CONTRACT MANAGER (SUPERYACHT PROJECT) – £30,000-£45,000 - SOUTH, UK

JOB DESCRIPTION

Our client offer interior refit services on a worldwide basis. They currently have an opening for an experienced Contract Manager, to manage the preparation and installation of a variety of marine and interior outfit projects.

You will be responsible for leading a contract delivery team, and achieving customer satisfaction, company profit targets and quality standards.

Principal Tasks

• Plan each project to ensure efficient utilisation of resources and labour
• Assess materials and labour required for project and initiate purchasing
• Agree final scope of project with client and provide a full specification
• Organise and manage project meetings from start up to close down, including regular site briefings
• Manage communications across the project team in line with Quality Assurance manual
• Take responsibility for site management with regard to personnel and work.
• Manage the project installation, monitoring and reporting on client satisfaction, cost control, and standard of work, taking action to improve where necessary.
• Prince and invoice work, noting variations to original plan.
• Produce monthly financial and status reports
• Manage, motivate and control the performance of sub-contractors
• Lead, motivate and manage the project team, providing clear direction and objectives, reviewing progress and providing feedback.
• Communicate regularly with client to understand their needs, ensure their satisfaction, and giving advice of any potential problems.

The successful candidate will be required to spend time away from home as required, depending on the location of the projects. 

Candidates must be able to demonstrate experience of successful managing projects in excess of £500,000 value, ideally within the marine and/or interior outfitting industries.

SALARY

To be discussed on application

TO APPLY

For more information and to apply for this position, please follow the link below:

http://www.marineresources.co.uk/contract_manager.htm

PARTS CONTROLLER – IMMEDIATE START – SOUTH, UK

JOB DESCRIPTION

The Parts Controller role is central to the company’s effectiveness. The role ensures jobs are completed on time by providing parts to the workshop and helping to keep control of the company’s profit and cash. This is done through the tight running of the stores and accurate capturing and recording of information relating to the movement and use of parts around the organisation.

Specific Responsibilities:

• Monitoring of stock levels
• Placing orders with suppliers/ replenishing stock
• Budget management
• Using company systems to keep items properly logged and correctly organised
• Collating and organising items for jobs

The ideal candidate will have worked in a similar role before or be able to demonstrate:

• A knowledge of engines and engine parts
• Experience in boat fixing and boat hardware
• Experience of working in an office with good computer skills including data processing and use of Excel.
• Exceptional organisational skills and show a strategic approach to working.
• Ideally has worked in the industry, perhaps in a marine parts store.

This is a great opportunity for the right person to slot into a small, well established team. There is potential and encouragement to develop the role over time. The role is for an immediate start therefore candidates must be available within the next four weeks.

SALARY

To be discussed at interview

TO APPLY

For more information and to apply for this position, please follow the link below:

http://www.marineresources.co.uk/parts_controller.htm

ELECTRICAL FOREMAN - SOUTHAMPTON, UK

JOB DESCRIPTION

SYS, one of the leading yacht construction & refit yard in the UK, is currently seeking an experienced Electrical Foreman to expand their Electrical Dept & support their Technical Team. Applicants MUST be fully qualified with a minimum of 5 yrs experience.

We are currently seeking an experienced Electrical Foreman to expand our Electrical Department and support our technical team. To apply for this position you MUST have:

• C&G Level 3 qualification in electrical installation work or ONC Electrical & Electronic Engineering
• Minimum of five years experience
• Proven track record of supervising an electrical department within a marine environment
• Ability to identify faults and implement cost effective solutions
• Ability to work to tight deadlines in order to complete the project on time and on budget

SALARY

Competitive hourly rate
08.00 - 16.30 Monday to Friday
26 days paid holiday per annum
Free parking

TO APPLY

For more information and to apply for this position, please follow the link below:

http://www.marineresources.co.uk/electrical_foreman.htm

COMPOSITES SUPERVISOR - FAREHAM AREA

JOB DESCRIPTION

Selden Masts is seeking a qualified composites shop supervisor. This role is for a hands-on person with attention to detail and excellent people skills.  The first task of this role will be to quickly learn and understand the processes used in composite mast production.  The supervisor will help refine and improve the production processes, equipment, tools and personnel in order to create an efficient, organised and lean factory.  The supervisor will work hands-on alongside the production personnel to ensure that all targets are met.

