off and produce world class dishes. We're fully trained in ‘front of house’ duties so sometimes get the chance to meet royalty!
When we're at sea, we play sports on the upperdeck, sun bathe with a book or whale-watch. On my last deployment I visited the pyramids, went on safari in Kenya, and watched camel racing in Dubai.
After dinner we relax down the mess deck, holding X-Box competitions, watching TV or chilling on laptops. If we’re alongside we’re usually go out exploring what each country has to offer.
Aircraft carriers, assault ships, destroyers or frigates: this is our backbone. It gives us our global impact, from combat missions to humanitarian aid.
The world-renowned silent service, protecting us from beneath the waves. It’s responsible for highly classified, stealth operations – and Trident.
From fuel to food: what we need, when we need it, wherever we are. This fleet of civilian ships provides global support to the whole Naval Service.
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You’ll run an efficient commercial kitchen, and make sure our people have the food they need to get the job done, wherever they are in the world.
Part of the Silent Service, you’ll join a unique team and learn how to run a successful commercial kitchen on highly classified missions.
It’s your job to make sure your crewmates get fed, paid and equipped, so morale remains high and missions stay on track.
You’ll manage the delivery of vital stores and equipment to Navy personnel all over the world.
You’ll ensure Submariners have the equipment and supplies they need for long periods below the surface.
You’ll be in charge of Human Resources (HR) as part of one of the Navy’s most elite teams.
On board you’ll be responsible for Human Resources (HR), handling legal matters and financial administration.
You’ll ensure our operations run efficiently, and that all of our personnel have what they need, when they need it, wherever they are in the world.
Use your first-class organisational skills to maintain the highest possible standards at all times.
You’ll directly contribute to the operational effectiveness of the Royal Navy, providing essential supplies, all over the world.
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