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2 Job Openings – Commercial Fishing Vessel

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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

 

 

Small Vessel Operator in Squamish

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Santori Environmental is looking to hire a Vessel Operator to aid in the delivery of a Marine Mammal Monitoring Program in Squamish BC.

Boat operators will be responsible for the safe operation of boats to provide access to Marine
Mammal Observers and environmental technicians conduct visual observations for marine
mammals, deploy sensitive monitoring equipment, and conduct water quality monitoring.
Daily trips will be short in distance but will require long hours at sea.

Camp facilities will be available for non-local candidates, and daily transportation to/from the project site from Squamish will be available for local candidates.

Position likely to require extended shifts followed by extended time off (e.g. 10 days on – 4
days off; 7 days on – 7 days off, etc.). Normal working days are likely to be up to 10 hours.

Full-time, Commencing late September – early October 2023.

Requirements:

 Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) certification
 Experience in marine boat operation in Howe Sound
 Experience working on large-scale construction projects
 Valid Class 5 Driver’s License and clean Driver’s Abstrac

HOW TO APPLY
Email a cover letter and resume to blake@sartorienv.com
Multiple positions will be available, posting will remain open until it is filled

Read the full posting here: (2023-09-20) Sartori Employment Posting – Boat Operator

Contract Captain and Deckhand – Ministry of Forests

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Contract Captain and Deckhand – Ministry of Forests

Job Description:

A Contract Captain and Deckhand are required for MV Forest Patrol. The Captain and Deckhand will be responsible for the navigation, manoeuvring, operation and security of the Ministry of Forests vessel the “MV Forest Patrol” and one or more small support vessel(s) to transport and accommodate the Ministry clients and Government employees as required.

Company Description: Ministry of Forests (MOF), North Island Central Coast District

The Vessel:

The MV Forest Patrol is a 54’ Canoe Cove, a crewed vessel, which sleeps 7 passengers and 2 crew. Supplied with the vessel is a large aluminum skiff with a 150hp motor, as well as numerous other pieces of equipment including two motorcycles, which can be requested (if passengers are capable of operation).

Our Ideal Candidate:

We are looking for a full-time contract captain and deckhand to lead the charge in managing and operating the MV Forest Patrol, ideal qualities include:

  • Experience managing a vessel; leading a crew, directing, and coordinating maintenance, and working with an operations team to prepare the vessel for safe operations
  • Ability to work at sea for extended periods in a variety of weather conditions and sea
  • Flexible & organized, with a proven ability to anticipate the needs of the
  • Experience operating a vessel in the North Island and Central Coast areas of British

Qualifications:

Licensed Captain holding the following qualifications/experience:

 

Engineer/Deckhand/Cook holding the following qualifications/experience

  • Is capable of repairing and maintaining all heavy and light-duty machinery and equipment onboard both vessels
  • Has a valid Food Safe Level 1 Certificate
  • Has experience in food preparations and catering
  • Has Small Vessel Operators Proficiency Training Course from a Transport Canada Approved Recognized Institution
  • Marine Emergency Duties – Domestic Vessel Safety (formerly MED A1 or A2) from a Transport Canada Approved Recognized Institution.

Duties:

The MV forest Patrol Captain (and deckhand) will be responsible for assisting and communicating with the operations manager to administer and manage the vessel in the overall preparation and readiness for the season, as well as operations during the sailing season. This includes the coordination and administration of winter season refit work, yearly service maintenance, ship certifications, and safety equipment). The head Captain will:

  • Ensure that the ship adheres to all associated Transport Canada regulations and meets the regulatory requirements.
  • Ensure that the vessel maintains all company standing orders and is sailing under company
  • Be expected to perform maintenance where needed and to best fit his or her skills as directed by the operations manager.
  • Ensure that all systems are in operational order and accompany the vessel as required during refit schedules and assist technical personnel in carrying out repairs and alterations; maintain an adequate level of supplies and routine parts.
  • Maintains and administers a preventative maintenance schedule for the

Other Duties Include:

  • Cater and provide three (3) full meals per person per day, plus assorted snacks and beverages for all Authorized Personnel aboard the MV Forest Patrol
  • Transport Ministry staff and contractors from the Ministry vessels to the shore and return as arranged by Ministry staff.
  • Maintain the radio communication schedule as per district safety procedures policy:
  • Perform safety checks on all ship’s systems prior to leaving port, regularly during the voyage and again at the conclusion of the trip. All checks, and their results, are to be noted in the Ship’s Log.
  • Provide laundry cleaning services for linens (sheets, towels) supplied by the
  • Provide security and monitoring services for the Vessel and associated equipment as per the definition of “Watchkeeping Day” when the vessel is moored and not in use

For additional information and to apply please contact: Darren Rowsell at 250-956-5064 or email Forest.Patrol@gov.bc.ca

SVOP Operator – Vancouver Island Whale Watch

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Whale Watching Captain (SVOP)

Vancouver Island Whale Watch – Nanaimo, BC

Vancouver Island Whale Watch is currently inviting applications for the position of Skipper/Captain (SVOP) for daily excursions (3-4 hours). The successful candidates must be enthusiastic about the marine environment, must have experience boating on the Salish Sea, and must be willing and able to fully comply with Transport Canada legislation, local laws, and specific commercial whale watching regulations. They must show absolute attention to detail while also being comfortable with an ever-changing environment.

