Maritime Job Board
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Master Limited 60 GT – WCMRC – Sydney
Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC) is a Transport Canada certified Response Organization, whose mandate is to ensure there is a state of preparedness in place and to mitigate the impact when an oil spill occurs. Our spill response team is responsible for protecting Canada’s West Coast. Our ability to take action early in an incident significantly reduces the negative impacts oil can have on the environment. Once on scene, WCMRC responders ensure that the situation is thoroughly and safely assessed, response strategies are carefully devised, and countermeasures are quickly deployed. How our team responds matters.
WCMRC is hiring a Full Time Spill Response Technician – 60GT Master to join our spill response team in Sidney, BC.
Our spill response team is comprised of professionals with diverse skills and experience. Their ability to effectively manage and direct spill response procedures within the first few hours after response activation significantly reduces the negative impacts oil can have on the surrounding environment. On a spill site, WCMRC personnel work to ensure that the situation is thoroughly assessed, response strategies are carefully devised, and resultant countermeasures are quickly deployed.
The specific responsibilities for this position include:
- Captain vessels safely and effectively, provide direction to crew members to accomplish all assignments, and maintain records of allocated personnel and resources.
- Ensure that all activities are carried out with due regard to personal safety, the safety of others, and in line with company policies and procedures.
- Provide safe, prompt and efficient support to spill incidents, exercises and preparedness projects.
- Maintain spill response equipment to ensure all equipment is operational and response ready at all times.
- Lead and supervise small teams.
- Ensure crew is fully trained and successfully executes assigned tasks during exercises, drills and oil spill response operations.
- Participate in exercises, trains contractors and WCMRC personnel.
- Ensure completion of monthly work orders, vessel runs, annual equipment refits, vessel dry docking, and assist with regulatory inspections, i.e. Transport Canada Vessel Inspections.
- Provide training to our new hires/ casuals/ contractors.
The successful candidate will possess a Master 60GT Domestic certificate issued by Transport Canada, a minimum of three years of previous experience with marine and small power equipment maintenance, working knowledge of local coastlines, and emergency response training and/or experience. A Class 5 Drivers License is required. Must be physically fit for work at sea in calm and rough waters and be willing and able to work outdoors under inclement weather. Also, must be capable of lifting and carrying up to 50lbs on a regular basis. You will also need to be a collaborative team player who thrives on coordinating and interacting with multiple people on multiple projects, and who is able to manage shifting priorities.
If you share our company values and believe that you have the necessary knowledge, experience and enthusiasm to succeed in this position, then we would like to hear from you. To apply, send a cover letter and detailed resume. http://wcmrc.com/careers/
Hourly Rate: $49.21
We thank you in advance for your response and regret that only those individuals who are selected for an interview will be contacted.
Master Limited, 60GT – WCMRC – Richmond
Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC) is a Transport Canada certified Response Organization, whose mandate is to ensure there is a state of preparedness in place and to mitigate the impact when an oil spill occurs. Our spill response team is responsible for protecting Canada’s West Coast. Our ability to take action early in an incident significantly reduces the negative impacts oil can have on the environment. Once on scene, WCMRC responders ensure that the situation is thoroughly and safely assessed, response strategies are carefully devised, and countermeasures are quickly deployed. How our team responds matters.
WCMRC is hiring a Full Time Spill Response Technician – 60GT Master to join our spill response team in Richmond, BC.
Our spill response team is comprised of professionals with diverse skills and experience. Their ability to effectively manage and direct spill response procedures within the first few hours after response activation significantly reduces the negative impacts oil can have on the surrounding environment. On a spill site, WCMRC personnel work to ensure that the situation is thoroughly assessed, response strategies are carefully devised, and resultant countermeasures are quickly deployed.
The specific responsibilities for this position include:
- Captain vessels safely and effectively, provide direction to crew members to accomplish all assignments, and maintain records of allocated personnel and resources.
- Ensure that all activities are carried out with due regard to personal safety, the safety of others, and in line with company policies and procedures.
- Provide safe, prompt and efficient support to spill incidents, exercises and preparedness projects.
- Maintain spill response equipment to ensure all equipment is operational and response ready at all times.
- Lead and supervise small teams.
- Ensure crew is fully trained and successfully executes assigned tasks during exercises, drills and oil spill response operations.
- Participate in exercises, trains contractors and WCMRC personnel.
- Ensure completion of monthly work orders, vessel runs, annual equipment refits, vessel dry docking, and assist with regulatory inspections, i.e. Transport Canada Vessel Inspections.
- Provide training to our new hires/ casuals/ contractors.
The successful candidate will possess a Master 60 GT Domestic certificate issued by Transport Canada, a minimum of three years of previous experience with marine and small power equipment maintenance, working knowledge of local coastlines, and emergency response training and/or experience. A Class 5 Drivers License is required. Must be physically fit for work at sea in calm and rough waters and be willing and able to work outdoors under inclement weather. Also, must be capable of lifting and carrying up to 50lbs on a regular basis. You will also need to be a collaborative team player who thrives on coordinating and interacting with multiple people on multiple projects, and who is able to manage shifting priorities.
