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The document summarizes two open positions for Expedition Leaders on a ship called the M/S Sea Adventurer for its 2014 sailing season. The Expedition Leader is responsible for the entire operation and safety of expeditions, including assessing conditions, leading excursions, and coordinating with the ship's crew. Successful candidates must have extensive experience in polar environments and managing groups, as well as skills such as navigation, wildlife handling, and crisis management. The first position runs from June to September, while the second is from August to late September.
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Adventure Canada is looking for a talented expedition leader.
The document summarizes two open positions for Expedition Leaders on a ship called the M/S Sea Adventurer for its 2014 sailing season. The Expedition Leader is responsible for the entire operation and safety of expeditions, including assessing conditions, leading excursions, and coordinating with the ship's crew. Successful candidates must have extensive experience in polar environments and managing groups, as well as skills such as navigation, wildlife handling, and crisis management. The first position runs from June to September, while the second is from August to late September.
The document summarizes two open positions for Expedition Leaders on a ship called the M/S Sea Adventurer for its 2014 sailing season. The Expedition Leader is responsible for the entire operation and safety of expeditions, including assessing conditions, leading excursions, and coordinating with the ship's crew. Successful candidates must have extensive experience in polar environments and managing groups, as well as skills such as navigation, wildlife handling, and crisis management. The first position runs from June to September, while the second is from August to late September.
We are looking for an experienced Expedition Leader(s) to join our team onboard our 2014 sailing season. There are (2) two positions open for this role onboard the Sea Adventurer. One position commences June 2 nd and the other commences August 12, 2014.
The Expedition Leader (EL) is responsible for the entire operation and safety of Adventure Canadas expeditions. This is a demanding role and experience is essential. The individual must have experience in polar environments, familiarity with marine environments, expedition leadership and the ability to manage multiple people and projects simultaneously.
The EL must ensure that all on board and onshore arrangements are to the Companys and the guests satisfaction. This involves assessing sea and weather conditions to determine suitable expedition landings, management of Zodiac operations, coordinating onshore guiding activities, understanding and reacting appropriately to animal behaviours (in particular polar bear and walrus), respond to emergencies, understand the obligations of the company with regard to CWS, CLEY and other regional permits and communicating all plans in a clear and calm fashion to guests aboard the vessel.
It is the ELs responsibility, to ensure that the Expedition Cruise Department functions smoothly and works as a team. It is imperative that the EL work closely with the Cruise Director, Master, officers, crew and staff to ensure maximum comfort, safety and adventure for the Adventure Canada client.
Expedition Leaders must be enterprising, self-confident, independent-thinkers, highly motivated and organized individuals. The EL must inspire teamwork and have strong leadership skills. He/she should have mastered the art of driving Zodiacs and be able to think on his/her feet. The EL must have the patience, skill and willingness to train new and existing team members.
The ELs must be exceptionally good with people. Working with and motivating a team is a daily responsibility. He/she must also be flexible, charming, calm, friendly and unflappable. An individual with a perfectionist streak is highly desirable. Thoroughness and attention to detail is essential.
Close cooperation is required between the EL and Ship's Command (the Master and Staff Captain) to coordinate the daily itinerary from ship to shore. Due to the possibility of extreme weather (ice, swells, hurricanes, etc) the EL is responsible for working with the Ships Command to develop the safest plan of action for the duration of the sailing. Changes to sailing schedule will be made by EL and Ships command as needed on a day-to-day basis. For these reasons an understanding of the physical geography, history, flora and fauna and direct experience in the Canadian Arctic and Northwest Greenland is a must.
REQUIRED SKILLS
2+ years working as an Expedition Leader onboard an Expedition Ship in the Canadian Arctic and Greenland (Experience on the Sea Adventurer is an asset) 4+ years with ice navigation in each the Canadian Arctic and Greenland waters Destination knowledge and experience of the Canadian Arctic, and Greenland waters (both positions) Destination knowledge and experience with sailing navigation through the East Coast of Canada (Newfoundland, Labrador, Sable Island (Position 1) Working knowledge of firearms Working knowledge of polar bear and other wildlife safety related to firearms, etc Experience scouting unfamiliar/familiar polar terrain and territories for safe passenger landings Ability to read nautical maps and charting (electronically and on paper) Experience with crisis control management Experience with public speaking (especially under high pressure situations) Ability to manage a number of different projects simultaneously Experience with briefing passengers on landing procedures and etiquette while ashore
ASSETS
Sefarers Book for Bahamas registered ship STCW basic safety course Security awareness certificates Computer literacy Ability to overcome language barriers and still maintain good levels of communication Discretion and the ability to manage matters of a confidential nature Creative and innovative thinking Creative and innovative thinking
REQUIRED CERTIFICATES Pleasure craft boating certificate (or equivalent) Firearms acquisition license First Aid certified
FURTHER NOTES
Position 1 is from June 2 nd -September 24 th , 2014 Position 2 is from August 12 th -28 th , 2014
Please submit resumes by June 25 th, to hr@adventurecanada.com and indicate what position # you are applying for in the subject line.
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