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Victoria, British Columbia
From our early beginnings with just two vessels operating on a single route, today we have grown to be one of the largest and most complex ferry systems in the world, with 37 vessels supporting 25 routes along 1,600 kilometres of coastline. From April 1, 2023, to March 31, 2024, our team of nearly 5,400 staff worked together to transport more people, vehicles, and goods than ever before. 22.6M passengers and 9.6M vehicles traveled with us on over 185K sailings — averaging more than 500 sailings per day. Our staff and crew are the heart of BC Ferries, every day they keep BC’s coast safe and moving.
On-site · West Vancouver
The Crewing Scheduler is responsible for planning and scheduling shipboard and shore-based staff assignments to meet operational requirements. They also manage time sheets, handle short-term absence requests, and ensure crewing profiles are maintained efficiently.
On-site · Alert Bay
The Deckhand/BridgeWatch is responsible for directing passenger and vehicle traffic, ensuring vessel safety, and performing general maintenance duties. They also maintain a constant lookout for navigational hazards and participate in emergency drills as required.
On-site · Nanaimo
The Warehouse Manager leads the safe and efficient operation of warehouse facilities, including inventory management, distribution, and logistics. They are responsible for managing a unionized workforce, overseeing procurement, and ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
On-site · Campbell River
Terminal Service Attendants are responsible for maintaining terminal facilities, grounds, and equipment while providing excellent customer service and operational support. They also assist with vessel docking, traffic management, and administrative tasks to ensure safe and efficient terminal operations.
On-site · West Vancouver
The Terminal Manager oversees day-to-day terminal operations, ensuring safety, regulatory compliance, and high-quality customer service. They are responsible for managing staff performance, financial reporting, and maintaining terminal facilities and equipment.
On-site · Delta
The Inventory Supervisor is responsible for leading inventory operations, including system administration, stock level management, and quality assurance. They will also oversee the inventory team, monitor performance metrics, and ensure accurate inventory counts and reporting.
On-site · Delta
Deckhands are responsible for directing vehicle and passenger traffic, ensuring vessel safety, and performing general ship maintenance and cleaning duties. They also participate in emergency drills, monitor marine traffic, and assist with docking and navigation tasks.
On-site · Victoria
The Director leads the Operations & Security Centre, providing strategic oversight for 24/7 monitoring, emergency response, and business continuity. They are responsible for building organizational resilience, managing operational risks, and coordinating with external partners during significant events.
On-site · Chemainus
The Mate/Relief Master serves as the ship's Executive Officer, overseeing deck department activities and acting as Master when required. They are responsible for planning and directing crew duties, ensuring vessel safety, and providing training and performance feedback.
On-site · Delta
This role provides administrative support to the maintenance department, including scheduling, payroll data entry, and reporting via the CMMS system. Additionally, the assistant manages service procurement processes, including obtaining quotes, creating purchase orders, and overseeing transaction lifecycles.
