Please select your home edition
Edition
Rooster 2026

Sandringham Yacht Club seeks Racing and Boating Events Manager

by Sandringham Yacht Club media on 28 Jul 2011
Aerial view of Sandringham Yacht Club SW
Sandringham Yacht Club (SYC), one of Australia’s most progressive and awarded yacht clubs, is looking for an experienced person to fill the newly created role of Racing and Boating Events Manager.

SYC is an outstanding sailing facility in Victoria with 2,500 members, 500 onsite boats and a healthy boating program. The purpose of this position is to manage, organise and arrange for the conduct of all on-water racing and related events at SYC.

An exciting challenge, the position takes in all racing across the Club’s three core boating streams (keelboats, dinghy and recreational boating) as well as the delivery of its regattas, such as the international Grade 1 Sail Melbourne for Olympic and invited classes, match racing and the offshore Melbourne Osaka race.

The successful candidate will also co-ordinate recruitment, rostering, training, supervision and management of the volunteer Race Management teams required to deliver the racing and events calendar.

A diverse and challenging position, the Racing and Events Manager must hold a State Race Officer certificate and it is preferable they also hold a National and or International Race Officer certificate.

Other requirements are: a solid knowledge of racing rules, course setting, water safety and related race management matters, attention to detail and a common-sense approach when dealing with members in the coordination and running of yacht racing events.

The position deals with many stakeholders on a day-to-day basis, including at meetings. As such, applicants need to possess good communication skills and be highly professional and courteous.

Applicants also need to be at home around computers. If needed, training will be provided in the use of Microsoft Office, Top Yacht sailing software, data base and Member Magic.

This is a full time role, which takes in a lot of weekend work so the applicant would need to be flexible. He or she will work in a friendly and supportive environment in a prime location in Melbourne’s Bayside waterfront.

The successful candidate will report directly to the Chief Executive Officer and will be accountable to the three respective club captains – (sail (keelboats), off the beach (dinghies) and recreational boating) and will be responsible for the delivery of their racing and events calendar.

For full information on the position and more about Sandringham Yacht Club visit the website.

To apply for the position; email your resume to Richard Hewett, CEO of Sandringham Yacht Club at: ceo@syc.com.au

Closing date for applicants – COB Monday 15th August Sandringham Yacht Club website
Allen Dynamic 40 FooterCyclops Marine 2023 November - FOOTERX-Yachts X4.3

Related Articles

Australian Women's Keelboat Regatta Day 2
One race and changes on the board A beautiful winter day in Melbourne for Day 2 at the 34th Australian Keelboat Regatta (AWKR), but once again, the wind gods were laughing out loud and made the fleet wait until 12.15pm before a weak northerly saw fit to filter onto Port Phillip.
Posted today at 7:34 am
New Styles Added to Zhik Outlet
a full range of premium sailing and water sports gear at outlet prices Gear up for your next adventure with great value from a full range of premium sailing and water sports gear at outlet prices. Don't wait, popular sizes won't stay in stock for long.
Posted today at 5:38 am
Australian Women's Keelboat Regatta special event
Improving sailing skills, meeting old friends and new people The Australian Keelboat Regatta (AWKR) brings together people from all walks, all here for the common purpose of sailing in Australia's premiere women's keelboat event, to improve sailing skills and meet old friends and new people.
Posted today at 5:21 am
2026 ILCA 6 Masters Worlds at Athens, Greece Day 5
Penultimate Day Delivers Another Test The penultimate day of the 2026 ILCA 6 Masters World Championship saw competitors complete two more races in Athens, bringing the series total to ten races and setting up an exciting final day across all age categories.
Posted on 6 Jun
How to follow the SSL Gold Cup European Qualifiers
Comprehensive coverage, bringing every moment of the racing to audiences around the world A key component of SSL Gold Cup events is the comprehensive coverage, bringing every moment of the racing to audiences around the world in detail, as well as a range of highlights.
Posted on 6 Jun
2026 Dutch Water Week overall
A tactical and thrilling conclusion in the 49er class The final day delivered a tactical and thrilling conclusion in the 49er class, where sailors were tested by a flatter but highly unpredictable offshore breeze.
Posted on 6 Jun
Range Rover Sardinia Cup Day 5
RORC leads team standings ahead of YCCS, with RORC Gold in third A Mistral blowing at 18 to 24 knots under glorious sunshine delivered the type of perfect conditions, often referred to as champagne sailing, that make Porto Cervo one of the preferred destinations for sailors from around the world.
Posted on 6 Jun
America's Cup Recon: Video from Kiwi AC75
Highlights of ETNZ's AC75 training session - a post-session interview, launch and sailing images Video highlights of Thursday's training session by Emirates Team New Zealand - their 14th day of sailing in the AC75, a post-session interview with tactician Jo Aleh, and images of the boat launch and session itself. .
Posted on 6 Jun
Australian Women's Keelboat Regatta Day 1
Wet and light conditions beset the racing With the forecast for light conditions on for Days 2 and 3 of the 34th Australian Keelboat Regatta (AWKR), Race Officer Laura Hughson told competing crews to expect three races on this opening day.
Posted on 6 Jun
Santa Maria Cup Day 3
Final Four remain in the hunt The four teams advancing to the semi-finals of the Santa Maria Cup were decided today following the completion of the double round robin qualifying stage at the second event of the 2026 Women's World Match Racing Tour.
Posted on 6 Jun