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A ship chandler is a logistics and supply specialist who is on call to take ship or vessel supply and food provision orders and organise these supplies via a marine supplier (or chandlery) to be delivered directly to the ship, often with a quick turnaround required. A chandler can work directly for the ship or vessel or for a marine supplier to source and deliver whatever the vessel needs including food, water, spare parts, safety gear or fuel.

A shipwright builds and repairs all types of marine craft and vessels using materials including timber, fibre reinforced plastics and metal, they install drive systems and fit or repair internal and external components on vessels.

A tow boat operator can work directly for a commercial fishing operation or as a contractor.

A master fisher is an experienced and skilled professional who operates fishing vessels and leads fishing expeditions, using their expertise to locate and catch fish. Long hours at sea are often required of the master fisherman who can work independently or leading a crew.

An onboard chef is responsible for preparing meals and maintaining the galley (kitchen) on a seagoing fishing vessel. They need to plan for and provide nutritious and well-balanced meals to the crew while working at sea.

Farmhands support the running of the farm, fishery, hatchery or nursery, they perform various tasks in the breeding or growing of fish or other aquatic products. 

Sectors include: salmon, cod, trout, abalone, barramundi, oysters, prawns, crabs, lobsters and pearls.

Second in charge farmhand in Aquaculture support the farm manager, they perform and oversee farm tasks in the breeding or growing of fish or other aquatic products.