Role and Responsibilities

Captain responsibilities include but are not limited to:

  • Safe and efficient operation of the vessel and ensure the safety, health, and welfare of all crew and passengers onboard during whale watching tours.
  • Check the required supplies levels and equipment before and after tours.
  • Crew management and vessel inventory.
  • Compliance with Transport Canada policies, local laws, commercial whale watching regulations, and company rules.
  • Ensure the accurate execution of all COVID-19 onboard safety protocols.
  • Maintaining ship’s certificates and documentation by producing daily and monthly reports.
  • Produce accident / incident / injury / illness reports, if necessary.
  • Ensuring all machinery is operable and reporting defects.
  • Oversight and assistance with day-to-day general maintenance.

Qualification

  • Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) or higher certification.
  • Restricted Operator Certificate-Maritime (ROC-M).
  • Small Domestic Vessel-Basic Safety (SDV-BS formerly called MED A3).
  • Transport Canada approved Marine First Aid

Preferred Skills:

  • Minimum of one year of experience driving boats with up to 12 passengers.
  • Local marine knowledge of the Salish Sea (Strait of Georgia, Gulf Islands, Howe Sound, etc).
  • Knowledge of local marine wildlife and the natural environment
  • Ability to learn a variety of job descriptions.
  • Good communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Very organized and reliable.
  • Critical thinking and problem-solving.
  • Comfortable working outdoors.
  • Mechanical aptitude (Mechanical, Hydraulic, Electrical) is an asset.
  • Post-secondary background in Biology, Oceanography, or Environmental Studies is an asset.

Competitive wages are to be discussed.

Please send a resume and cover letter to apply.
Part-time hours: 20-30 per week
Expected start date: 4/1/2022
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Casual, Seasonal

Additional pay:

  • Tips

Schedule:

  • Day shift
  • Holidays
  • On-call
  • Weekend availability

COVID-19 considerations:
All guests and staff are required to show proof of two doses of vaccine, and to wear masks in our office and on our boats. If you do not have a mask with you we will provide one.

Application question(s):

  • Do you currently live in Nanaimo, BC?

Experience:

  • marine: 1 year (preferred)

Licence/Certification:

Direct contact: Rodrigo Menezes – Vancouver Island Whale Watch Nanaimo: rodrigo@vancouverislandwhalewatch.com

Chief Mate – Commercial Fishing Vessel – OBAN

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Chief Mate – Commercial Fishing

We are a commercial fishing company looking for a Chief mate for a 27m Mid Water Trawler for the upcoming fishing season. We fish in the coastal waters of B.C. off the west coast of Vancouver Island based in Ucluelet.

This is a full-time position offering competitive wages, with a benefits package available.

The ideal candidate Certification:

  • Fishing Master 4 or higher, or a 150 Ton Mate certificate or higher
  • ROC-MC
  • Pass a Transport Canada marine medical
  • Standard first aid
  • Commercial Fisher’s Registration Card

Requirements:

  • Standing watch
  • Be able to communicate effectively with Captain and Crew Hauling and setting net
  • Work as a team with other crew members
  • Having commercial fishing or Trawl experience is an asset, but not required

Contact:

Brent Parkinson    Cell 250-818-5958        e-mail  Brent.parkinson@obanventures.com

 

Tymac Launch Service – 60GT Master Wanted

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Founded in 1930 Tymac Launch Service Ltd. has been transporting Ships’ Pilots, Agents, and Crew along with tug & barge service of various cargoes to and from Vancouver Harbour and English Bay Anchorages.

Tymac’s Services Include: – Marine Pilot Boarding & Disembarkation – Movement of Ships Crew, Agents, Ship Owners and Representatives to and from Anchorage / Shore – Delivery of Equipment, Supplies, Bulk Liquids or other Various Cargo’s via. Tug & Barge – Water Taxi Service for Governmental Agencies (CBSA, CFIA, DOT), and other Professional Organizations. – RO/RO Loading, Delivery & Discharge

Tymac launch is looking for a water taxi and Tug Master with a minimum of 2 years of experience for our Vancouver operations.

International Longshore & Warehouse Union Canada

Local 400

120 – 111 Victoria Drive

Vancouver, BC

Tel: 604-251-7174

Requirements

Launch Master Salary: $39.27 per hour – 3% yearly increase

Tug Master Salary: $42.18 per hour – 3% yearly increase

Double time after 12hrs

 

Please reply with resume to operations@tymac.ca

West Coast Aquatic Safaris – Master Limited 60 GT

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Position Available: 60 Ton Captain / Skipper

West Coast Aquatic Safaris based in Tofino, BC is seeking a full-time Captain and/or Skipper to operate vessels for its wildlife tours and private charters. Accommodation Available.

