USCG Licensed Captain

Founded in 2006, Barton & Gray Mariners Club has set the standard for luxury as a premier yacht club, delivering elevated on-the-water experiences across 33 luxurious harbors. Our Captains play a key role in bringing these experiences to life, combining professionalism and high-end hospitality. To support our continued growth, we are seeking dedicated USCG Master Captains for the Summer 2026.

Why B&G?
As part of our crew, you'll experience the best of both worlds - time on the water and the flexibility to enjoy personal time on land. Our captains deliver best in class service to our members, while enjoying a team and work culture unique to the yachting industry. Our seasons run May-October in the Northeast, and November-April in our Southern harbors, with limited Winter availability.

What Success Looks Like in This Role
  • You consistently deliver safe, polished, and memorable outings
  • You dependably deliver best-in-class hospitality through a proven commitment to exceptional service
  • You represent the Club with professionalism on and off the dock
  • You enjoy interacting with members and tailoring experiences
  • You collaborate well with multiple departments and communicate proactively to support team success

What We Offer:
  • Consistent Pay: Get paid, rain or shine - no need to worry about weather cancellations impacting your income.
  • On-Site Mechanical and Harbor Support Teams: You will have the support of our dedicated on-site teams so you can focus on providing exceptional experiences.
  • Relocation and Housing Assistance
  • Paid Time Off
  • 401k Retirement Plan with competitive employer match
  • Health, Dental and Vision plans offered through United Health Care
  • Employer paid Short Term Disability
  • Telephone reimbursement: Captains are eligible to receive a monthly phone reimbursement or utilization of a company provided tablet.
  • Ongoing Training and Professional Development: We invest in your growth, offering opportunities to advance your skills and career.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Safely operate Club vessels, delivering exceptional hospitality and unforgettable experiences for members
  • Communicate effectively with members, tailoring each trip to their preferences and ensuring a memorable outing
  • Collaborate with on-site mechanical and harbor teams for seamless operations
  • Maintain high standards of safety, professionalism, and appearance at all times
  • Accurate and timely expense and post-trip reporting


Requirements:

  • Valid USCG Masters captain’s license, Near Coastal
  • Valid USCG Medical Certificate
  • Marine Radio Operator Permit
  • CPR and First Aid Certified
  • Strong experience on vessels of similar size
  • An understanding of basic vessel maintenance & log keeping
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills - our members expect the best, and we deliver it.
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