Job description: Marine Equipment Operator MED A3 & SVOP ARE MANDATORY Canada Pump & Power is seeking experienced Marine Equipment Operators with professional, hands-on experience operating boats, barges, dredges, and other industrial marine equipment. This is not a recreational boating position. We are specifically looking for candidates who have operated marine equipment as part of their employment in an industrial, commercial, construction, dredging, marine, or similar work environment. Before You Apply To be considered for this position, you MUST have: • Valid Marine Emergency Duties A3 (MED A3) • Valid Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) • Professional experience operating marine equipment for work • Experience operating boats, barges, dredges, or comparable commercial/industrial marine equipment • Minimum 3 years of relevant marine equipment operating experience • Valid Class 5 Driver's License • Ability to work long day and/or night shifts of up to 12 hours Both MED A3 AND SVOP are mandatory requirements. Candidates who do not currently hold both certifications will not be considered. Recreational boating experience, personal watercraft experience, or experience operating a personal boat does not meet the professional marine operating experience requirement for this position. What You'll Be Doing As a Marine Equipment Operator with Canada Pump & Power, you will work as part of our field operations team supporting industrial marine projects. Responsibilities include: • Professionally operate boats, barges, dredges, and other marine equipment as required by the project • Safely maneuver and position marine equipment in active work environments • Follow CPP Safe Work Policies, Procedures, and Practices • Work within company, client, site, and regulatory requirements • Complete Field Level Risk Assessments (FLRAs) • Identify, report, and assist in correcting hazards, incidents, and near misses • Participate in Job Hazard Assessments/Analyses (JHAs) • Complete required equipment and operational documentation • Work effectively with CPP employees, clients, contractors, and subcontractors • Assist with other operational duties as required by the project or supervisor Required Qualifications Applicants must meet all of the following minimum requirements: • Marine Emergency Duties A3 (MED A3) – REQUIRED • Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) – REQUIRED • Minimum 3 years of professional/work-related experience operating marine equipment • Demonstrated experience with boats, barges, dredges, or similar marine equipment • High school diploma or equivalent • Valid Class 5 Driver's License • Ability to read, write, and communicate effectively in English • Minimum 18 years of age • Ability to successfully complete required pre-employment screening • Ability to obtain a Criminal Record Check • Ability to successfully complete CPP and site-specific orientations and training Work Environment & Physical Requirements This is a hands-on field position. Candidates must be comfortable: • Working 14/14 rotation • Working around water and active industrial marine operations • Working in wet, noisy, and changing weather conditions • Working day and/or night shifts up to 12 hours • Navigating uneven surfaces, equipment, and obstacles • Lifting and moving loads up to approximately 20 kg • Working as part of a safety-sensitive industrial operation What We Mean by "Marine Experience" Relevant experience includes professional operation of equipment such as: Commercial/industrial work boats Barges Dredges Crew boats Utility/work vessels Other comparable marine equipment used as part of paid employment Recreational boating alone does not qualify. Benefits: • Dental care Application question(s): • Are you willing to take a drug test, in accordance with local law/regulations? Do you have a valid driver's license? Are you willing to undergo a background check, in accordance with local law/regulations? Licence/Certification: • MEDA3 (required)

Algoma Central Corporation owns and operates the largest fleet of dry and liquid bulk carriers operating on the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence Waterway, including self-unloading dry-bulk carriers, gearless dry-bulk carriers and product tankers. Algoma also owns ocean self-unloading dry-bulk vessels operating in international markets. Algoma has expanded into global short sea markets through it 50% interests in NovaAlgoma Cement Carriers and NovaAlgoma Short Sea Carriers. Algoma’s Vision is to grow its position as the carrier of choice for bulk commodities in the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence Waterway to become a leader in short sea shipping globally.... Second EngineerPosted date [2026-Oct-19] (ID: 4079) The Second Engineer is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Engine Department personnel and operation and maintenance of machinery, in line with the Chief Engineer’s directions. The Second Engineer is responsible to the Chief Engineer for safe standards of operation in all departmental activities and is expected to perform his or her duties in accordance with the Canada Shipping Act and Regulations, Canada Labour Code, Company Policies and Procedures. Job Responsibilities: • Accepts directions from the Chief Engineer in terms of guidelines and objectives. • Ensuring documentation of all maintenance carried out is kept up to date in the planned maintenance system and/or the vessel • Supervising the safe, efficient and