Martide Blog – Page 7 of 63

A marine engineer standing on a staircase in a ship's engine room

The Engine Room on a Cargo Ship: Powering Vessels at Sea

What does the engine room on a commercial vessel actually contain and who works in there? Read on for all you need to know about engine rooms.

An LNG tanker at sea as seen from behind trees ashore

How to Find Crew for Your LNG Fueled Vessels

LNG fueled ships need crew trained in bunkering and dual fuel engines. Martide helps your maritime recruitment team find candidates. Read more.

Controls and technology on the bridge, or wheelhouse, on a commercial vessel

The Wheelhouse on a Cargo Ship: Where Steering & Control Meet

Want to know what the wheelhouse is and what it's for on a cargo ship? The clue's in the name! Read on to find out more about this vital part of a ship.

A man working in a seafarer job in the accommodation area on a ship

The Accommodation on a Cargo Ship: Living Spaces at Sea

Ever wondered where seafarers live when they're working on a cargo ship? Our blog post takes a closer look at the crew's living space on a vessel.

two people shaking hands across a desk in a job interview

5 Tips for More Successful Maritime Recruitment Interviews

If candidates are dropping out of your maritime recruitment process, you might need to look at your interview technique. Read on to learn more.

a cargo ship under a blue evening sky, clearly showing the superstructure

The Superstructure on a Cargo Ship: The World Above-Deck

Ever wondered what the big white 'building' on top of a cargo ship is called? That's the superstructure. Want to know what goes on inside? Read on!

A woman working as a ship's cook in the galley

The Galley on a Cargo Ship: Inside the Heart of Shipboard Cooking

Ever wondered what the galley is on a cargo ship or other commercial vessel? How do galleys differ from kitchens ashore? Our blog post finds out.

the words mental health matters on a tablet PC

How to Look After Employee & Crew Mental Wellbeing

From high risk seafarer jobs to long hours at a desk, employees in the maritime industry can be vulnerable to mental health issues. Learn more.

Seafarers of varying nationalities and genders eating and chatting in the crew mess on a ship

The Crew Mess on a Cargo Ship: What It Is & Why It Matters

Ever wondered what exactly the crew mess is on a commercial ship and who's responsible for keeping it tidy? Our blog has the answers - and more!