Tasks and responsibilities:

• Management of shop floor personnel.
• Assigning daily tasks to shop floor personnel to meet weekly production targets.
• Work closely with production manager to forecast completion dates.
• Encourage and provide development and training for shop floor personnel.
• Hands-on composite manufacturing.
• Composite component manufacture and fit.
• Bond prep, dry fitting, hand working parts to fit, wet layup and pre-preg layup.
• Requires the ability to follow complex processes.

Key Requirements:

• Excellent interpersonal, training and leadership skills.
• Experience as a department head or supervisor.
• Attention to detail and continual development.
• Excellent organisational and problem solving skills.
• Team player.
• Hands on experience in manual manufacturing setting.
• Extensive experience of composite production methods and techniques preferably from the marine industry.

Personal Requirements: 

• You will be motivated enterprising and enthusiastic.
• You will work will under commercial pressure and thrive on being given challenges and responsibility.

SALARY

39 hours per week.  Pay dependent on experience.

TO APPLY 

For more information and to apply for this position, please follow the link below:

http://www.marineresources.co.uk/composites_supervisor.htm

GENERAL MANAGER - HAMBLE POINT MARINA, SOUTHAMPTON

JOB DESCRIPTION

As Europe's number one marina management group, Marina Developments Ltd is highly successful and we have unrivalled experience and expertise in this field.  Established in the 1970's we now own and operate 21 major marinas and boatyards.  

We are now seeking an experienced manager to oversee the redevelopment and management of our high profile site at Hamble Point Marina.  The successful candidate will need to have extensive experience of managing, developing and marketing marina facilities and must be able to demonstrate an enthusiasm and determination to ensure that the site can fulfil its potential.

This is an exciting opportunity for a motivated and driven individual.  In this key role you will be required to build positive relationships with berth holders and commercial tenants plus have a commitment to providing exceptional customer service.   You will require a positive, enthusiastic and flexible work ethic with developed leadership and communication skills.

For an application pack please contact June North via the 'To apply' section below

All applications will be treated in strictest confidence.

Closing date for completed applications:   Friday 29th June 2012.

It is company policy to employ the best qualified personnel and provide equal opportunity for the advancement of employees including promotion and training and not to discriminate against any person because of their sex, race, pregnancy, disability, marital or family status, age, sexual orientation, religious beliefs or trades union membership.

SALARY

We offer a competitive salary and excellent benefits commensurate with a position of this status.

TO APPLY 

For more information and to apply for this position, please follow the link below:

http://www.marineresources.co.uk/general_manager_hamble.htm

REGIONAL COACHING MANAGER - £23k + VEHICLE - HOMEBASED POSITION

JOB DESCRIPTION

The International Optimist Class is the class association of the Optimist Dinghy, the most popular sailing and racing dinghy in the world, designed for children from ages 8 to 15.  IOCA (UK) has approximately 600 members and runs racing events, training events and International racing teams for its members. 

Following development of a strategy to grow participation of Optimist sailing within the UK, IOCA (UK) is seeking to appoint a Coaching Manager to promote and develop Optimist flotillas, regional coaching and racing for young sailors across the UK. 

Reporting jointly to the Training Officer of the Committee of IOCA (UK) and the High Performance Development Manager of the RYA, you will work with sailing clubs, training centres and schools to

• Promote the Optimist Class as a suitable learning and start to race boat
• Advise and support clubs to develop effective and sustainable Optimist flotillas
• Promote the establishment of coaching opportunities at regional level
• Promote the establishment of a vibrant regional regatta circuit

Success in the role will be measured by the number of youth sailors who participate in Optimist flotillas and who go on to enjoy racing the Optimist dinghy either regionally or nationally.

The role holder's time will be divided between program development, program communication and coaching activities.  He or she will also be expected to develop and support a team of Optimist coaches across the country.