economical operation of the Engine Room Department. To meet these objectives s/he has authority over the junior Engineers and unlicensed personnel and is responsible for their training. • Upkeep of all machinery and equipment for which the Engine Room Department is responsible. • Maintenance and upkeep of the main propulsion machinery including fuel and lubricant piping and pumping systems, purifiers, steering gear, control systems, hydraulic systems, CPP systems, oily water separators and incinerators. S/He is also responsible for the testing, maintenance, and recording of ME jacket water chemical additives and for the collection, submission and recording of regular lube oil samples from all applicable Engine Room machinery. • Purification of bunkers to maintain a sufficient supply of fuel to main and auxiliary machinery. • Pumping of machinery bilge spaces, in accordance with the requirements of the Canadian Vessel Pollution Prevention and Dangerous Chemicals Regulations and Marpol 73/78, and as detailed in SM03 Engine Room Procedures. • Maintaining records of Engine Room stores and spares expended, received, or on hand. • Monitoring work performed and recorded under the Planned Maintenance Program to ensure an accurate record of work carried out on all machinery in the engine room, or in other isolated compartments and on deck. • Security duties as per Vessel Security Plan. Requirements: • Second Class Motor Ticket • Marine Medical • STCW - Basic Safety • STCW - Prof. Survival Craft • STCW - Advanced Fire Fighting • Personnel with Security Duties • Propulsion Simulator - 2 • Ship Security Officer • Passport • C1/D VISA (if applicable) Skills, Abilities and Experience • Minimum 2 years recent experience • Experience with Safety Management Systems • Excellent leadership skills • Excel in analyzing and adjusting work procedures for maximum efficiency • Knowledge of English language is required If you are interested in a rewarding career with Algoma Central Corporation, please send your resume to careers(at)algonet.com and include "2nd Engineer-Drybulk" in the subject line of your email. Algoma Central Corporation encourages application from designated group members identified under the Federal Employment Equity Act. We wish to thank all applicants in advance, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. This position is unionized. Wages and benefits will be paid as per union agreement.

Algoma Central Corporation owns and operates the largest fleet of dry and liquid bulk carriers operating on the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence Waterway, including self-unloading dry-bulk carriers, gearless dry-bulk carriers and product tankers. Algoma also owns ocean self-unloading dry-bulk vessels operating in international markets. Algoma has expanded into global short sea markets through it 50% interests in NovaAlgoma Cement Carriers and NovaAlgoma Short Sea Carriers. Algoma’s Vision is to grow its position as the carrier of choice for bulk commodities in the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence Waterway to become a leader in short sea shipping globally.... Second Engineer-TankerPosted date [2026-Oct-19] (ID: 4080) Second Engineer-Tanker The Second Engineer is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Engine Department personnel and operation and maintenance of machinery, in line with the Chief Engineer’s directions. Reporting to the Chief Engineer, the Second Engineer is responsible for safe standards of operation in all departmental activities and is expected to perform his or her duties in accordance with the Canada Shipping Act and Regulations, Canada Labour Code, Company Policies and Procedures. This position is unionized. Wages and benefits will be paid as per union agreement. Job Responsibilities: Accepts directions from the Chief Engineer in terms of guidelines and objectives. Ensuring documentation of all maintenance carried out is kept up to date in the planned maintenance system and/or the vessel Supervising the safe, efficient and economical operation of the Engine Room Department. To meet these objectives s/he has authority over the junior Engineers and unlicensed personnel and is responsible for their training. Upkeep of all machinery and equipment for which the Engine Room Department is responsible. Maintenance and upkeep of the main propulsion machinery including fuel and lubricant piping and pumping systems, purifiers, steering gear, control systems, hydraulic systems, CPP systems, oily water separators and incinerators. S/He is also responsible for the testing, maintenance, and recording of ME jacket water chemical additives and for the collection, submission and recording of regular lube oil samples from all applicable Engine Room machinery. Purification of bunkers to maintain a sufficient supply of fuel to main and auxiliary machinery. Pumping of machinery bilge spaces, in accordance with the requirements of the Canadian Vessel Pollution Prevention and Dangerous Chemicals Regulations and Marpol 73/78, and as detailed in SM03 Engine Room Procedures. Maintaining records of Engine Room stores and spares expended, received, or on hand. Monitoring work performed and recorded under the Planned Maintenance Program to ensure an accurate record of work carried out on all machinery in the engine room, or in other isolated compartments and on deck. Security duties as per Vessel Security Plan. Requirements: • Second Class Motor Ticket • Marine Medical • STCW - Basic Safety • STCW - Prof. Survival Craft • STCW - Advanced Fire Fighting • Personnel with Security Duties • Specialized Oil Tanker Training • Specialized Chemical Tanker Training • Propulsion Simulator - 2 • Ship Security Officer • Passport • Valid Work Permit • C1/D VISA Skills, Abilities and Experience: Minimum 2 years recent experience working on tanker vessels Experience with Safety Management Systems Excellent leadership skills Excel in analyzing and adjusting work procedures for maximum efficiency Knowledge of English language is required Algoma Central Corporation encourages application from designated group members identified under the Federal Employment Equity Act. Algoma Central Corporation is committed to the full inclusion of all qualified individuals. As part of this commitment, Algoma will ensure that persons with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodations. If reasonable accommodation is needed to participate in the job application or interview process, please contact careers(at)algonet.com .

Who We Are: Your Marine Carrier of Choice. What we carry is more than just cargo; we carry essential goods that become a part of our everyday lives. We move cargo that feeds us, keeps our roads safe, helps to build our communities and moves us forward. Marine transportation is the most sustainable mode of transportation and we take pride in being able to move your cargo not only efficiently but also safely and reliably. Job Summary: The Captain is the Company's management representative aboard the vessel and they are charged with the responsibility to support and protect the best interests of the Corporation in all areas of their job role. The Captain’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the safety of the crew and any contractors, protection of the environment, the safe operation of the vessel and its cargo, and protection of the owner's commercial interests. The Captain has the overriding authority and responsibility to make decisions with respect to safety and pollution prevention. The Captain is expected to perform his or her duties in accordance with the Canada Shipping Act and Regulations, Canada Labour Code, Company Policies and Procedures, and includes fulfillment of the Company’s committed requirements of the ISM Code and the ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 Standards. This is a management position and is non-unionized. Qualifications: • Master Mariner (preferred) or Master, Near Coastal Certificate of Competency issued by Transport Canada • Transport Canada Marine Medical • General Operator's License (GOC – GMDSS). • Pilotage Certificate within the designated GLPA areas (preferred). • Certificate of Proficiency in STCW Basic Safety. • Certificate of Proficiency in STCW Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats other than Fast Rescue Boats. • Certificate of Proficiency in STCW Advanced Fire Fighting. • Ship Security Officer. • Marine Medical Care (preferred). • Bridge Resource Management. • ECDIS training with proficiency in TRANSAS type (preferred). • Valid Canadian Passport or Canadian Permanent Residency. • Valid US C1/D Visa, if required. Skills, Abilities and Experience: • Minimum 2 years recent experience working as Captain. • Experience with Safety Management Systems. • Excellent leadership skills. • Knowledge of English language at a working level is required. Algoma Central Corporation encourages application from designated group members identified under the Federal Employment Equity Act. We wish to thank all applicants in advance, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

The Atlantic Pilotage Authority (APA) is seeking a highly motivated and experienced Fleet Manager to lead the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of our fleet of pilot boats supporting a 24/7 marine operation across Atlantic Canada. Based within a dynamic marine environment, this role combines hands-on technical expertise, operational leadership, and fleet management responsibilities. The successful incumbent will be based in Halifax, NS with regular travel within the Atlantic Provinces. Key Responsibilities •Oversee the operational readiness, maintenance, and safety of APA's pilot boat fleet. •Coordinate preventative and corrective maintenance activities. •Provide technical support and troubleshooting for vessel operations. •Manage contractors and ensure regulatory compliance. •Lead and support fleet maintenance personnel and vessel crews. •Support continuous improvement in fleet reliability, safety, and efficiency. Qualifications •Secondary school diploma or equivalent combination of education, training, and experience. •Transport Canada Engineer Certificate of Competency or equivalent marine industry experience. •Minimum five (5) years of technical marine engineering experience, either onboard vessels or in a shoreside technical role. •Strong leadership, decision-making, and technical troubleshooting abilities. •Excellent communication and relationship-building skills. •Experience in a unionized environment and bilingualism (English/French) are assets. What We Offer •Competitive compensation and benefits package. •A role with meaningful impact on fleet performance and operational excellence serving Atlantic Canada's ports. •Challenging and rewarding work in a collaborative and safety-focused environment. Apply Interested candidates are invited to submit their resume and cover letter to: HR@atlanticpilotage.com. Application Deadline: October 23, 2026.

