Shore Mechanic II

• Assists with daily operations of responsible facility, including organization, scheduling (vessels, people, resources) and monitoring of the facility operations as well as the maintenance of the facility. Ensures proper organization and effective implementation of service schedules causing a minimum down time on the vessels.
• Responds to troubleshooting requests. Provides initial diagnosis to the problem and determines the priority and suitable solution weighing in the effects on crew safety and possibility of further equipment damage.
• Visits the vessel onsite or arranges an on-call repair person to inspect and repair the issue.
• Performs repair inspections and determines repair solutions including scope, method, budget and timing of repair. Conducts assessment of seaworthiness of the vessels before allowing them to sail again.
• For critical circumstances, coordinates the vessels to a suitable tie up and organizes a third party to tow the vessel to the nearest facility.
• Identifies and schedules vendors, suppliers and contractors (both trades and equipment) for maintenance and repair. Supervises contractors in specialized trades and monitors the repair work.
• Ensures work is performed in accordance with the company's safety policy and all applicable rules and regulations are adhered. Issues hot work permits and confined space permits. Participates in all Safety and environmental drills and inspections and is trained to be part of the facility Emergency Response Team.
• Maintains an on-call rotation for running repairs on vessels outside of the regular work schedule.
• Performs additional duties as required.

• Grade 12 education.
• Heavy Duty mechanic or Millwright Certificate with Interprovincial Red Seal Endorsement preferred. 4th Class Engineering Certificate, or previous experience supervising vessel maintenance and repairs involving multiple vessels is an asset.
• Class 5 driver's licence.
• Minimum 3 years of hands-on mechanical maintenance and repair experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Experience working as an onboard Engineer preferred.
• Knowledge of marine emergency procedures and other applicable regulations.
• Knowledge of vessel operations and requirement of the towing industry preferred.
• Mechanical, hydraulics, and electrical trades skills. Knowledge of steel working and welding is an asset.
• Ability to balance priorities and needs with available resources.
• Organizational, planning and problem-solving skills.
• Interpersonal and communication skills, both verbal and written.
• Creativity to resolve new technical and mechanical problems.
• Advanced computer skills (MS Office).

• This is a full-time, permanent position.
• In addition to an annual bonus and pension plan matching, this role provides you 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, $500 personal spending account, and an Employee Family Assistance Program (EFAP).
• Free on-site gym.
• Parking is included and to assist those that are using transit, we operate a complimentary shuttle bus Monday through Friday with various pick up and drop off points around North Vancouver.

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