BC Ferries Second Class Motor Engineer Role (British Columbia)

BC Ferries Second Class Motor Engineer Role (British Columbia)

03 Sep
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BC Ferries
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British Columbia

03 Sep

BC Ferries

British Columbia

Advance your maritime engineering career at BC Ferries as a Second Class Motor Engineer in Horseshoe Bay. You will ensure the efficient operation of ship machinery while promoting safety and customer satisfaction.

As a candidate for this role, you must possess a valid Transport Canada Second Class Motor Certificate and have the technical and leadership skills to manage complex maritime machinery. This position emphasizes a commitment to protected work practices and performance efficiency while requiring travel with the vessel when necessary. BC Ferries fosters a diverse workplace and values all applicants.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee the safe operation of ship machinery and systems
• Enforce compliance with safe work practices and regulations




• Enhance customer service and operational performance
• Mentor team members in engineering practices
• Prepare for and undertake travel with the vessel

Requirements:
• Current Second Class Motor Certificate from Transport Canada
• Strong technical acumen and leadership background
• Dedication to safety and operational excellence
• Collaborative approach within engineering teams
• Open to traveling with the vessel for assignments

Bring your expertise in maritime engineering to BC Ferries, where safety and efficiency are paramount.
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📌 BC Ferries Second Class Motor Engineer Role (British Columbia)
🏢 BC Ferries
📍 British Columbia

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