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Deputy Provost (Marine Institute) & Executive Director (Professional and Continuing Education) Memorial University St. John’s, NL Memorial University is committed to employment equity and diversity and encourages applications from all qualified candidates, including women; Indigenous peoples; people of any sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression; visible minorities/racialized people; and people with disabilities. We acknowledge that the lands on which Memorial University’s campuses are situated are in the traditional territories of diverse Indigenous groups, and we acknowledge with respect the diverse histories and cultures of the Beothuk, Mi’kmaq, Innu, and Inuit of this province. Gaps in career history/research history can exist for any number of reasons.  We are eager to learn about your accomplishments regardless of timeline and do not ask you to disclose information about family responsibilities, sick leave, settlement, etc. We acknowledge and value diverse career paths, ways of knowing, and forms of communicating knowledge, and we value the particular expertise brought by members of Historically, Persistently, or Systemically Marginalized groups. The Organization Memorial University is one of Canada’s leading public universities and is committed to academic excellence, research impact, student success, and community engagement. The Marine Institute is a globally recognized centre for ocean education, technology, research, and industry partnerships, with a longstanding reputation for delivering industry-focused education, specialized training, and applied research that supports the ocean sectors provincially, nationally, and internationally. The Role Memorial University is seeking a dynamic leader to be our new Deputy Provost (Marine Institute) & Executive Director (Professional and Continuing Education). This is a unique opportunity to serve as a key member of Memorial University’s senior leadership team, providing executive leadership for the Marine Institute—one of Memorial’s five campuses—while also advancing innovation in Professional and Continuing Education across the institution’s multi-campus system. Reporting to the Provost, the Deputy Provost (Marine Institute) & Executive Director (Professional and Continuing Education) holds overall responsibility for the Marine Institute campus, including financial and operational performance, strategic direction, and organizational effectiveness. The role provides executive oversight of all Marine Institute operations, leads external relations, and serves as a principal ambassador for the Institute. Working in close partnership with industry, government, and academic colleagues, the Deputy Provost collaborates with senior leaders across Memorial University and engages broadly with external stakeholders and partners to advance institutional priorities, strengthen partnerships, and expand the impact of both the Marine Institute and Memorial University globally. Building on the Institute’s longstanding success in providing first-rate industry training and upskilling, the role also leads the development and delivery of Professional and Continuing Education initiatives across Memorial’s multi-campus ecosystem, ensuring alignment with institutional priorities, community needs, and emerging labour-market opportunities. The Deputy Provost fosters an inclusive environment that supports faculty, staff, and students and encourages a culture of academic excellence, research impact, student success, community engagement, and respect for place. Key Areas of Leadership and Oversight Institutional and Academic Leadership: Serves as a key member of Memorial’s senior leadership team, contributing to the development of the university’s vision and priorities and leading the effective implementation of institutional strategies. Contributes to the development and execution of strategic initiatives and academic and industry priorities at the Marine Institute. Provides leadership to school heads, instructors, and staff across the Marine Institute, ensuring the effective delivery of its academic, training, and research mandate in alignment with the university’s mission. Oversees and ensures compliance with academic regulations, government requirements, ISO 9001 certification, and accreditation standards. Supports evidence-based decision-making, academic planning and program development and delivery; advances strategic enrolment and retention initiatives; and strengthens teaching and learning. Fosters faculty and staff development and mentoring, and addresses personnel matters with fairness, effectiveness, and respect, while ensuring effective workplace relations through the consistent application of collective agreements and institutional policies and procedures. Promotes student success, including through meaningful and deliberate engagement with Indigenous communities. Supports positive academic outcomes by building strong relationships with the student body, enhancing the student experience, and maintaining a visible and engaged presence within the Institute. Supports Indigenous engagement Research Leadership: Advances scientific, industry, and student research priorities at the Marine Institute, specifically in areas of Fisheries, Maritime Studies, and Ocean Technologies. Works with researchers to