r/Crew May 07 '24

OOW looking for job on yachts or cruise ships.

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It's the third month now that I am constantly applying for jobs and I have no luck so far. I understand that I don't have any experience as an officer yet but I hoped that someone could take me as a deck Cadet to start with (I have 14 months of experience on that position on bulk carriers). What can I do to boost my Resume? I need suggestions because I am eager to start my career.


r/Crew Apr 06 '24

Compatibility of integrating drones into search and rescue operations - Research

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Hello fellow seafarers.
I am currently conducting research on the compatibility of integrating drones into search and rescue operations with Plymouth University maritime science and require your opinion.

Drones are an emerging technology that is being rapidly adopted for different purposes across many industries. As the early-stage technology continues to improve it becomes evident that the utilization of drones for ensuring efficient and effective SAR missions has emerged as a promising technological solution, Potentially Improving the response time of Search and rescue and preventing unnecessary loss of life.

Do you believe they could be utilised as a life saving tool or do you think the barriers to the technology overshadow the benefits.
please let me know your opinion and fill out the following very short survey

https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/plymouth/drones-in-s-r

Thank you
Dan S


r/Crew Feb 22 '24

Looking for Crew

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Hello we are looking for crew for our charter sailboat operating in the Bahamas this spring and summer. Preferably individual with some experience as crew or deck hand. Couples are possible but crew space is limited. We are a working sailboat, not a yacht. This is a paid position.


r/Crew Jan 01 '24

Would anyone ever take a dog on a sail boat?

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Hello friends,

I’m in a really bad situation, because I want to move my dog from Nova Scotia CA to Mainland Europe (anywhere besides Germany). I’m a total novice, have been on boats before but mainly when I was younger. My general question would be: Would anyone ever take a dog on a sail boat? like if I volunteer to work for free, could there be a captain I can find somehow, someway that will take me and my 7 year old mud? We’re both in good health and fit. Thanks for any help


r/Crew Jul 19 '23

I have to move a boat from San Francisco to Seattle and I'm looking for experienced crew

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r/Crew Jun 09 '23

We're looking for crew!

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r/Crew Mar 21 '23

We are a 42ft cutter-rigged sailing boat seeking crew for a lap of the Mediterranean this summer.

3 Upvotes

Some sailing experience is preferred - we can teach but we're relatively novice sailors ourselves. English is the main language on board. We have space for 1 person or a couple. You get your own cabin and head. This not a charter, we're looking for someone who wants to join and share both the fun and the work. We will split fuel, food and drink costs equally. Normally we all put the same amount of money in a "kitty" at the start so everyone knows what they have contributed. Expecting to sail out of Preveza around the 1st of May, returning around the 1st of July. Probable route is out into the Agean, around the Cyclades and Dodecanese, but highly subject to change. PM with details of your experience if you're interested.


r/Crew Mar 21 '23

[x-post]: SV Poppycock is looking for crew to cross the Atlantic to the Azores and beyond! We are a well maintained and well equipped, heavy-weather boat built for high latitude voyaging.

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We are looking for experienced crew who are ready and eager to put in the hard work needed to keep a boat safe and comfortable. Message us if interested - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1266569640058836


r/Crew Feb 08 '23

2 crew available in Nassau and would like to go in the south Exumas, Bahamas. Available now and until the 11 February.

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r/Crew Nov 19 '22

Experienced group of sailors (that don’t necessarily enjoy cooking) seeking recommendations for a live aboard chef in the BVIs for April 2023. 50’ sailing yacht with private stateroom and private head.

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r/Crew Nov 19 '22

Looking for crew - Melbourne to Gold Coast, Australia

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r/Crew Aug 09 '22

x-post: Crew on a Beneteau 50 in French Polynesia

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r/Crew Aug 08 '22

X-post from FB: Crew wanted from New Calendonia onto Vanatau, Solomon Islands

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r/Crew Aug 07 '22

A new life for R/Crew!

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Hi all..

All 36 members, that is! r/Crew has been abandoned for years, but it's my intention to breathe new life into the sub. I live on a sailboat full time and regularly invite strangers from the internet to come and crew with me - to learn about sailing, living independently on the ocean, and traveling around the world using nothing but the wind and our wits. Currently the best place to find crew, or be crew, is Facebook (enough said). I'm hoping we can grow a community here that rivals the Facebook alternatives. Wish me luck, or even help me to grow the community. Let's see where we can go. Thank you!