Yacht Jobs in Georgia

The busiest yachting cities in Georgia are usually coastal or waterfront locations with significant infrastructure for large vessels. To get job alerts from specific cities Georgia, try searching on Meridian filtered by location. Besides, a general search on Meridian will show you exactly where demand is highest right now.

The baseline for almost any crewed yacht position is STCW Basic Safety Training. Beyond that, experience and role-specific certifications matter. Chef, engineer, and officer roles where technical skill is non-negotiable are some examples.

Seasonal employment is usual and a great way to get started in the yachting niche. Vessel activity in Georgia peaks in certain months, and many owners hire temporary crew to fill positions ranging from interior staff to deckhands during those times.

As per current trends, the average annual salary for a yacht crew in Georgia is $30,000. When simply calculated, the sum is about $15.00 on an hourly basis. Something that you should keep in mind is that salary and other monetary benefits vary depending on many factors, such as the position, your experience, the number of days you'll work, the size of the vessel, etc. While entry-level deckhands can expect an average of $2,500-$3,500/month, senior roles like chef or chief mate can range from $5,000 to $10,000+, depending on various factors.

Crew demand is usually highest at chartering ports and refit facilities in Georgia. Since these locations are busy throughout the year, it makes sense to keep a lookout for job opportunities there all year long.

The process is simple: join Meridian, upload your CV. Our system will automatically create your profile. Once it's live, you can browse through the roles and positions in Georgia and apply with one click to any yacht job. Meridian puts your profile right in front of captains, private yacht owners, head of departments actively hiring for yacht crew members. Joining and applying through Meridian is completely free.