maintains order, resolves quarrels and settles disputes, distributes loot and pays wages, represents the interests of the crew; most authority on ship after captain
petty officer and advisor to the captain, in charge of anything the first mate and quartermaster don’t want to deal with (duties can be combined with first mate)
accountant, in charge of tracking ship funds, making necessary purchases for the upkeep of the ship, and outfitting the ship with supplies; reports directly to captain (duties can be combined with first mate)
in charge of ship maintenance and inspection, ensures that vessel always remains seaworthy and in good condition, inspects vessel thoroughly every morning; reports to quartermaster
sits at either the stern or the bow (or stands next to whomever is manning the wheel) and calls orders (typically relaying the orders of the captain or quartermaster) to the rowers or riggers so that they move in unison and coordinate properly, typically has the loudest voice on the ship; reports to the quartermaster (duties can be combined with quartermaster)