| Acting with another watchkeeper, he entered the machinery space and promptly isolated the fuel leak by shutting down the engine. |
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| An experienced watchkeeper of his caliber ensures smooth and efficient operations. |
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| The qualified personnel must be a minimum of one licensed navigating officer and one duly qualified bridge watchkeeper. |
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| If a tug has an upper and lower wheelhouse, and two watchkeepers are required, American regulations allow one watchkeeper in each wheelhouse. |
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| It allows the bridge watchkeeper to differentiate the different ice features and easily discern the water leads. |
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| Mr. Greening began his Coast Guard career in 1981 as a scope watchkeeper before assuming the roles of assistant logistics officer and logistics officer on a number of vessels. |
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| First reason: steering keeps the watchkeeper alert. |
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| His greasy ingratiation irked the Watchkeeper and he clenched his hands to hide the claws that slipped from his fingertips. |
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