We post regularly on topics ranging from life at sea, maritime recruitment, seafarer job seeker tips, maritime crew management systems and more.
The term “smart” stands for Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology. As the shipping domain adapts to this technological trend, we can look forward to improvements in terms of time management, higher output, and shipping efficiency.
By:
Nathaly Seruela
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Gavin Hirst
Containers had a huge effect on the maritime industry in the '50s & now eCommerce is changing the future of shipping. Click here to find out how,
By:
Gavin Hirst
As European Maritime Day rolls around again, we look at the future of green shipping and how ports and maritime companies in Europe are adapting.
By:
Eve Church
There’s so many seafarer jobs that a full list might stretch the length of a container ship’s deck and back! Maritime jobs are so varied it’s almost impossible to create a comprehensive guide to all of them in one place. But if you’re thinking about jobs at sea you really need to do your research.
By:
Eve Church
Have you ever wondered what does maritime mean? And what is the difference between marine and maritime - if any? At Martide we love anything to do with the ocean, vessels, and the maritime industry - and as anyone who reads our seafarer blog or our employer blog knows, we quite like words too!
By:
Gavin Hirst
In celebration of the International Day for Women in Maritime, we’re shining a light on the inspiring stories of women who are making waves.
By:
Eve Church
20th of May is European Maritime Day (EMD) so we thought, what better time to looks at some stats and facts about the European maritime industry.
By:
Gavin Hirst
Read our 5 handy tips that explain how to avoid miscommunications and issues with coworkers and crew through better, clearer communication.
By:
Gavin Hirst
If you're currently working in a maritime job and want to advance your career at sea, read these tips on how to improve your leadership skills.
By:
Eve Church
A Chief Steward, or Chief Stewardess, typically works on a cruise ship, a yacht or a superyacht. They are a department head and are responsible for ensuring that the guests onboard receive first rate food and service, and that all of their needs are catered to satisfactorily.
By:
Eve Church