Hire SeaOcay directly
For a suitable reviewed assignment, an approved SeaOcay captain acts as the direct marine-service provider under a separate service agreement.
Start a requestDirect marine service · Recruitment options
Qualified captain support when your vessel or operation needs it.
Tell us what is needed. SeaOcay will review the vessel, assignment, qualifications, safety, insurance scope and availability before suggesting a route forward.
Three clear routes
Choose the relationship you actually need.
The contract, responsibilities and workflow change depending on whether SeaOcay provides the service or helps you recruit.
Advertise a captain vacancy
Use the jobs marketplace when you are recruiting an employee or external professional and will manage the hiring decision.
Post a roleAsk us to recruit
SeaOcay can scope, source and coordinate another captain under a managed-recruitment brief.
Request a managed searchPossible direct services
Short-term operational support, reviewed case by case.
- Relief captain
- Temporary captain
- Charter support
- Excursion support
- Vessel delivery
- Repositioning
- Sea trials
- Vessel handover
- Owner familiarization
- Standby cover
Request and review
Availability is never automatic.
- 1Tell us about the vessel and assignmentDates, route, activity, crew, passengers, duties and known issues.
- 2SeaOcay reviews scope and safetyAuthority, vessel evidence, insurance scope, qualifications, weather and fatigue.
- 3Receive a route forwardMore information, a quote, recruitment option, referral or respectful decline.
Safety authority
The captain can pause, change or stop unsafe work.
Commercial pressure never overrides legal duties, weather judgment, rest, vessel condition or passenger safety.
- Client authority and vessel details reviewed
- Qualifications and fitness matched to the assignment
- Written scope and command authority agreed
- Known defects, route and contingency recorded
- Incident and handover route established
Pre-launch limitation
Paid direct captain availability must not open until licensing scope, insurance, qualifications, service terms, vessel acceptance and incident procedures receive professional approval.
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