Bridgemans Services

Runs floating hotels for remote project workers

Deckhand

Passenger Transport DrivingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours

Full-timeSquamish, BC, Canada$378 - $420

About the Job

Requirements

Relevant marine experience is preferred.
MED-DVS (Marine Emergency Duties training program for Canadian seafarers working on domestic vessels) is required.
A Radio Operators Certificate–Marine (ROC-M) is required.
Marine Basic or Advanced First Aid (MBFA/MAFA) is required.
A valid Seafarers Medical Certificate (MMC) is required.
Excellent comprehension and command of written and spoken English is required.
The candidate must clear a drug and alcohol test prior to hiring and may be subject to random testing with prior notice.
A Bridge Watch rating is an asset.
The role requires frequent standing, bending, twisting, walking, and kneeling; maintaining balance; exposure to extreme weather and other environmental conditions; frequent lifting, pulling, and pushing up to 50 pounds; and occasional use of ladders, stairs, and ramps.

Responsibilities

Perform lookout duties as assigned by the vessel Master/operator.
Conduct safety and security rounds as assigned.
Ensure passenger safety during embarkation, disembarkation, and travel underway.
Verify that all crew and passengers have required personal protective equipment (PPE).
Assist with loading and unloading equipment and cargo to and from the vessel, both onshore and offshore.
Conduct passenger safety briefings.
Monitor client cargo transfers and record them as required.
Complete passenger counts and report them to the Master.
Operate the crane and perform cargo handling (rigger/banksman duties) if certified and as required.
Perform deck duties as directed by the Master/vessel operator, complete safety and engine checks, maintain vessel husbandry, and clean and sanitize the vessel interior and exterior.

Deckhand

Primary Location: Howe Sound

Employee Status: Full-time/Rotational Contract

Salary Range (Day): $378.00 to $420.00

The Company

Bridgemans Services Group LP (BSG) provides flexible, full-service vessels for industrial workforce accommodation, logistics, and ferry service at any location throughout the world. BSG customizes services to the exact needs and locations of clients, ensuring that solutions meet precise specifications, including logistics, crew transfers, housekeeping, catering, and the fulfillment of all HSE requirements.

The Opportunity

Deckhand of the passenger transfers vessel. Main duties related to the safe transfer of personnel, and emergency response as required. Ensure the safety of life, the vessel, and the prevention of marine pollution while working within the established health and safety guidelines, policies, and procedures of the Company.

Key Responsibilities

Responsibilities and essential job functions include, but are not limited to, the following:

Lookout duties as assigned by vessel Master/Operator.
Safety and security rounds as assigned.
Safety of passengers during embarking, disembarking, and when underway
Verifying that all crew and passengers have all required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
Assisting in loading/unloading equipment/cargo to and from the vessel both onshore and offshore.
Perform passenger safety briefings.
Monitor transfer of client cargo and record as required.
Complete passenger counts and report to Master.
Operate crane and perform cargo handling (Rigger/Banksman) if certified, as required.
Deck duties as directed by Master/vessel operator, completed safety checks, engine checks, vessel husbandry, vessel interior, and exterior cleaning, and sanitation.

Qualifications

Relevant marine experience preferred.
MED-DVS (Marine Emergency Duties training program for Canadian seafarers working on domestic vessels)
Radio Operators Certificate – Marine (ROC-M)
Marine Basic or Advanced First Aid (MBFA) / (MAFA)
Valid Seafarers Medical certificate (MMC)
Excellent comprehension and command of the English language (written & verbal)
Ability to clear a drug and alcohol test prior to hiring, in addition, to randomly with prior notice.
Bridge Watch rating an asset.

Working Conditions

Frequent standing, bending, twisting, and walking throughout the shift.
Frequent situations where maintaining balance is essential
Frequent kneeling
Exposure to environmental elements including extreme weather conditions.
Frequent lifting, pulling pushing up to 50lbs
Occasional ascending or descending ladders, stairs, and ramps

At Bridgemans Services Group we believe that each employee contributes directly to our growth and success. We are committed to workplace excellence, safe work environments, and the communities where we work and live. Bridgemans Services Group hires on the basis of merit and is committed to Employment equity and development.

About the Company

Bridgemans Services

Runs floating hotels for remote project workers

Bridgemans Services runs floating hotels for workers at remote industrial projects, combining accommodation with marine transport and construction. Its vessels, called floatels, house crews near sites where land-based camps are difficult to build, including the Woodfibre natural gas project in British Columbia. The group earns revenue from project contracts that cover shipboard hotel and food services, personnel and cargo transfers, or the construction of docks, berths and breakwaters. It adapts vessels and supporting shore infrastructure to each client's location and operating needs. Founded in 2013, Bridgemans is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Company size: 51-200
Company stage: Not listed
Total funding: Not listed
Headquarters: Vancouver, Canada
Founded: 2013

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