Cargo is responsible for the station's logistics, supply chain, and resource acquisition.
| Role | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| Quartermaster | Oversees Cargo operations, coordinates station logistics, manages departmental resources, and ensures the station's material needs are met. |
| Salvage Specialist | Recovers resources, materials, and valuable equipment from space and other off-station locations for the benefit of the station. |
| Cargo Technician | Processes deliveries, organizes cargo, fulfills requests, transports supplies, and assists with the day-to-day operations of the Cargo Department. |
| Mail Carrier | Sorts, transports, and delivers mail and packages to personnel across the station. |
Cargo personnel are expected to support the station by acquiring, transporting, and distributing resources where they are needed.
Maintain communication with other departments regarding material requests, shortages, and logistical needs.
Salvage personnel should prioritize station needs over personal interests whenever practical.
Cargo should remain professional when handling requests. Not every request must be fulfilled, but requests should be evaluated fairly and reasonably.
Cargo personnel are encouraged to interact with independent crews, merchants, and visitors when it benefits station operations.
While resource acquisition is important, the department's primary purpose is supporting the station and its crew.
Cargo keeps the station running. While other departments may be more visible during emergencies, a station without supplies, materials, and logistics support will not function for long.