Zeusmt...remember I do not boat like most or like I would prefer to. I leave in the dark and tie up at after sunset each day. I am usually arriving after the fuel dock is closed and have dined in many convenience stores as they are the only ones open in walking distance. I have to go in weather that I would rather stay tied up to a dock in and make schedules that sometimes resembles the same if I were traveling the interstate at 70mph...which I am not. It is Monday morning now and I am off to Nassau today, and will have to return in one days times on a 650..long haul there. Wed, I deliver a 590 in Lauderdale and get on another 650 Thurs to travel up to Merritt Island. I then get in a car and drive south to attend the Palm Beach Boat Show by the weekend, and then on Sunday I get aboard yet another 650 in Lauderdale and head north. I will not see a TV or local newspaper until a week from today.
As for how to get this job...I spent over ten years in Lamination (fiberglass) building boats, then transferred over to the assembly area and built the Laguna fishing boats and interiors on sport yachts and yachts. I spent a couple years installing electronics on dashes and even a couple more in the Quality Assurance dept. I then moved over to the Customer Service dept. where I first met many on this site. I have been driving boats my whole life growing up in Cocoa Beach but moved over to being the SR Capt. around ten years ago...all-in-all 32 years at Sea Ray Boats has me in the position I currently hold, which is more than half of my life time.....that's how!
Capt. Rusty
As for how to get this job...I spent over ten years in Lamination (fiberglass) building boats, then transferred over to the assembly area and built the Laguna fishing boats and interiors on sport yachts and yachts. I spent a couple years installing electronics on dashes and even a couple more in the Quality Assurance dept. I then moved over to the Customer Service dept. where I first met many on this site. I have been driving boats my whole life growing up in Cocoa Beach but moved over to being the SR Capt. around ten years ago...all-in-all 32 years at Sea Ray Boats has me in the position I currently hold, which is more than half of my life time.....that's how!
Capt. Rusty