Hiring Deckhand:

June 6- June 14, July 3- July 25, August 1- August 25th

Our Company:

Maple Leaf Adventures is a highly respected marine ecotourism company that operates small ship nature cruises to world-class wilderness destinations along the coasts of British Columbia and Alaska.

Our Ships:

Our ships are certified passenger vessels, but they are not cruise ships. Each is unique and hand-built with purpose. Maple Leaf is a classic, 92-foot schooner. She accommodates up to 8 guests, and a crew of 5. Swell is a beautiful, classic, converted tugboat. She accommodates up to 12, and a crew of 5. Cascadia is a luxury, expedition style catamaran. She accommodates up to 24, and a crew of 10.

Successful Candidates:

Our Maple Leaf Crew have an immense amount of enthusiasm for environmental sustainability, natural history, fostering the local economy, connections with science and discovery, and sharing the coast’s wonders with our guests. Our ideal candidate is flexible and organized with proven ability to anticipate the needs of guests and overall operations.

Deckhands on board must be guest services orientated, including steward/cleaning duties and helping in the galley. This role provides support to the Captain, Mate and Steward to provide a comfortable experience for guests on board. A deckhand is required to fulfill the following duties:

· Working with and assisting the Captain, First Mate, and Steward as required.

· Assisting in ensuring the safe operation of the vessel.

· Assisting in ensuring the environmentally sound operation of the vessel.

· Assisting with any ship maintenance, that may be required.

· Cabin Steward duties, which include, as follows: ensuring the heads are cleaned daily, and more if required, ensuring the guest cabins, galley, salon, and wheelhouse are vacuumed once daily, and more if required, ensuring the ship’s deck is always clean and tidy, ensuring that all laundry is done on board as needed.

· Kitchen duties, which include, as follows: Assisting in shopping, storing and food preparation, as required, ensuring that all dishes and cooking utensils are washed and put away, ensuring galley is clean and tidy after all meals.

Required:

· STCW Basic, Adv. Firefighting, Survival Craft

· Marine and Wilderness 1st Aid and CPR

· SVOP

· Restricted Operators Card – Marine Commercial (ROC-MC)

· Food Safe and Serving it Right

· Able to work as part of a team for extended periods in a variety of weather conditions.

· Experience working on berthed live aboard vessels in a customer service role.

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Preferred:

· Relevant work experience on the BC Coast

· Degree or post-secondary education in natural/environmental science or adventure tourism, Bear Guiding, Gwaii Haanas Guiding

· Guiding/outdoor leadership certifications and relevant experience

· BC Coast navigation

· A background in natural history interpretation is a major asset in this role.

Compensation and Benefits:

· Meals, accommodations onboard, transportation to and from the vessel

· Gratuities

Maple Leaf Adventures:

We are proud to be a leader in regenerative travel and part of British Columbia’s conservation economy. We are the first adventure cruise company (and the first cruise company in the world) to be part of 1% For The Planet.

At Maple Leaf Adventures we have the privilege to visit unique communities and cultures. We are dedicated to creating a team that reflects the spaces in which we live and work. We are committed to fostering a place where all feel included and recognized. Our crew return year after year, as life on board our ships reflects both our shared values and a wide variety of experiences, backgrounds and interests.

Maple Leaf Adventures recognizes the principles of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. All throughout the coast our tours travel through traditional lands of Coastal First Nations, which include the W’SANEC, Songhees, Qwuwtsun’, Sto:lo, Squamish, Sne-Nay-Mux, Se’shalt, Qualicum, Comox, Sliammon, Klahoose, Homalco, Kwakwaka’wakw, Nuu-chah-nulth, Oweekeno, Nuxalk, Heiltsuk, Haisla, Tsimshian, Haida, Nisga’a, and Tlingit First Nations.

How to Apply:

· Must be able to legally work in Canada. Canadian passport is mandatory (due to travel to and from the USA and Canada).

· Due to the high number of applicants, only the top candidates will be contacted.

No phone calls or drop-ins please

Job Type: Fixed term contract
Contract length: 1 month

Salary: $250.00 per day

Flexible Language Requirement:

• French not required

Schedule:

• 12 hour shift

Supplemental pay types:

• Tips

Work Location: In person

Application deadline: 2023-05-19
Expected start date: 2023-06-06

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