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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 · Nanaimo
The Chief Steward leads passenger services, catering, and retail operations aboard a vessel while ensuring safety and operational excellence. They are responsible for managing a diverse team, overseeing budgets, and implementing strategies to improve service quality and profitability.
On-site · Nanaimo
The deckhand is responsible for directing vehicle and passenger traffic, ensuring vessel safety, and performing general maintenance duties. They also participate in emergency drills and maintain a constant lookout for navigational hazards.
On-site · Area A (Baynes Sound)
The 4th Class Engineer is responsible for maintaining, monitoring, and repairing engine room machinery and equipment on board the vessel. They also conduct watchkeeping duties, perform routine maintenance, and ensure all safety and environmental protocols are followed.
On-site · Richmond
The labourer will assist tradespersons with vessel refit and maintenance tasks, including cleaning, part installation, and operating heavy machinery. Additional duties involve organizing the yard, fueling trucks, and maintaining a safe and clean work environment.
On-site · Richmond
The welder will plan, maintain, and perform welding and fabrication work for vessels, terminals, and facilities. They are also responsible for coordinating with other trades, managing materials, and providing leadership to apprentices and new employees.
On-site · Skeena-Queen Charlotte
Deckhands are responsible for directing vehicle and passenger traffic, ensuring vessel safety, and performing general ship maintenance and cleaning. They also participate in emergency drills and maintain a constant lookout for navigational hazards.
On-site · Area F (West Howe Sound)
The Chief Steward oversees onboard guest services, catering operations, and retail services while supervising staff and ensuring high standards of customer service. They are also responsible for administrative tasks, safety compliance, and managing vessel assets to ensure efficient operations.
On-site · Area B (Bella Bella)
The Terminal Service Attendant is responsible for maintaining terminal facilities, grounds, and equipment while providing excellent customer service. They also assist with vessel docking, traffic management, and administrative tasks to ensure safe and efficient terminal operations.
On-site · Metro Vancouver Regional District
The Regional Manager oversees the maintenance, reliability, and performance of terminal assets, including marine structures and critical infrastructure. They lead multidisciplinary teams, manage maintenance budgets, and ensure compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
On-site · Victoria
The Finance Coordinator will administer purchasing approval hierarchies, maintain internal controls, and ensure compliance with financial policies. They will also support financial operations by preparing reports, managing vendor payments, and coordinating departmental meetings.
On-site · North Saanich
The First Engineer is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of ship machinery, equipment, and all onboard operating systems. They provide leadership to the engineering team while ensuring compliance with safety standards and company performance goals.
On-site · Salt Spring Island Electoral Area
The Deckhand is responsible for directing vehicle and passenger traffic, ensuring vessel safety, and performing general maintenance and cleaning duties. They also participate in emergency drills, maintain a lookout for navigational hazards, and assist with vessel operations under the direction of a deck officer.
Hybrid · British Columbia
Provide high-level administrative and strategic support to the Vice President of Engineering, including managing a complex calendar and acting as a primary liaison for stakeholders. Responsibilities also include managing the division's annual operating budget and coordinating executive travel and high-profile initiatives.
On-site · Richmond
Lead complex vessel programs by managing multiple interdependent projects across planning, design, delivery, and in-service support. Provide program-level leadership to optimize fleet asset performance while managing scope, schedule, cost, and risk.
On-site
Job Description : REGIONAL MANAGER, TERMINAL MAINTENANCE Tsawwassen The Opportunity We are searching for a Regional Manager to join our Terminal Maintenance team. As a key member of Terminal Maintenance team, you are accountable for ensuring the safe, timely and efficient maintenance of terminal marine structures and shore facilities by managing and executing an effective maintenance management program to ensure safe and reliable operations. You can lead a team of admin, planners, supervisors, and skilled trades in a unionized environment and require knowledge of marine structures, mechan…
