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Not familiar with the ferry industry? Here are some of the key benefits you can expect:
- Shorter Work Shifts: Ferries typically have shorter voyages, meaning workers often have more manageable shifts and more frequent breaks compared to long-haul vessels. This can lead to better work-life balance.
- Frequent Port Calls: Ferries travel shorter routes, frequently docking at ports, which allows crew members to disembark and access shore-based amenities more regularly, reducing isolation. In HSC, you even sleep at home.
- Less Harsh Conditions: Ferries usually operate in more predictable, calmer waters and typically avoid extreme weather conditions. In contrast, conventional vessels may face rough seas or longer periods of challenging weather.
- More Interaction with Passengers: Working on a ferry often involves more direct interaction with passengers, which can make the job more dynamic and enjoyable for people-oriented individuals.
- Easier Access to Family: Because ferries operate on shorter routes, crew members may have the opportunity to go home regularly or live closer to the ports, making it easier to maintain family connections.
- Better Working Environment: The smaller size of the ferry crew and ship can foster a more tight-knit community, creating a friendly, collaborative working environment.