NOMAD IV YACHT CHARTER

CAPTAIN – Philippe DELAMARE – French

Sail and Work Experience:
Philippe’s sailing experience dates back to 2007, where he spent five years sailing around the world and building his expertise as a captain. He went on to own a construction business in Australia before re-joining the sailing career path in 2017 as Captain of NOMAD IV. Philippe has managed NOMAD IV since, leading the crew in charters all around the world.

Job Description:
Philippe is responsible for the navigation, safety, the overall running and financial management of the vessel, crew and guests. He ensures the safe and efficient operation of the yacht at all times, including compliance with all safety procedures and regulations. He takes care of adhering to flag regulations, port, state and local laws and regulations, and manages the crew to ensure adherence to, and a full understanding of, the vessel’s policies. Philippe provides daily leadership for the crew and encourages teamwork, individual growth and personal attention by delegating duties and supervising all crew tasks.

Licenses and Certificates:
– RYA / MCA Yachtmaster Ocean
– 4 years Business School (Accounting and Finance)

Languages:
French and English

CHEF – Julia Robert – French
Sail and Work Experience:
With experience as a chef both at sea and on land, Julia has held many professional positions throughout her career, diversifying her tastes and culinary abilities. Beginning her yachting work in 2018, where she performed as a chef in Martinique, Julia joined the NOMAD IV team in 2019 for their world tour. Three years later, Julia remains a vital member of the crew and has sailed around Europe, successfully catering to a variety of guests and their palates.

Job Description:
Julia is responsible for all guest and crew meals, providing a wide variety of nutritional food. She plans all the meals and reviews stocks on board to ensure that adequate supplies of fresh food are always available. She manages all the food preparation in order to have meals ready at particular times, often packaging and freezing samples of all the served food in compliance with health regulations. She oversees the galley, always maintaining very high standards of cleanliness on board, with a meticulous eye for detail.

Licenses and Certificates:
– HAACP Training in Hygiene Standards for Traditional and Collective Cuisine

Languages:
French, Spanish and English

DECKHAND – Aner Jonas – New Zealander
Sail and Work Experience:
Finding a passion for sailing early on, Aner was keen to learn as much as he could about tall ships and progressed into the yachting industry. He has gained many skills, both physical and mental, through a diverse working background which includes volunteering for the New Zealand Coast Guard. Aner previously worked as a third mate on a tall ship before coming onboard NOMAD IV in 2019 where he completes second in command duties under the captain.

Job Description:
Aner has the expertise required to stand in for the captain in his absence, acting in an important role for deckhand duties. He assists the Captain during navigation and participates in all on-deck operations, respecting guests’ activities. He has extensive knowledge of the maintenance of sailing yachts and is responsible for the running of deck equipment and machinery.

Licenses and Certificates:
– STCW Qualifications in Basic Training, First Aid Level 1 and Crowd Management
– Maritime Restricted Radiotelephone Operator’s Certificate
– Skipper Restricted Limits 24m endorsement
– PADI Open Water Diver Level 2

Languages:
English and Hebrew

DECKHAND – Colin Reboux – French:
Sail and Work Experience:
Although Colin’s work and sailing experience only dates back to 2018, he has managed to create an impressive list of achievements during this period. Colin has sailed all over Europe on several different style boats and yachts, even participating in a Transatlantic Crossing and participating on the crew of racing yachts.

Job Description:
Colin has the expertise required to stand in for the captain in his absence, acting in an important role for deckhand duties. He assists the Captain during navigation and participates in all on-deck operations, respecting guests’ activities. He has extensive knowledge of the maintenance of sailing yachts and is responsible for the running of deck equipment and machinery.

Licenses and Certificates:
– Professional Baccalaureate in Conduct and Management of Maritime Enterprises
– STCW module certificates in General Operation, Firefighting, Survival Techniques, and Medical Level 2

Languages:
French and English