build capacity and enable world-class research and research collaborations. Develops research funding opportunities for researchers, aligning research activity with institutional priorities and industry and broader sector opportunities. Strengthens the dissemination and impact of research outputs by supporting publication, knowledge mobilization, and researcher participation in national and international academic and industry forums. Expands opportunities for Indigenous-led and graduate research by supporting the development of research-based programs and securing funding through external partnerships and funding agencies. Industry Relationships and External Partnerships: Drives innovation, development, and collaboration in the ocean industries. Works closely with the Marine Institute’s Industry Advisory Board to ensure sector priorities are effectively advanced. Collaborates with community colleges, federal and provincial development agencies, Indigenous communities and organizations, and other external groups on matters of shared interest. Builds new strategic partnerships and collaborations by leveraging existing relationships. Promotes and capitalizes on the Marine Institute’s specialized training facilities and applied research centres. Professional and Continuing Education: Leads the development and implementation of a Professional and Continuing Education strategy for the whole institution aligned with Memorial’s broad priorities, community needs, and labour market demand. Supports the development of new non-credit and credit programs in the lifelong learning space. Identifies and advances emerging opportunities in professional, online, and hybrid programming, ensuring academic integrity and accessibility while maintaining the flexibility required to meet the needs of adult, part-time, and working learners. Operational Management and Finance: Leads financial management and budgeting processes of the Marine Institute, ensuring effective planning, robust oversight, and the efficient use of human, financial, information, and infrastructure resources. Leads major institutional change processes, including program development, academic restructuring, and academic reviews, among other initiatives. Provides strategic oversight of resource allocation within a complex budgetary environment, balancing financial and operational priorities and ensuring effective risk management. Advances institutional goals and priorities related to accessibility, Indigenization and equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism (EDI-AR), embedding these principles in strategy, policy, and practice. Identifies and develops new revenue streams. The Ideal Candidate The ideal candidate is a strategic and collaborative academic leader who brings a demonstrated ability to navigate complex organizational environments while building strong relationships across academic, industry, government, and community sectors. They are an effective communicator, capable of balancing consultation with decisive leadership, and are committed to advancing academic excellence, research impact, innovation, student success, and organizational effectiveness. Qualifications and Experience While the Search Committee recognizes that no one candidate is likely to meet all qualifications in equal measure, those listed below are desirable and will be used to compare candidates. •Earned doctorate or terminal degree in a relevant discipline, or equivalent professional experience in an academic context is preferred. •Significant senior leadership experience, including demonstrated financial and organizational expertise and the ability to balance consultation with sound decision-making. •Demonstrated experience in academic governance and faculty affairs. •Experience in supporting industry-driven curriculum and program delivery. •Proven track record of engagement with industry partners. •Significant experience with budget management and institutional planning. •Demonstrated leadership experience in EDI-AR and/or Indigenization in an academic context. •Familiarity with accreditation processes and regulatory environments. •Experience managing large teams and leading complex change initiatives. Skills and Attributes •Strong leadership, communication, and collaboration skills. •Ability to support evidence-based decision-making, strategic planning, and institutional effectiveness. •Demonstrated capacity to foster faculty and staff development while supporting positive workplace relations. •Commitment to advancing equity, diversity, inclusion, anti-racism, and Indigenization. •Ability to build and sustain strategic partnerships and collaborations. •Strong financial acumen and experience balancing operational and strategic priorities in complex environments. •Ability to lead organizational change while fostering an inclusive and engaging culture. To Apply Submit your full application package online at: Deputy Provost (Marine Institute) & Executive Director (Professional and Continuing Education) | KBRS For other inquiries, contact Michelle Doyle at mdoyle@kbrs.ca We will provide support and accommodations to applicants with disabilities, upon request. If you need accommodation in order to participate as a candidate in the recruitment process, please contact accommodate@kbrs.ca or communicate your needs to the recruitment professional named in the job description.

