VHR Blog

The Marine sector is hugely important to support British infrastructure and the economy. Marine employment, productivity, and turnover have all increased over the last five years.

As global warming increases, we’re beginning to see more natural disasters. As the ice caps melt, sea levels rise. The warmer weather also has an impact on the water cycle, increasing the volume of wa...

Last year the Ritz-Carlton Hotel revealed plans for a luxury cruise line to set sail in 2020. Three 298-passenger ships are due to be built with the aim of dominating the world of luxury travel. The n...

The arts of shipbuilding and sailing have been around for thousands of years, but both have been traditionally dominated by men. Women have of course been on ships as long as men have, often in secret...

The impact of plastic pollution in the sea is of major global concern and is fast becoming a Marine industry emergency – here’s how business leaders can improve Marine sustainability.

What skills do candidates need to work in the Marine industry and how can a candidate’s skill-set be transitional across engineering industries?

As tons of plastic enters the ocean every year, the new Australian-based Seabin Project aims to catch water bottles, plastic bags and other debris before it ever reaches the water – here’s how the Sea...

VHR’s team of Marine recruitment specialists are passionate about continually improving the Marine industry by providing engineering jobs and high-quality skills to the sector globally, and by helping...

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With an estimated 12.7 million tonnes of plastic littering the ocean, Marine Sustainability is top of the industry’s agenda.

Biometrics is the measurement and statistical analysis of the unique physical and behavioural characteristics of individuals. The growth of biometrics has led to fantastic changes in sport by allowing...

The Magenta Project, led by female Volvo Ocean Race sailing champions is driving opportunities for women in the marine industry – here’s how they’re succeeding.