Quay Crew's guest appearances

Quay Crew

Megayacht News Radio

SuperYacht Radio

Yachting Channel

Jenny Matthews

Denison Yachting

Patrick Lahey

Henk de Vries

Peter Hürzeler

Joe Hollier

Rob McCallum

Berkeley Rand

Mark Duncan

Bob Denison

Paul Thompson

Ben Harrison

Ryan Murray

Tim Clarke

Andy Lewis

OwlTail

“When yachts put it into perspective, background-checking staff is an excellent way of protecting vulnerable groups onboard with whom crew interact on a one-to-one basis, such as High Net Worth individuals and children. Simple reference checks are not sufficient to fully comprehend a candidate’s suitability or history.Even on land, employers should feel confident that they are doing everything to ensure the safety of their business, existing employees and clients/customers.”  Tim Clarke, Co-Director of Quay Crew joins us to address a definite need in the industry to ensure that if you are a guest OR crew, you have at least some  security in knowing that you can expect reasonable safety onboard.  To contact Tim Clarke: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-clarke-quaycrew/  For Quay Crew: quaycrew.com @quay-crew - LinkedIn @quaycrew1 - Facebook @quaycrew - Instagram  #Yachting #YachtCrew #SuperYacht #Crew #YachtManagement #Maritime #News #YachtingInternationalRadio

“When yachts put it into perspective, background-checking staff is an excellent way of protecting vulnerable groups onboard with whom crew interact on a one-to-one basis, such as High Net Worth individuals and children. Simple reference checks are not sufficient to fully comprehend a candidate’s suitability or history.Even on land, employers should feel confident that they are doing everything to ensure the safety of their business, existing employees and clients/customers.” Tim Clarke, Co-Director of Quay Crew joins us to address a definite need in the industry to ensure that if you are a guest OR crew, you have at least some  security in knowing that you can expect reasonable safety onboard. To contact Tim Clarke: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-clarke-quaycrew/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-clarke-quaycrew/</a> For Quay Crew: <a href="http://quaycrew.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">quaycrew.com</a> @quay-crew - LinkedIn @quaycrew1 - Facebook @quaycrew - Instagram #Yachting #YachtCrew #SuperYacht #Crew #YachtManagement #Maritime #News #YachtingInternationalRadio

S2 Ep733: Quay Crew - Safety

Due to growing concerns about mental health among superyacht crew, we have a sobering conversation for this episode. Tim Clarke, the director of Quay Crew, and Charles Watkins, the managing director of and a clinical psychologist with Mental Health Support Solutions, explain how their companies joined forces to conduct a survey of more than 1,000 crewmembers. There are some alarming discoveries—such as nearly half of all crew have considered leaving yachting due to stress, burnout, poor leadership, and other issues. But, there’s also good news, with the overwhelming majority of crew believing it would be helpful to have some type of mental-health training, for themselves and to help their fellow crew. Furthermore, in this episode of Megayacht News Radio, Clarke and Watkins discuss:·         why Quay Crew felt the survey was important in the first place·         how most of the issues come down to poor leadership—with “leadership” being the responsibility of more people than captains·         how female crew’s challenges are disparately high, and how most crew, regardless of gender, don’t know how to access available resources ·         what steps captains, yacht department heads, owners’ representatives, and other advisors can start implementing now to turn the tide.

Due to growing concerns about mental health among superyacht crew, we have a sobering conversation for this episode. Tim Clarke, the director of Quay Crew, and Charles Watkins, the managing director of and a clinical psychologist with Mental Health Support Solutions, explain how their companies joined forces to conduct a survey of more than 1,000 crewmembers. There are some alarming discoveries—such as nearly half of all crew have considered leaving yachting due to stress, burnout, poor leadership, and other issues. But, there’s also good news, with the overwhelming majority of crew believing it would be helpful to have some type of mental-health training, for themselves and to help their fellow crew. Furthermore, in this episode of Megayacht News Radio, Clarke and Watkins discuss:·         why Quay Crew felt the survey was important in the first place·         how most of the issues come down to poor leadership—with “leadership” being the responsibility of more people than captains·         how female crew’s challenges are disparately high, and how most crew, regardless of gender, don’t know how to access available resources ·         what steps captains, yacht department heads, owners’ representatives, and other advisors can start implementing now to turn the tide.

Megayacht News Radio: Quay Crew on the Superyacht Crew Mental Health Crisis

Tim Clarke, Quay Crew joins us for a discussion of how the U.K is reacting to early lockdown, his view of what is happening and the development happening now in the crew recruitment side of the industry and an overall frank look for our industry, with the positives and negatives. #yachting #yachtingpodcast #yachtcast #yachtcrew

Tim Clarke, Quay Crew joins us for a discussion of how the U.K is reacting to early lockdown, his view of what is happening and the development happening now in the crew recruitment side of the industry and an overall frank look for our industry, with the positives and negatives. #yachting #yachtingpodcast #yachtcast #yachtcrew

An honest look at our industry with Tim Clarke, Quay Crew 