MARINE PROTECTION SOLUTIONS M


arine Protection Solutions NZ specialises in the application of high performance adhesive anti-


fouling films, yacht vinyl wraps and paint protection film (PPF). Vinyl wrapping is fast becoming a great cost and time saving alternative to paint with some of the vinyl’s outdoor durability lasting years! With a huge range of colours available from matte to gloss metallic the options are endless. With over 14 years experience in the adhesive vinyl industry, you can rely on MPS for quality products and workmanship with friendly service wherever you are located. MPS recommends 3M Wrap Film from their supplier ‘Computaleta NZ’ for the best performance and marine warranties, giving you dozens of unique colours, patterns and finishes to wrap your tender to match the mothership. The 3M vinyls have the Comply™ air release channels for bubble-free results, are made with Controltac™ technology for low initial adhesion for quick repositioning and are multi- layered cast films. 3M vinyls offer world leading adhesive vinyl technology, quality and durability. The innovative MacGlide adhesive fouling release silicone films from MACTAC which contains no biocides, is non-polluting, has a 5 year manufacturer’s warranty and provides unmatched ease of maintenance and fuel savings. The anti-foul film is impermeable to water, reducing osmosis and ensuring lower hull moisture content than conventional anti-fouling paint solutions. These eco-friendly products offer an alternative solution to help protect your vessel and our marine environment.


For more details visit www.nzmps.co.nz SALTWATER RECRUITMENT S


altwater Recruitment is a Kiwi-owned agency founded in 2016 by ex-Chief Stew Monique


Dykstra offering a boutique approach to superyacht recruitment. As client side herself for over five years as Chief Stewardess, it was during the new build phase of 107m expedition yacht Ulysses where she discovered a gap in the market. There was a lot of mass CV sending with little consideration or understanding of the client’s requirements onboard. Saltwater’s solution was to offer a more bespoke recruitment service with the focus on building relationships and presenting higher quality recommendations. “We align our business goals to the people we work with, this includes my team, our clients and the candidates we represent, and the results follow,” says Monique. This approach has allowed the agency to build and retain a very loyal client base and achieve a 92% success rate. Seven years on, the team have grown into a powerhouse of six passionate, driven women working out of the UK, New Zealand and France. The team at Saltwater value quality over quantity and ensure candidates are thoroughly pre- screened, references are verified so they are ready to hire.


For more details visit www.saltwaterrecruitment.com


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