Who We Are: Your Marine Carrier of Choice. What we carry is more than just cargo; we carry essential goods that become a part of our everyday lives. We move cargo that feeds us, keeps our roads safe, helps to build our communities and moves us forward. Marine transportation is the most sustainable mode of transportation and we take pride in being able to move your cargo not only efficiently but also safely and reliably. Job Summary: The Captain is the Company's management representative aboard the vessel and they are charged with the responsibility to support and protect the best interests of the Corporation in all areas of their job role. The Captain’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the safety of the crew and any contractors, protection of the environment, the safe operation of the vessel and its cargo, and protection of the owner's commercial interests. The Captain has the overriding authority and responsibility to make decisions with respect to safety and pollution prevention. The Captain is expected to perform his or her duties in accordance with the Canada Shipping Act and Regulations, Canada Labour Code, Company Policies and Procedures, and includes fulfillment of the Company’s committed requirements of the ISM Code and the ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 Standards. This is a management position and is non-unionized. Qualifications: Master Mariner (preferred) or Master, Near Coastal Certificate of Competency issued by Transport Canada. Transport Canada Marine Medical. General Operator's License (GOC – GMDSS). Pilotage Certificate within the designated GLPA areas. Certificate of Proficiency in STCW Basic Safety. Certificate of Proficiency in STCW Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats other than Fast Rescue Boats. Certificate of Proficiency in STCW Advanced Fire Fighting. Ship Security Officer. Marine Medical Care (preferred). Bridge Resource Management. ECDIS training with proficiency in TRANSAS type (preferred). Valid Canadian Passport or Canadian Permanent Residency. Valid US C1/D Visa, if required. Skills, Abilities and Experience: Minimum 2 years recent experience working as Captain on Drybulk Vessels. Experience with Safety Management Systems. Excellent leadership skills. Knowledge of English language at a working level is required. Algoma Central Corporation encourages application from designated group members identified under the Federal Employment Equity Act. We wish to thank all applicants in advance, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

We have one opening as regular wheelsman position for one of our ships, which sails between Montreal, QC to St. John’s, NL.The Wheelsman is responsible for the maneuvering bar and executes the orders given by the Master or the Officer of the watch. He takes part in the maintenance and operations of the ship, such as cleaning and general maintenance of the ship, like painting, handling moorings and others, while ensuring the implementation of the quality and safety management system and the compliance with company’s policies and procedures. Qualifications Bridge Watch Rating (Mandatory) Transport Canada Medical Certificate MED, STCW Basic Safety and Proficiency in survival craft and rescue boats, other thanfast rescue boats Ship Personnel with designated security duties proficiency Skills Good ability to work with a team Bilingualism (French and English) Working conditions We offer excellent and competitive work conditions on high technology vessels, regular schedule 28/28, as well as group insurances and pension plan. We offer competitive wages. Continuous salary, 100% paid leave. Status: Regular Boarding Location: Montreal, QC Starting date: August 18, 2026. If necessary, training will be provided. To express your interest in the position, please forward your resume and cover letter no later than July 10th, 2026, in confidence to the following link: https://www.oceanex.com/hr Oceanex Inc. is committed to equity in employment and encourages all qualified individuals to apply. We thank all candidates for their interest but wish to advise that only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No telephone inquiries please.

We have an opening for a Marine Junior Engineer position for one of our ships, which sails between Halifax, NS to St. John’s, NL. The Junior Engineer reports to the Watch-keeping Engineering Officer during engine room watches on watch keeping matters, and to the Second Engineer for routine and maintenance matters. Qualifications: Canadian Marine engineer certificate, motor vessel, Class 4 (STCW-95) Ship Personnel with Designated Security Duties Proficiency Knowledge of English Excellent analytical, problem solving and troubleshooting skills Capacity to work under pressure Marine medical certificate Boarding Location: St-John's, NL or Halifax, NS Starting: As soon as possible Status: Regular We offer excellent work conditions, well maintained vessels, regular schedule 28/28. We offer competitive wages. Continuous salary, 100% paid leave. To express your interest in the position, please forward your resume and cover letter in confidence, no later than June 26, 2026 to the following link: www.oceanex.com/hr Oceanex Inc. is committed to equity in employment and encourages all qualified individuals to apply. We thank all candidates for their interest, but wish to advise that only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No telephone inquiries please.