The joy toys bring to guests is completely opposite to how crew feel about them. Here are some tips on how to manage toys well so you can continue keeping guests happy while not stressing out.
While working in an industry of extremely high standards and pressure, we all become hyper focused and develop certain pet peeves that get on each other’s nerves. My deck crew and I came up with this list of a...
Don’t leave anything wet laying on the teak deck or furniture, as it will leave bad watermarks.
➣ Coil all hoses and lines in a clockwise direction.
➣ Make sure the hose is completely drained before you pack it away.
➣ ...
When removing moldy caulking from shower or basin areas, use a mixture of bleach and alcohol. This way the mold will be removed and the moisture will be dried out before resealing.Never leave a pole or any equipment standing...
Try to use battery-powered tools whenever possible. Yachts are wet environments exposed to rain and sea spray, and power cables falling into water or being wet are very dangerous.
When you have made a dent in the teak after...
Triton spoke to captains and refit industry professionals for an update on the industry, best ways to prepare for one, and the best place to take your vessel.
At least seven people are believed to have been thrown into the water after a container ship slammed into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge early Tuesday.
With free food and drinks, a raffle, and musical entertainment, the docks were alive with the sound of music and revelry at the Worth Avenue Yachts Crew Party.
Capt. Kelly Gordon recently spoke at the U.S. Embassy in London in February about crew mental health, both what she has witnessed and her personal experiences.
Tim Clarke, managing director of Quay Crew, got the debate going on LinkedIn when he posed one question: How much does it cost to replace one crewmember?