Long Service Leave (Commonwealth Employees) Regulations 1957
5Prescribed class of maritime employees
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5 Prescribed class of maritime employees
For subsection 15 (1) of the Act, the following classifications of employees are a prescribed class of maritime employees:
(a) deck officers, including:
(i) chief deck officers; and
(ii) first, second, third and fourth mates;
(b) engineer officers, including:
(i) chief, second, third, fourth, fifth and junior engineers; and
(ii) first, second and third electricians;
(c) able and ordinary seafarers;
(d) crew attendants;
(e) lamp trimmers;
(f) storekeepers;
(g) greasers;
(h) motorers;
(i) stokers;
(j) oil burners;
(k) trimmers;
(l) wipers;
(m) boatswains;
(n) engine and boiler operators;
(o) deck workers;
(p) marine stewards, including:
(i) chief, second, extra second, second class, assistant second, third class, cabin, assistant bar and stores stewards; and
(ii) first saloon and second class pantry cooks; and
(iii) security guards; and
(iv) chief saloon, head, second and third waiters; and
(v) bar attendants; and
(vi) storekeepers; and
(vii) linen-keepers; and
(viii) shop, milk bar, printing, first grade, bells, lounge, smokeroom, bedroom chief, captain’s, bridge utility, general utility, engineers’, second grade and assistant smokeroom stewards; and
(ix) second, third and fourth pantry cooks;
(q) marine cooks, including:
(i) chief, senior second, second, extra second, third, fourth, ship’s, assistant ship’s and assistant cooks; and
(ii) bakers, chief bakers and second bakers; and
(iii) butchers, chief butchers and second butchers; and
(iv) scullery workers; and
(v) cook’s attendants.