Orams Marine sits in the heart of some of Auckland's best-known hospitality precincts, giving it the added bonus of being surrounded by a range of bars and restaurants. We've picked out local spots which are favourites amongst Aucklanders; with a 60 rum bar, sports-screening venues, and sundowner spots, our neighbours have something for everyone. 

Within steps of your refit at Orams Marine, there's a wide array of excellent coffee waiting for you to try. We’ve highlighted our top places to sample the local blends and grab a pastry when a quick break beckons. 

Ready for a change? 
 
We&#8217;ve got opportunities for experienced marine project managers to join our team. You might be current or former senior superyacht crew ready to bring your leadership and trade skills to a land-based role in New Zealand, or you could be a trade-experienced boat builder or engineer. 
 
Orams Marine&#8217;s central Auckland team looks after leading international superyachts, local recreational boats and commercial vessels. Our team works with state-of-the-art facilities and technology to deliver an excellent result for our clients, and we&#8217;re positioned on the shoulder of one of the world&#8217;s most-beautiful harbours. 
 
Within the team, we have project managers from a range of skillsets and backgrounds, including superyacht crew and careers from other segments of the industry, all brought together with a common focus on high-quality work, good trade knowledge and finding innovative solutions for the custom projects we work on.

As part of our Orams Marine team you&#8217;ll find a supportive environment with a group of people who want to see your career succeed. They&#8217;ll be on hand to share the knowledge which has made their projects award-winning, and ensure you have the tools you need to carry out successful work. 
 
There are both junior and senior project manager roles available. To discuss your skills and experience and how they could fit into Orams Marine, contact operations manager, <a href="richard@oramsmarine.co.nz">Richard Low</a>.

The final countdown is on and the Molokai 2 Oahu will get underway at 8am Hawaiian time, tomorrow morning. Joe tells us he’s had a busy few days with race pick up at Duke’s Waikiki, packing his supplies, and meeting with his escort boat to go over his race plan. 
 
 
“Today was one last busy day, packing essentials to fly over to Moloka’i with tomorrow &#8211; and it’s a one-way ticket, so the only way back is to paddle.” 
 

Joe’s boards have been loaded up onto his escort boat to take to the start line in Molokai, where the race time has been pushed back to 8am Sunday morning, Hawaiian time. 
 

“Big thanks to the whole Orams Marine team, the support over here has been amazing and adds so much fuel to the fire.

Joe’s made good use of his last week before the race, fitting in some training paddles, getting logistics sorted and picking up his board stickers and paddling vest; Joe is athlete number 12.

 
“I’m feeling really good, preparation over here has gone very smoothly with the logistics so I haven’t had to stress too much about the admin side of things. Body feels ready to race, mind is nervous and excited at the same time.” 
 

“The wind has been blowing strong the past few days so there is forecast for a good crossing with some medium size swell. The second half of the race will be a battle against the tide.” 
 

To join us in watching Joe as he takes on this most-challenging of paddle board races, track his efforts &#8211; number 12 &#8211; at <a href="https://mymotion.dotvision.com/stages/96236/player?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaZn4H0FWyxypzNA-ZXvm9tdF3BBPAtlK6P_kaEZNUSSk1tWcKn0UF_Ec3M_aem_y6lVCPzD3ZqDnOJ_J_vCvg">M2O DotVision Motion</a>

Fringing the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland has world-renowned restaurants and bars, and a cafe scene for coffee connoisseurs. Within steps of Orams Marine lie some of Auckland's best beauty and wellness providers, as well as yoga, pilates, F45 and gyms. With excellent surf breaks to the west, north and south, kite surfing spots and parks close by, and the playground of the Hauraki Gulf next door, Auckland is waiting to be explored.

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