Candidates must possess RYA Level 2 Racing Coach or RYA Instructor (preferably trained to Senior Instructor level).  Equally important is a passion for developing dinghy sailing in the UK, and a genuine desire to see young children developing their skills and enjoying themselves safely on the water.  The successful candidate will be highly self-starting with strong interpersonal and presentation skills.  Most important will be the ability to inspire parents and youths alike to the joys and benefits of dinghy sailing.  Successful completion of the role will entail significant UK travel with substantial weekend and occasional evening working hours. 

You will be expected to liaise closely with other professionals, both from IOCA (UK) and the Royal Yachting Association.  In particular, close liaison will be required with the IOCA (UK) National Coach, to ensure that program development dovetails with National Training Squads, and the RYA, where the role holder will be required to take part in Coaching Professional Development process to enhance effectiveness.

This post involves work with children and the successful candidate will need to pass a CRB check.

This role would suit either a young professional seeking to develop a career in sports management or development, or a more seasoned coach who is inspired by the opportunity to impact sailing at a grass roots level across the UK.

SALARY

£23,000 plus vehicle and 25 days holiday per year

TO APPLY 

For more information and to apply for this position, please follow the link below:

http://www.marineresources.co.uk/regional_coaching_manager.htm

ADMINISTRATION & EVENTS MANAGER - £19k pa - HOME BASED POSITION

JOB DESCRIPTION

The International Optimist Class Association (UK) is the UK class association of the International Optimist Dinghy, the most popular sailing and racing dinghy in the world, designed for children from ages 8 to 15.  IOCA (UK) has approximately 600 members and runs racing events, training events and International racing teams for its members. 

Due to a new strategy of growth being put in place, IOCA (UK) is now seeking to appoint a full time Administration and Events Manager to manage the activities of the Optimist Class.

This is an exciting and varied role with a wide range of responsibilities and liaisons. Reporting to the Chairman of IOCA (UK) you will amongst other duties:

• Be the principal event organiser for major national regattas
• Support the elected Committee, the National Performance Coach and the Regional Coaching Manager in their roles including attending Committee Meetings
• Be principal liaison with the class membership
• Be principal point of contact with external bodies (sponsors, RYA, International Optimist Class Association etc)
• Record and administer the expenses and revenues of the class

Success in the role will be measured by feedback from class members, Committee Members as well as the overall development of the class in terms of size and geographical spread.

Your skill set will include:

• Strong administrative skills, including mastery of the Microsoft Office package
• Good project planning skills
• Excellent written communication skills
• Financial literacy and good numeracy

You will have the following attributes:

• Self starting, able to take general direction and turn it into practical actions
• A positive and friendly disposition with can-do attitude
• A proactive planner who is also a detailed completer-finisher of tasks
• Enjoys working with children and their parents
• Understands sailing and the sailing community

You will be based initially from home, with the option to be moved to an office within 12 months. You will be expected to work a fixed 20 hours per week with the remainder being flexible hours as the job requires.  This role is not suitable for a clock watcher!

SALARY

The role carries a starting salary of £19,000 per annum and 25 days holiday plus bank and public holidays

TO APPLY 

For more information and to apply for this position, please follow the link below:

http://www.marineresources.co.uk/administration_events_manager.htm 

DESIGN ENGINEER WITH SMALL CRAFT EXPERIENCE - HAMBLE, UK

JOB DESCRIPTION

X-Yachts' design team is looking for a Design Engineer to work in the UK branch.  You will be a member of an enthusiastic team working in close cooperation on all aspects of yacht development.  The position available will mainly involve the design and detailing of moulded parts from decks and liners to garages and galleys.  There will be opportunities to get involved in other areas of general design as and when the development schedule allows.

Our expectations

• Education in Design Engineering/Small Craft Design or similar.
• Experience in parametric 3D modelling is essential (We use Unigraphics NX).
• Minimum 3 yrs design office experience.
• Must be AutoCAD proficient.
• Attention to detail and a practical approach to problem solving.
• Experience with designs in materials such as wood, GRP, steel and aluminium.
• Knowledge of yachts and sailing is a 'must'.  Preferably you are a keen sailor like most of the members of the team.
• Applicants from other industries (e.g. automotive) will be considered if they can demonstrate transferable skills and knowledge of sailing as above.
• Occasional travel to our Danish site may be required.

