Industry leaders in Maine worry about skills shortage
October 22, 2013
The current gridlock in Washington has caused a skills gap in the nation that is detrimental to the marine industry work force. That’s according to
The current gridlock in Washington has caused a skills gap in the nation that is detrimental to the marine industry work force. That’s according to
Southport Marina in North Carolina is celebrating the opening of Zimmerman Marine’s service and repair facility. The partnership will launch with an open house at
The American Boat Builders & Repairers Association announced that the results of its 2013 Compensation and Benefits Survey are now available. The report, “ABBRA Compensation
Bay Ship & Yacht Co., a California-based service, refit and new-construction yard for superyachts and commercial vessels, expanded its capacity and capabilities with a new
A nautical restoration job for the ages reached a milestone Sunday with the launch of the 1841 whaleship Charles W. Morgan at Mystic Seaport in
Add “boat” to the long list of things that duct tape is good for building. Roy Burke, a computer technician from Frederick, Md., began building
The American Boat Builders & Repairers Association will hold its 2014 Annual Boatyard Business Conference Jan. 22-24 at the B Ocean Hotel in Fort Lauderdale.
Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors announced a new editorial team. Company founder John K. Hanson Jr. said award-winning writer and editor Polly Saltonstall was named
The current gridlock in Washington has caused a skills gap in the nation that is detrimental to the marine industry work force. That’s according to
Southport Marina in North Carolina is celebrating the opening of Zimmerman Marine’s service and repair facility. The partnership will launch with an open house at
The American Boat Builders & Repairers Association announced that the results of its 2013 Compensation and Benefits Survey are now available. The report, “ABBRA Compensation
Bay Ship & Yacht Co., a California-based service, refit and new-construction yard for superyachts and commercial vessels, expanded its capacity and capabilities with a new
A nautical restoration job for the ages reached a milestone Sunday with the launch of the 1841 whaleship Charles W. Morgan at Mystic Seaport in
Add “boat” to the long list of things that duct tape is good for building. Roy Burke, a computer technician from Frederick, Md., began building
The American Boat Builders & Repairers Association will hold its 2014 Annual Boatyard Business Conference Jan. 22-24 at the B Ocean Hotel in Fort Lauderdale.
Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors announced a new editorial team. Company founder John K. Hanson Jr. said award-winning writer and editor Polly Saltonstall was named
