Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
I'm a passionate and adaptable professional with a deep love for the ocean, wildlife, and community. With a strong background in guiding, marine safety, and public engagement, I thrive in roles that let me connect with people and share meaningful experiences. Whether it’s showcasing the incredible wildlife of Prince Rupert or supporting marine safety efforts in my community.
As part of a passionate team of three guides, I help lead immersive bear and whale watching tours aboard the MV Inside Passage. Together, we showcase the incredible wildlife and natural beauty of the Prince Rupert area, offering guests an unforgettable experience on the water. We share in-depth local knowledge, regional history, and expert insights into the behavior and habitats of humpback whales, Grizzly bears, eagles, sea lions, and more. Our role also includes creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere by serving drinks, snacks, and meals as we navigate through one of Canada's most breathtaking marine environments.
As an RCM SAR NEW crew member, I work as part of a team dedicated to providing search and rescue services to people in distress on the water. I have gained experience in a short period practicing search patterns, man overboard, procedures for fire, water pump management, routine maintenance, and docking of the jet boat ORM. Key Responsibilities: Participate in search and rescue operations as part of a team Conduct search patterns and assist with the identification of search areas Practice and assist with man overboard procedures Assist with fire suppression and management, as well as water pump management Conduct routine maintenance on equipment and vessel as required Assist with docking and undocking of the vessel Follow all RCM SAR policies and procedures to ensure safety of all crew members and those being rescued Qualifications: Basic knowledge of boating safety and search and rescue techniques Comfortable working in a team environment and taking direction from senior crew members Physical fitness and ability to work in a demanding environment, including in inclement weather conditions Strong communication and interpersonal skills Willingness to learn and take on new responsibilities as required
As a Marine Communications and Traffic Services Officer with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), I am responsible for ensuring the safety of Canada's waterways and vessels by listening for distress and safety calls, monitoring marine traffic to prevent accidents, and ensuring that vessels comply with Canadian laws. I work on behalf of the Canadian Coast Guard to provide one of the first responses to vessels in distress. With vast knowledge of the waterways of the North Pacific coast, I am capable of multi-tasking and operating under stressful conditions. Key Responsibilities: Listen for distress and safety calls and provide assistance to vessels in distress Monitor marine traffic and provide navigational assistance to ensure the safe passage of vessels Ensure that vessels comply with Canadian laws, regulations and procedures Broadcast maritime safety information such as weather and navigational warnings Maintain accurate records of vessel traffic and incidents Maintain radio and other communication equipment to ensure effective and efficient communication Collaborate with other agencies such as the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Transport Canada, and local search and rescue organizations Participate in emergency response exercises and training sessions Qualifications: Experience as a Marine Communications and Traffic Services Officer or related position Knowledge of the waterways of the North Pacific coast Strong multi-tasking skills and ability to operate under stressful conditions Excellent communication skills and ability to work well in a team environment Knowledge of Canadian maritime laws, regulations and procedures Proficiency in using radio and other communication equipment Ability to work in a 24/7 shift environment and respond to emergency situations quickly and effectively Demonstrated ability to maintain accurate records and attention to detail
Through consultative in-person or over the phone sales, acquires new Home and Travel Insurance sales, new BCAA Membership, new ICBC, Optional Auto Insurance and additional products and services Renews Home and Travel Medical Insurance policies, BCAA Memberships, ICBC, Optional Auto and additional products and services, by reviewing current coverages and making recommendations Reviews product terms and conditions including, but not limited to, coverages, limits and exclusions to limit errors and omissions Deepens Member relationships through cross-selling other BCAA products and services Creates and follows up on future business leads and upcoming renewals Collaborates with BCAA and other supplier’s Underwriters Meets all prescribed sales, business-building and retention targets, BCAA and AAA/CAA Member experience goals, best practices, standards and Underwriting guidelines
As a Customer Service Representative at CBV collection agency in Vancouver, I gained experience in managing multiple computer systems to assist customers with their inquiries and account information. This role required me to work in a fast-paced environment, prioritize tasks, and maintain a high level of customer service. Use multiple computer systems to assist customers with inquiries and account information Maintain a high level of customer service while working in a fast-paced environment Prioritize tasks to ensure timely resolution of customer issues Collaborate with team members to improve customer experience and service levels Adhere to policies and procedures related to data privacy and information security Qualifications: Strong computer skills and ability to work with multiple systems simultaneously Excellent verbal and written communication skills Customer-focused approach with the ability to empathize with customers Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and prioritize tasks Detail-oriented with the ability to follow policies and procedures related to data privacy and information security