Port Captain

• Oversees and organizes the efficient operation of the assigned fleet, which includes daily problem solving, troubleshooting and complaint handling on operational issues, training and supervision of all seagoing personnel, and overseeing and regulating deck crew overtime and deck ordering.
• Provides leadership in motivating employee performance, which includes conducting employee performance evaluations and providing ongoing training and assessments. Build strong team morale and opens up communication lines between the corporate office and the seagoing personnel.
• Promotes and ensures workplace safety through ongoing monitoring of company policies and procedures for marine vessels and crews. This includes coordinating operational and occupational safety training for marine crews, attending safety meetings, and providing regular written and verbal communications, onboard visits and visual checks.
• Maintaining marine structural components including mooring rope inspection, replacement and inventory.
• Provides operational expertise and support to other internal departments. Conducts terminal investigation and condition reporting as required (e.g. new loading facility, new route, new commodity being transported, etc.). Organizes and supervises specialty barge and large project loading and un-loading ensuring all operational health and safety measures are in place.
• Maintains vessels' work and safety equipment making sure they are maintained.
• Contributes to the development of vessel supplies budget covering all deck supplies, towing and safety equipment. Authorizes and monitors deck supplies and stores orderings.
• Conducts post-incident investigations and assessments, which may involve property damage and/or personal injury, to determine the root cause of an incident. Provides recommendations and action plans. Follows up to ensure corrective measures are put in place to prevent future incidents.
• Ensures personnel and gear readiness for emergency response. Acts as the Assistant Incident Commander during emergencies (sinkings, accidents, spills) and salvage response situations, which includes assisting the implementation of the Incident Commander System and the organization specialty equipment as required by the nature of the incident.

• Master, Near coastal/Chief Mate Certificate.
• Minimum 5 years of Shipboard or Marine Operations Management experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Knowledge of relevant Canadian and International marine regulations.
• Knowledge of relevant Canadian and International marine regulations.
• Knowledge of the Canada Labour Code and Occupational Safety and Health regulations.
• Knowledge of the marine industry on the West Coast of North America plus an understanding of West Coast Port and Terminal operations.
• Good communication and supervisory skills.
• Self-starter with the ability to work both alone and in a team environment.
• Strong problem-solving abilities.
• Ability to handle emergency response effectively and efficiently. Able to lead and perform under high pressure.
• Intermediate computer skills.

• This is a full-time, permanent position.
• In addition to an annual bonus and pension plan matching, this role provides you with a very competitive salary in line with the successful candidate's experience.
• We also provide the best-in-class health and wellness benefits package for this position, including things such as extended health care (i.e. paramedical services for massage therapy, speech therapy, mental health coverage, physiotherapy, and more), dental care, vision care, life insurance, medical leave coverage, parental leave coverage, childcare benefit partnership, $500 personal spending account, and an Employee Family Assistance Program (EFAP).
• Access to Pemberton campus gym.

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