If you share our company values and believe that you have the necessary knowledge, experience and enthusiasm to succeed in this position, then we would like to hear from you. To apply, send a cover letter and detailed resume. http://wcmrc.com/careers/
Hourly Rate: $49.21
We thank you in advance for your response and regret that only those individuals who are selected for an interview will be contacted.
Deckhand – WCMRC – Beecher Bay
Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC) is a Transport Canada certified Response Organization, whose mandate is to ensure there is a state of preparedness in place and to mitigate the impact when an oil spill occurs. Our spill response team is responsible for protecting Canada’s West Coast. Our ability to take action early in an incident significantly reduces the negative impacts oil can have on the environment. Once on scene, WCMRC responders ensure that the situation is thoroughly and safely assessed, response strategies are carefully devised, and countermeasures are quickly deployed. How our team responds matters.
WCMRC is hiring a Full-Time Spill Response Technician – Deckhand to join our spill response team in Beecher Bay, B.C.
Our spill response team is comprised of professionals with diverse skills and experience. Their ability to effectively manage and direct spill response procedures within the first few hours after response activation significantly reduces the negative impacts oil can have on the surrounding environment. On a spill site, WCMRC personnel work to ensure that the situation is thoroughly assessed, response strategies are carefully devised, and resultant countermeasures are quickly deployed.
Spill Response Technician Deckhands are responsible for:
- Provide safe, prompt and efficient support to spill incidents, exercises and preparedness projects.
- Act as a Deckhand on Spill Response Vessels.
- Act as Master of small vessels.
- Maintain spill response equipment to ensure all equipment is operational and response ready at all times.
- Complete assigned work orders, vessel runs, annual equipment refits, vessel dry docking, and assist with regulatory inspections, i.e. Transport Canada Vessel Inspections and Class Inspections.
- Conduct inventory checks of warehouse, vessels and trailers.
- Provide training to our new hires/ casuals/ contractors.
- Work on project teams and committees.
- Compliance with Canada Labour Code and Canada Shipping Act during spill and non-spill activities.
- Interact positively with the public and other stakeholders.
- Other duties as assigned.
Successful candidates will possess a high school diploma, must be physically fit for work at sea in calm and rough waters and be capable of lifting and carrying up to 50lbs on a regular basis. Candidates must also be willing and able to work outdoors under inclement weather, hold a Class 5 driver’s license in good standing, possess a valid passport and be eligible to travel to the United States.
The following are considered assets: Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP), Radio Operators Certificate (ROC-M), Marine Emergency Duties (MED A1/A3) certificate, previous experience with marine and small power equipment maintenance, Small Vessel Machinery Operator (SVMO) and working knowledge of local coastlines, and emergency response training. You also need to be a collaborative team player who thrives on coordinating and interacting with multiple people and be comfortable managing shifting priorities.
At WCMRC we value open and honest communication that fosters a climate of trust, integrity in all our business practices, success through competency, creativity, and teamwork, and being a steward of the environment. We believe that putting our values into practice creates long-term benefits for our employees, shareholders, stakeholders, suppliers, and the communities we serve.
If you share our company values and believe that you have the necessary knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm to succeed in this position, then we would like to hear from you. To apply, send a cover letter and detailed resume http://wcmrc.com/careers/
Hourly Rate: $39.78
We thank you in advance for your response and regret that only those selected for further consideration will be contacted.
Administration Assistant
Safer Ocean Systems
Marine Training and Consulting
Hiring an Administration Assistant
Job Opening:
Administrative Assistant
Application Deadline:
January 23, 2025.
Job Start Date:
Monday, January 27th, 2025
About Us:
Safer Ocean Systems is a Transport Canada-approved Maritime Training Institute. We are seeking a dedicated and organized Administrative Assistant to join our team. We offer a supportive work environment, competitive wages, and a commitment to employee well-being.
At Safer Ocean Systems, we provide a wide range of courses and certifications required for careers in the maritime industry. Our training courses cater to a wide range of clients/students, from entry-level crew members or deckhands to company-specific training and all the way up to senior ship officers and captains. Our customers range from individual mariners to larger organizations, including BC Ferries, WCMRC, LaFarge, Prince of Whales, and many more. We pride ourselves on our commitment to excellence, friendly and helpful customer support, and the best maritime training courses on the West Coast.
Job Responsibilities:
- Customer Service: Assist prospective students and customers in booking courses and training programs.
- Front Desk Operations: Welcome guests, direct students to the correct classrooms, and manage reception duties.
- Enrollment Assistance: Enroll students in our in-person and online courses, assist with accessing online materials, and create user accounts.