We offer

• An exciting and challenging job in a growing international company.
• Colleagues with commitment and a job in an informal atmosphere.
• Experience of all aspects of yacht development throughout the design process.

Please apply with your CV and a covering letter.

SALARY

Subject to qualifications and experience.

TO APPLY 

For more information and to apply for this position, please follow the link below:

http://www.marineresources.co.uk/design_engineer_small_craft.htm

MARINE COVER MAKER/SAIL MAKER - SOUTHAMTPON

JOB DESCRIPTION

Ocean Safety Ltd is seeking an experienced sewing machinist for a new range of marine safety equipment.  The ideal candidate will have marine industry knowledge with experience of sewing canvas, webbing and sail cloth and operating heavyweight sewing machines including walking foot and triple stitch machines, including the ability to conduct basic day to day maintenance on the machines.
The job will also involve the cutting of fabric and webbing prior to sewing and the final assembly and packing of the finished product.
The ability to work with minimal supervision is essential.

SALARY

Salary is dependent on knowledge and experience.

TO APPLY

For more information and to apply for this position, please follow the link below:

http://www.marineresources.co.uk/marine_cover_sail_maker.htm

AD SALES MANAGER/PARTNER - WORKING FROM HOME

JOB DESCRIPTION

Are you looking for an exciting opportunity to work from home, create and run your own advertising business or agency, work to the hours you want and be the driving force behind the media Ad sales of SailingAlmanac, the most popular and portable Nautical Almanac in use at the moment.

SailingAlmanac.com is a mobile optimised website, providing a portable alternative to Almanacs and Marina Guides across all platforms of mobile phones.  It's a Free-2-View service which obtains its revenue from advertising and sponsorships, and with 100,000 visitors thus far its the most popular Almanac in use at the moment.  SailingAlmanac tweets the Shipping Forecast and the UK's Navigation News, and one leading Captain of the Marine Industry has called it " an absolutely brilliant example of the practical application of Twitter for the modern man".   The foundations of a solid advertising base has been established with clients like MDL, Raymarine, Sunsail, Pantaenius, and ICOM etc.  However SailingAlmanac needs an Ad Sales person to take on and manage the entire commercial wing of the website.   What's on offer is a business and a partnership.  Using SailingAlmanac as the vehicle for the business, the successful candidate will take 60% of all revenue attained with routes to 80% through performance.

This is an opportunity to be your own boss, work from home for the hours that suits you, and be part of the rapidly growing and exciting market of Digital and Mobile Advertising.  The position requires managing and setting the pricing structure of the various types of Ads on offer.  It also requires populating the mobile site with as many Ads as possible and servicing those customers and clients on an quarterly or annual basis.  About 1500 contacts in the marine industry will be provided along with an email account.  Production of the Ads is not required in the job spec, although SailingAlmanac does offer to build Ads if required, in order to conclude a sale.  No driving or travelling is required, although it is expected to attend the London and Southampton Boat Shows for a day or two.  Having a home PC connected to the internet, and a 3G smart mobile phone with unlimited data roaming is essential.  Those new to working from home will be provided with all the support and help as required.  SailingAlmanac is also realistic and tune with life in general and has no objection to candidates needing or requiring a supplementary income to make ends meet, however it would be desirable if candidates can devote a minimum of 3 days a week. 

Prerequisite Skills:

• Candidates should have some previous experience in online Ad sales and some knowledge of the Marine Leisure Industry is desirable.
• Friendly but persuasive communication skills is essential, especially over the phone, and customer service skills need to be of a professional standard.
• The ability, the motivation and the confidence to work independently from home is obviously important.
• Candidates should be fairly literate in IT skills and the terminology used in Digital Advertising.

SALARY

60% commission with opportunities to 80% coupled with performance


TO APPLY

Interviews will be casual, yet searching and interviewees will be expected to present their ideas on how they'd drive the business forward.

For more information and to apply for this position, please follow the link below:

http://www.marineresources.co.uk/ad_sales.htm