Quay Crew S


ince being established in 2013, Quay Crew has placed over 1,500 candidates on more than 300 prestigious


superyachts and worked in partnership with some of the world’s leading yacht management companies. The team, based in Poole, UK, has 30 years’ combined onboard experience, plus an additional 40 years’ recruitment expertise. United in their efforts to service both clients and candidates equally, they favour quality over quantity, making the right match through consultation, thorough due diligence, and verbal referencing, significantly reducing the risk and cost of a bad hire. This approach facilitates long lasting and high performing relationships for an exceptional onboard experience all round. From the bridge to the engine room and the deck to the galley, they recruit at all levels from green crew with certified potential to experienced heads of departments, captains and shore-based yachting professionals. Their mission is to not only attract but also retain the best talent in the sector through actively promoting diversity and inclusion, longevity and progression both at sea and on land. The company carries this out by following best practice recruitment methods and continuously improving standards through education, research, market insights and progressive partnerships. For more details email tim@quaycrew.com or charlie@quaycrew.com or visit www.quaycrew.com


Searchlight Crew S


earchlight Crew is a yacht crew agency based in Antibes. They endeavour to provide the clients with


candidates that fit your criteria first time. They believe in building great working relationships with crew and clients, therefore supplying the best crew for your yacht. With a comprehensive database of crew members, all the candidates have been screened and interviewed personally, location permitting or via video call or phone. Having worked on board yachts and in hospitality they have the experience and skills required to find the correct candidates for your needs. With over 17 years experience in recruitment Searchlight Crew provides a specialised and effective approach to recruitment. Searchlight Crew work with yachts of various sizes and located worldwide providing crew from juniors to senior levels. Searchlight Crew Agency and Tara Bromhead is voluntarily compliant with the terms of Reg 1.4 of the MLC and as such have enforced several points to ensure a yacht’s compliancy also thus protecting the crew. They have recently branched out into providing household staff which is a great stepping stone for crew looking to build a career on land after yachting. For more details Tel: +33 (0)6 14 72 78 50 or visit www.searchlightcrew.com


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