Crew Inform

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The waters of the Bering Sea can be a great opportunity for someone who is willing to dedicate themselves to the task at hand and contribute to the high intensity production of a world class seafood product. Beauty Bay LLC. is a commercial fishing company that operates in the Bering Sea long fishing for Alaskan cod, pollock and their bi products. The fishing vessel Beauty Bay operates with a crew of 19. Open positions become available based on each fishing trips staffing needs. The requirements of the work will include long work hours, must be able lift 50lbs without issue, can work in subzero temperatures and are prepared to do this in the high seas.

Advancement opportunities can happen rapidly for those individuals who show willingness and the  initiative to excel. 

Reach out on the email list. You can also download the PDF Job Application and follow the instructions provided.

Before deciding to work out at sea educate yourself on the job and industry and discuss your decision with close family and friends. Be  sure you are mentally, emotionally and physically prepared for this job before leaving for Alaska.  Once a fishing vessel leaves port, it will not return until the trip is completed.

A:  Once you submit an application online you can expect to be contacted by a company representative regarding your application status and any further pre-employment steps you’ll need to take.

A:  Each vessel has a Captain, Mate, Chief Engineer and Engineer’s  Assistant, Cook, Steward, and roughly 18 crew members who work either on  deck, on the gear line or in the factory.  You can visit our job descriptions for more details about each position.

A: Yes, if you meet certain qualifications for a specific  position.  Otherwise, all new crew are hired as general crew members and  will be assigned a specific department based on spots available for  entry level crewmen (deck, gear, factory, or steward) by the captain  upon arrival to the vessel.  The opportunity to cross train is there  with the right performance, initiative and length of employment. 

A:  The captain will determine your placement on the vessel.  If you desire  to be a deckhand and/or have previous deckhand experience please inform  the mate or captain of your request to be a deckhand.  You may need to  start in a different position depending on the vessel’s staffing needs. 

A: We operate year-round, and therefore don’t typically hire seasonal or part time employees