Able Seafarer (AB) / General Purpose Crew
- Paradise, NS, Canada
Full-time
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Original job description
DOF is entering an exciting new phase of growth in Canada, with two additional vessels joining our Canadian fleet in 2027. The first vessel is scheduled to join the fleet in early January 2027, followed by the second new build vessel later in 2027. Both vessels are secured on long-term contracts, supporting the continued growth of our Canadian operations and creating new opportunities for talented people to join our team.
At DOF, you join a global team that values safety, respect, and collaboration - where people support one another and take pride in safely delivering complex solutions. You gain experience across diverse marine, subsea, and offshore operations, working with the world's largest fleets of Subsea and high-end AHTS vessels, with opportunities to grow your skills across disciplines and regions worldwide. We support your career development, recognise autonomy and collaborative contribution, and offer a workplace where people care about their impact and work together as one team
Tasks can include, but are not limited to:
Education and Certificate Requirements:
Benefits
DOF Canada is an equal opportunity employer dedicated to promoting a diverse workforce and an inclusive respectful workplace.
We encourage applications from all qualified individuals.
Priority will be given to Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and other Canadian permanent residents.
We thank all applicants for their interest but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
At DOF, you join a global team that values safety, respect, and collaboration - where people support one another and take pride in safely delivering complex solutions. You gain experience across diverse marine, subsea, and offshore operations, working with the world's largest fleets of Subsea and high-end AHTS vessels, with opportunities to grow your skills across disciplines and regions worldwide. We support your career development, recognise autonomy and collaborative contribution, and offer a workplace where people care about their impact and work together as one team
Tasks can include, but are not limited to:
- Preparation and painting of the vessel as required;
- Lashing and securing the deck cargo or equipment on deck;
- Loading and offloading offshore;
- Maintenance of deck machinery and equipment;
- Washing down the vessel externally;
- Internal cleanliness of specified areas during watch periods;
- Manning of helideck if applicable, as either fire party or baggage handler;
- Night watches in Port as required;
- General deck-work as required;
- Manning mooring stations as required;
- Working within other departments as instructed by the Chief Officer;
- Act as lookout when required
Education and Certificate Requirements:
- Transport Canada Bridge Watch Rating Certificate of Competency
- STCW MED BS & PSC
- Ship Personnel with Designated Security Duties Certificate
- Marine Basic First Aid and CPR
- Valid Canadian Passport
- Valid Canadian Seafarers Medical
- Experience in OSV operations including Anchor Handling and Towing is required
- Experience on large AHTS vessels will be considered an asset
- Possess a high commitment to safe working practices and working as a team
- Ability to read, write, understand and speak English
- Self-starter, analytical and problem-solving capabilities
Benefits
DOF Canada is an equal opportunity employer dedicated to promoting a diverse workforce and an inclusive respectful workplace.
We encourage applications from all qualified individuals.
Priority will be given to Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and other Canadian permanent residents.
We thank all applicants for their interest but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
More about this job
Responsibilities
Perform general deck duties, including vessel preparation and painting, cargo securing, offshore loading and offloading, and maintenance of deck equipment. Support mooring, lookout, helideck, and port watch duties as required, and assist other departments under the Chief Officer's direction.
Requirements
Applicants must hold a Transport Canada Bridge Watch Rating Certificate of Competency, STCW MED BS & PSC, a Ship Personnel with Designated Security Duties Certificate, Marine Basic First Aid and CPR, a valid Canadian passport, and a valid Canadian seafarers medical. OSV experience, including anchor handling and towing, is required; large AHTS experience is an asset, along with strong safety and teamwork commitment and English communication skills.
Skills
- Deck Maintenance
- Vessel Painting
- Cargo Lashing and Securing
- Offshore Loading and Offloading
- Deck Machinery Maintenance
- Mooring Operations
- Anchor Handling
- Towing
- Watchkeeping
- Helideck Duties
- Fire Response
- Teamwork
- Safe Working Practices
- Problem-Solving
- English Communication
Visa sponsorship
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Keywords
- Able Seafarer
- General Purpose Crew
- Transport Canada Bridge Watch Rating
- STCW MED BS & PSC
- Designated Security Duties
- Marine Basic First Aid
- CPR
- Canadian Seafarers Medical
- OSV Operations
- Anchor Handling
- Towing
- AHTS Vessels
- Deck Work
- Cargo Lashing
- Offshore Loading and Offloading
- Deck Machinery
- Mooring Stations
- Helideck Operations
- Lookout Duties
- Vessel Maintenance
- Safety Practices
- Teamwork
- Drug and Alcohol Screening