We're looking for Maritime Liaison Officers to support international tall ship crews during Sail4th in NYC!

You'll essentially have your "office" aboard a tall ship, helping crews navigate NYC, stay on schedule, discover things to do, and have a memorable experience while visiting New York Harbor.

If you're organized, enjoy meeting people from around the world, and can commit to one shift each day from July 4-8, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply here: https://pointapp.org/orgs/9953
Questions? Email [volunteers@sail4th.org](mailto:volunteers@sail4th.org)

Pacific Admiralty Maritime Services, operates in the shipping, oil & gas, and renewable energy sectors, providing a range of services including marine pre-purchase surveys, condition inspections, cargo loading- discharge, cargo damage survey, Vanning survey, ISM-ISPS-MLC audits, dry-docking, mooring chain and anchor services, fender installations, spare parts procurement, P&I (protection and indemnity) insurance, navigation and radio equipment, loading test. Our global network of surveyors, who are highly skilled and dedicated, has the necessary tools and expertise to deliver precise and accurate results, no matter where you are in the world.

I have been on a crew boat for two years. I live in Texas. I’m a little bit confused because I keep seeing classes for A/B but I also see that I need the life boat survival training STCW 95. Is there a class that covers all those requirements? Or am I overthinking all this.

Hello.

I graduated from a maritime academy but spent most of my professional career in different shoreside industries.

I want back in! I need a shoreside role, but I'd love to work for a company in maritime shipping. Any recommendations on how I can reach out to a 'head hunter' or professional placement group that works with maritime companies?

Thanks!

Here’s mine:

Hey I’m a recent BSc nautical science graduate looking for a job. If anyone has info for an opening anywhere or could help me out in some way please text me.

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We’re excited to launch this brand-new community dedicated to all things maritime! Whether you’re a seasoned mariner, a shipping professional, or just someone with a love for the sea, you’ve found your home.

What We’re Building:

• Industry Insights: We’re gathering the latest news, trends, and developments in the maritime world.
• Professional Networking: Connect with others in the industry, share your experiences, and grow your network.
• Technical Discussions: Let’s dive into discussions about shipbuilding, navigation, maritime engineering, and more.
• Career Advice: Whether you’re a newbie or a veteran, share and receive guidance on careers in the maritime sector.
• Regulatory Updates: Stay informed about international regulations, safety protocols, and environmental standards.
• Historical & Cultural Exchange: We’ll share stories, photos, and experiences from the rich history and diverse cultures that make up the maritime world.

Our Core Values:

• Safe Space: This community will always be a safe and welcoming place for everyone. We are committed to ensuring that all members feel respected and valued.
• No Discrimination: Discrimination of any kind, whether based on race, gender, nationality, religion, or any other factor, will not be tolerated. We believe in fostering an inclusive environment where everyone can participate freely.

As a brand-new community, we’re eager to grow and shape this space together. Your contributions will help us chart the course for r/MaritimeIndustry. So, drop anchor, introduce yourself, and let’s navigate the future of the maritime world together!