• Maintain cleanliness of ship areas and escort visitors
• Assist in preserving historic ship as a museum and training ship
• Report to officer in charge and head shipkeeper daily

• Restore and maintain freshwater, waste, and blackwater pipework
• Open to skilled non-professionals or plumbers
• Commitment to historic ship preservation and community involvement

• Maintain cleanliness of machine shop and machinery
• Assist tradespeople and report issues to ERA
• Background in engineering work beneficial but not required

• Restore furniture, doors, cabin fittings, and decks on ships
• Experience and interest in woodwork strongly desired
• Work under department head, overseen by ship committees

• Clean and sand surfaces before mixing and applying paint
• Ability to paint required; training provided onboard
• Volunteer role with benefits of learning new skills

• Assist cleaning crew with wiping walls, vacuuming carpets and mopping
• Help maintain cabin cleanliness and polish windows throughout the vessel
• Support housekeeping operations to keep all areas presentable for guests

• Service and overhaul ship's machinery including 7 diesel engines
• Work on compressed air, hydraulic, refrigeration, and air con systems
• Collaborate with volunteers to restore historic lighthouse tender

• Using tools to remove rust, prepare surfaces, apply paint
• No experience required, training provided for tool usage
• Volunteer benefits include learning new skills and making friends

• Learn various skills in multiple areas throughout the day
• Assist in restoring historic ship for museum and training purposes
• Commitment to regular, long-term involvement in trades and maintenance

Volunteer Opportunity Summary

• Assist with various tasks to support the organisation's community programs
• No prior experience necessary; comprehensive training will be provided
• Contribute to meaningful community impact through flexible volunteer support

• Assist in restoring, maintaining, and operating the vessel
• Entry-level position with no prior skills required
• Training provided in first aid and basic fire fighting

• Assist with various tasks from engine room to deck
• Work with experienced department heads and learn new skills
• Contribute to restoring historic vessel and educating future maritime workers

• Maintain cleanliness of museum ship exterior, cargo hold, and stores
• Tasks include sweeping decks, wiping paint marks, polishing brass
• Training provided; volunteers must become society members for insurance

• Volunteer for various projects in museums and heritage sector
• Opportunities in deck crew, engineering crew, education, fundraising, etc.
• Flexible time commitment, from one hour a month

• Assist in refurbishing and repairing various radio equipment
• Work with a team of skilled volunteers in a museum setting
• Opportunity to learn new skills and contribute to maritime history