As the Galley Coordinator, you are responsible for overall (vegetarian) food service on Adventuress. Facilitate a healthy shipboard diet with plentiful and nutritious food. Participate and oversee crew in keeping commercially certified galley clean, organized, and compliant with Health Codes. Solicit food donations and manage relationships with donors. Note: Role may require longer or different hours than the rest of the crew.

As the Galley Coordinator, you will embody Sound Experience’s inclusive and positive organizational culture. All Sound Experience employees should model kindness, a welcoming and positive attitude, physical and emotional safety, and care for people and the environment. You will positively represent Sound Experience to participants, the public, parents, and teachers through upholding the organization’s vision, mission, and values at all times. The same culture extends to all “Office Watch” staff, Board Members, volunteers and dedicated donors. As a role model onboard, it is essential to establish, expect, and maintain a shipboard lifestyle of inclusivity, a supportive learning platform, and a welcoming community.

__________________

Full job descriptions may be found at the web site listed below, but all roles include responsibilities as a professional mariner and educator. The ship focuses on training at every level, including professional crew who will be both coached and expected to grow throughout the season. The ship has a role for everyone, regardless of race, religion, gender or economic background.

Please see our website for individual detailed job descriptions and to apply – https://www.soundexp.org/join-our-crew/

PLEASE APPLY HERE: https://soundexp.campbrainstaff.com/ and NOT the TSA apply button that is listed below.

Applications process will be open until all positions have been filled.

The 133′ schooner Adventuress operates on the West Coast in Puget Sound and the San Juan Islands. Onboard programs for youth and adults include both day sails and weeklong overnight programs focused on environmental education and maritime skills.

Each position has a list of responsibilities. Please see the specific job descriptions on our website.

General responsibilities for each crew are as follows:
As a crew member, you are living and working aboard the historic schooner Adventuress with up to 15 other crew and up to 24 other participants during an overnight program. Crew members have various roles and responsibilities, but all actively participate in delivering the Sound Experience education curriculum, daily aspects of shipboard life and assist in safe and proper vessel operation. Programs aboard Adventuress range from 3 to 6-day overnight voyages, as well as 3 to 5-hour educational day sails, dockside tours, 3-hour sails for members, festivals, transits, fundraising events, other day sails and virtual programs.

All applicants must be 18 or older. Current with flu and Covid vaccinations by start of sailing season. Be able to obtain CPR & First Aid Certification and WA Food handler card by start of season. WFR preferred for experienced crew. See individual job descriptions for additional qualifications.

Apply via the link listed above and NOT via the apply button on the Billet Bank.

Housing and meals while onboard, 6-8 days off per month, paid sick leave, retirement plan eligibility, and on-the-job professional development and opportunity to apply for training scholarship support. Position is required to live aboard.

Apply