In this blog we will cover realistic expectations and packages for crew entering the industry and after 1 season.
In this blog we will cover realistic expectations and packages for crew entering the industry and after 1 season.
In our guest blog we get some tips from the top that will help you get owners to see things your way...
For many, becoming a Purser is the dream, your own office, no guest contact and a 9-5 working day..... this may be the dream but it’s by no […]
Whether you’re just starting out in the industry or you’re established and looking to progress your career, networking is fundamentally one of the most important things you can […]
For the purposes of this article I am classing all crew with under 2 years of experience as junior crew. This is something I hear quite a lot, […]
Intro In the first of my blog entries written for Quay Crew, I’ll be discussing some hot issues surrounding the dynamic world of superyacht AV/IT and communications technologies. […]
With the end of the Med season in sight a lot of crew look to move yachts for a variety of reasons however have you considered that the […]
Introducing M/Y Arience... BOAT STATS: M/Y Arience Size: 60m Builder: Abeking & Rasmussen Year: 2012 Crew: 16 Engines: 2 x MTU 16V 2000 M53R Total Power: 4010hp / […]
There has been much speculation and input from crew recently on salaries across all departments but certainly in particular with green crew, so I thought I would stick […]
A change can do you good. So this blog covers the same topic from several different perspectives. The topic is change, normally in operating procedures but it can […]