4th Class Engineer, Burin Peninsula (Marystown)

Job Description Job Description

Job Position&SUMMARY The 4th class Engineers at CAC, we’re driven by a shared vision: harnessing the immense potential of the marine sector. With a commitment to innovation, sustainability, and growth, we’ve developed a comprehensive business plan and operations to present an exciting prospect for financial success coupled with leaving a positive impact on the environment. Our flagship business focuses on the super luxury research expedition explorer adventure deep sea submersible charter industry. CAC offer our well‑heeled, high‑net‑worth guest/clients the enviable, unforgettable opportunity to explore the world’s most stunning coastlines, remote destinations, and deep oceans in absolute comfort and style. Our fleet of state‑of‑the‑art Research Explorer Ice‑classed Vessels, and Submersibles — registered under DNV&ABS (internationally recognized classifications)— are equipped with the latest technology and amenities, ensuring unparalleled experiences for everyone who sails with us. We firmly believe the luxury vessel/yachting and submersible sector has substantial untapped potential, and our research and planning have positioned us to capitalize on emerging opportunities in the global market. The 4th class serves as the Engineer in charge and fully responsible of Canadian Adventure Charters (CAC) Inc, vessel operations and is responsible for the success of the Corporation. Reporting directly to the Board of Directors, the Engineer is responsible for creating and implementing a clear sense of direction for the Corporation and its related businesses by defining, communicating, and overseeing the Corporation’s mission, goals, operating principles, and strategic actions.

To oversee and manage CAC fleet of Ice‑classed Explorer Vessels, Submersibles and Dive Operations for all Adventures Expeditions, Exploration, Treasure&Shipwreck Recovery, Underwater Film/ Documentary Entertainment– Climate Change/Global Warming/ Marine Research charter operations. All applicants must have previous experience in working Arctic and/or Antarctica, including MED climate conditions. Minimum 5 Year’s Experience in Heavy Salvage Marine Offshore Commercial Industry. 10 Years Experience onboardResearch Explorer Ice‑classed Vessel– Private Super Yacht, Expedition Vessels in Arctic–Antarctic Polar Regions, is Required for this position.

Certificates&Training

4th class Engineer Certificates (STCW Endorsement)

Polar certified

Passenger Safety Management

Ship Security Officer Course

Helicopter Safety Management– Crash Training Course is an asset

Marine Advance First Aid Course

Risk Management Training Course

Safety Awareness Course

A valid Marine Medical Certificate

Current Pass port

Engineers will be required to hold CAC´s submersible Safety Management Course– Training will be provided.

Knowledgeable and experienced with ROV and sonar deep water operations is not a requirement yet an asset.

Providing Vision and Leadership Skills

Budgetary Compliance

Strategic Planning

Policy Development

Vessels Charter/Crewing– 12 guest– /12–14 crew

Schedule 8 weeks on/ 4 weeks off / 6/6–12 hour shift

Requirements

Persistent personal/social appearance: Must be 100% at all times. All tattoos must be covered by sleeves, no drinking or smoking of any kind while on charters with clients/guest onboard.

Candidates MUST have experience running 40m to 80m ice‑classed vessels or greater, including Canadian Citizenship/work visa and Pass Ports to work in Canada, Baffin Island, Arctic, Greenland, Iceland, UK, EU, Canary Islands, Bahamas, USA, Antarctica/Globally.

References (Must) be provided, along with a detailed cover letter, resume, cv and or bio, will be required for applying for the positions. Security clearance check– criminal record check, driver’s abstracts, alcohol and drug test, current passport, marine certificates and current medicals will all be required upon hiring.

Contact To apply for this position please forward your resume to

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For more information about Canadian Adventure Charters you can visit our website at

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Job Types Full‑time, Permanent

Pay $400.00–$450.00 per day

Additional Pay

Bonus pay

Tips

Benefits

Casual dress

Company events

Dental care

Discounted or free food

Employee stock purchase plan

Extended health care

On–site parking

Stock options

Store discount

Vision care

Schedule (detail)

8 hour shift

Day shift

Evening shift

Monday to Friday

Morning shift

Night shift

Overtime

Weekends as needed

Experience Requirement Years of experience in the luxury explorer yachting and submersible industry in North and South polar regions.

Education AEC / DEP or Skilled Trade Certificate (preferred)

Language Multilingual (required)

Licence/Certification 4th class Engineer’s Certificate Transport Canada Approved (required)

Location Remote (required)

Willingness To Travel 100% (required)

Work Location Remote

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