Finding, training and keeping a seasonal lake crew — including what somebody has to know before their first launch.
Lines and knots, lift anatomy, cold water rules, and recording the work as they go. The one-page curriculum for green crew — taught in two shop weeks in March, because once the ice goes, nobody’s teaching anything.
· 6 min read
Pay honestly for a split season, test hard in the first week, hold your best people across the summer gap, and run the work well enough that good people stay in it. The full arc — because rebuilding the crew every April is the most expensive thing most dock companies do without ever seeing the bill.
· 8 min read
The seasonal labor pool is a fixed set of people deciding, over eight winter weeks, what they’re doing this spring. Where the good ones actually come from, what the ad should say out loud, and the three phone questions that matter.
· 5 min read
Create the account yourself, import your customer list, drop a few pins, and look at your own lake this afternoon. You’re not charged until you generate your first season — and if it isn’t obviously better than what you’re doing now, you’ve lost an hour.
No card, no sales call, nothing to book — you're in within a minute. Send us a question if you'd rather ask a person first.