Principle Responsibilities:
• Safely operate 37-passenger catamaran & 12-passenger cabin cruiser
• Manage onboard marine crew and guests
• Provide guests with information about local wildlife, culture and geography
• Communicate with management and office
• General vessel maintenance
• Maintain vessel cleanliness and smooth operation
• Lead and participate in regular safety drills
• May be required to act as deckhand/naturalist on occasion Qualifications:
• Limited 60 GT Masters or SVOP (Small Vessel Operator Proficiency Certificate)
• Domestic Vessel Safety previously known as MED A1&A2 (Marine Emergency Duties) or STCW Basic Safety
• Marine Basic First Aid or Equivalent
• Marine Medical Certificate
• ROC-M or ROC-MC (Restricted Operator’s Certificate – Maritime Commercial)
• SVMO (Small Vessel Machinery Operator) an asset

Desired Skills:
• Flexible schedule; willing to work full days
• Strong work ethic & ability to take initiative
• Very organized & reliable
• Leadership skills
• Strong oral communication skills
• Mechanical skills an asset
• Knowledge of local wildlife and area are an asset
• Second language an asset

Please apply with a cover letter, resume and copies of all credentials via email to: kphillips@whalesafaris.com

Job Type: Full-time
Compensation: $25-$37 per hour commensurate with experience. Performance Bonus. Extended medical and dental

Marine Guide – Remote Passages Tofino

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Marine Wildlife Viewing Guide – TOFINO

Job Description

Duties:
· Operate 12 passenger vessels – zodiac and covered vessels
· Hosting clients pre/post trip and dealing with their concerns
· Ensure medical checks are performed
· Prepare people for being on the water
· Ensure floater suits are worn correctly
· Know how to use all onboard equipment
· Wear a PFD & carry emergency equipment at all times while on the water
· Lead group on an interpretive boat tour
· Operate marine tour in a safe manner
· Wash / Maintain / repair equipment
· Report vessel operation problems to supervisor
· Complete vessel log at end of the day.
· Fuel, oil and clean up after tour finished
· Maintain vessel in an orderly fashion
· Keep tie-up float clean and orderly adjacent to vessels
· Report all incidents and complete appropriate form
· Maintain a professional appearance and attitude
· Be knowledgeable about marine and terrestrial environment

Responsibilities
· Operate 12 passenger vessels – zodiac and covered vessels
· Lead interpretive marine-based tour programs
· Host clients pre/post trip and deal with their concerns
· Be knowledgeable about marine and terrestrial environment
· Operate marine vessels in a safe manner

Qualifications:
· SVOP
· Small Domestic Vessel – Basic Safety (SDV-BS)
· Marine Basic First Aid
· Restricted Operator Certificate (ROC-M)

Wage $17.50 – $22.00 per hr.
Accommodations may be provided for the right applicant.

Send resume to Don Travers at tofino@remotepassages.com
Box 624, Tofino, BC, V0R 2Z0 ~ Tel. 250-725-3163
e-mail: tofino@remotepassages.com

C-Tow Sidney / Victoria

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C-Tow is eagerly looking for someone to take on the lucrative Sidney / Victoria area contract.

C-Tow is a Canadian-owned company offering vessel assistance services, with the largest fleet of this type in Canada.  They offer 24-7 service assisting vessels and boaters in trouble.

C-tow also has many other opportunities across Coastal BC, Ontario, and Newfoundland. Must be available 24 hours per and hold as SVOP or higher.

Contact:
Andy Cardiff
604-989-2628

Camp Jubilee – Passenger Vessel Captain

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Job Posting – Passenger Vessel Captain

(7 Month Seasonal Contract)

Camp Jubilee Retreat and Conference Centre is situated on the scenic and majestic Indian Arm.  As Camp Jubilee is only accessible by water, we are looking to hire 1-2 Passenger Boat Captains (Full or Part-Time) for our busy 2022 season from April to October.

The successful applicant(s) will mainly shuttle children up to Camp Jubilee and back. We also offer Water Taxi and Tour services to the general public (through our operating partner Indian Arm Recreational Services Ltd). The vessels include 2-40 passenger vessels as well as a 12-passenger water taxi. The successful candidate will be a friendly, “hands-on” mariner who enjoys “Being on the Water” and has a keen interest in hosting and educating guests of all ages, especially children.

Required Certifications/Experience:

  • Valid Class 5 Driver’s License
  • Qualified Captain with a minimum of a Masters Limited 60 Ton certification
    SVMO certification preferred
  • Minimum of Standard Marine First Aid/CPR C
  • Radio Operator certification (ROC-MC)
  • Criminal Record Check with vulnerable sector search

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Wage and Benefits

  • Hourly Salary
  • End of Season Completion Bonus
  • Cell Phone Allowance
  • Hourly: $ 30.00 – $ 35.00/Hour

Applications can be submitted to: duckworth@campjubilee.ca

See the full job posting here