The following vessels are available for tours during Maritime Career Day:

	NOAA Ship Rainier The Ranier is outfitted primarily for conducting hydrographic surveys in support of nautical charting. The ship operates off the U.S. Pacific Coast, and in Alaskan coastal waters.
	SES Propeller - Sea Scouts The Sea Explorers are a branch of Boy Scouts that teaches high school aged youth (male AND female) skills used in today marine world. The Propeller places most value on diesel engine engineering and repairing. We also teach the traditional sea scout skills, such as: knot tying, navigation, splicing, and small boat handling.
	Fireboat Chief Seattle (Engine 4) The Chief Seattle is part of the Seattle Fire Department and is used for shore fires, servicing the boating community, and disaster support.
	T/V Maritime Instructor - Seattle Maritime Academy The T/V Maritime Instructor was originally built as a Coast Guard cutter for use in coastal patrol duties. The vessel is now used for marine technical and vocational training.
	Henrietta Foss The Henrietta Foss is a 49-foot wooden-hull tugboat built in the Foss Tacoma yard in 1931. It worked in various Puget Sound ports until it was retired in 1984. Owned by Mike Garvey of Seattle.