- Database Management: Keep the student database updated and input data after each course/program.
- Mail-Outs: Prepare packages for online courses and certificates.
- General Support: Assist other office and admin staff with duties and errands, including minor cleaning and campus organization.
- Errands: Run errands such as picking up textbooks from printers and dropping off packages at the post office.
What We Are Looking For:
- Technical Skills: Proficiency in MS Outlook, Zoom, MS Word, MS Excel, Adobe Acrobat, and other business programs. Knowledge of Moodle or other LMS is an asset.
- Attention to Detail: Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
- Customer Service: Excellent customer service skills and willingness to go the extra mile.
- Self-motivation: Ability to prioritize tasks and work independently.
- Interest in the Maritime Industry: Knowledge about or interest in the boating and marine industry is a plus.
- Driver’s License: Must have a valid driver’s license.
Compensation and Benefits:
- Hourly Wage: Starting at $20.00 per hour, with increases after a successful probationary period. Wage is negotiable based on experience.
- Additional Reimbursement: Annual pay increases, bonus pay based on business level and individual accomplishments, and overtime pay when required.
- Benefits Plan: Health and Wellness spending account.
Work Schedule and Location:
- Schedule: Monday to Friday, usually 8:00 am – 4:30 pm.
- Location: 711 Polar St., Nanaimo, BC. Must be able to commute reliably. Remote work is possible on occasion.
Why Join Us?
- Supportive Environment: We foster a team-oriented culture where every member is valued and supported.
- Career Opportunities: Safer Ocean Systems is a locally owned business that has operated since 2010. The maritime industry is growing in BC, and our company is also experiencing significant growth. We are seeking someone ready to start a long-term career with opportunities to advance within the company.
- Community Impact: Join a team that prides itself on seeing our students succeed and contributes to the overall safety and success of the maritime industry.
How to Apply:
Please send your resume and cover letter to Ryan Masson, President & Majority Owner, at ryan@saferoceans.com
Application Deadline:
January 23, 2025.
We look forward to hearing from you!
See a PDF of the job description here: Administrative Assistant Job Post – January 2025
2 Job Openings – Commercial Fishing Vessel
FV Pubnico Gemini – Geo Duck Packer
Currently hiring for the following positions:
First Mate (FM4 – WATCH KEEPING MATE 150T-NC)
Deckhand
We are looking for additions to our team on the Pubnico Gemini. This operation involves live shellfish transport. All Crew members must operate safely at all times and abide by all Transport Canada Laws and Regulations.
Qualifications/Requirements
1st Mate – Fishing Master 4th Class or Watch Keeping Mate 150T – NC, Marine Advanced First Aid, all of which are required for the 1st Mate Position
Deckhand -Transport Canada Certification not required, MEDs, ROC, First Aid
Job Description/Duties/Responsibilities
The main operation is on and off-loading procedures, as well as deck work.
The vessel also conducts frequent anchoring and mooring operations, fendering and tying up other boats to offload.
Deployment of stabilizer assembly.
Navigational Watch Required, which means all crew must stand a watch.
Supplying Fleet with usual provisions and running errands.
General ship housekeeping and maintenance.
Applicants must be presentable and drug & alcohol-free.
Please note that experience is not a requirement. We will train the right individuals, but experience would be a plus.
To apply, please call Sean Rogers 1-250-514-9183 or email your resume along with copies of any certification to seanvroggy@gmail.com
Hiring SVOP Boat Operator
Roe Environmental Inc. is seeking experienced commercial boat operators with
Small Vessel Operating Proficiency (SVOP) certification or higher to aid in delivering a Marine Mammal Monitoring Program for constructing a marine terminal at Woodfibre, on Howe Sound, near Squamish, BC.
Position to require shift work (e.g. 10 days on – 4 days off; 7 days on – 7 days off, etc.). Average
working days are likely to be up to 10-12 hours. Temporary contract from August 2024 to February 2025 with opportunity for continued full-time employment.
Position Requierments:
- Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) certification or Transport Canada
equivalent - Minimum five years of experience operating comparable commercial vessels in similar
conditions - Drug and alcohol testing in keeping with Woodfibre LNG requirements
Preferred Capabilities:
- Experience with boat operation in Howe Sound
- Experience working on large-scale construction projects
- Valid Class 5 Driver’s License and clean Driver’s Abstract.
Priority is given to candidates who meet the following:
- Priority placement will be given to (1) Squamish Nation members and (2) Indigenous
candidates with demonstrated experience, competency, and a good safety track record. - Level 1 First Aid
Compensation:
$35/hour – $38.00/hour based on experience and training
Overtime per provincial standards (1.5x over 8hrs, 2x over 12hrs)
Email a resume to matt@roe-env.ca and blake@roe-env.ca
Please prepare to provide a minimum of two references
Posting will remain open until it is filled.