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NAVY
Canadian Forces members are proud to serve Canada by defending its values, interests and sovereignty at home and abroad.
Canadian Forces personnel belong to air, land, sea and special operations components. Members Serve either full-time in the Regular Force or part-time in the Reserves. When you join the Regular Force, you are signing on for several years of service. Members of the Reserves are part-time Military personnel who get a sense of what it might be like to pursue a Military career, without making a long-term commitment.
Four Canadian Forces operational commands report to the National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa. They are:
1. Canada Command, supported by six regional Joint Task Forces for the defence of Canada, works in support of civil authorities in the delivery of their mandates during crises, or in operations in the national interest that require some of the specialized or unique capabilities of the Canadian Forces. On the continental front, Canada Command works closely with US Northern Command and North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), to ensure vigilance and maintain alertness at all times.
2. Canadian Expeditionary Force Command is responsible for all Canadian Forces international operations, with the exception of operations conducted solely by Special Operations Group elements.
3. Canadian Special Operations Forces Command is capable of responding to terrorism and threats to Canadians and Canadian interests around the world.
4. Canadian Operational Support Command, delivers national-level operational support to Canadian Forces missions at home and abroad, including the full range of combat support and combat service support functions such as logistics, military engineering, health services and military police.
http://www.forces.ca/html/jobexplorer_en.aspx
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The BC Public Service is an award-winning employer where we celebrate the achievements and ideas of our employees, who are frequently recognized for their work and expertise at every level.
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One employer, thousands of opportunities
* Five reasons to join the Public Service of Canada
o Make your mark
o Kick-start your career
o Never stop learning
o Be part of a community
o Get the balance you want
* Kick-start your career in the PS
o Make your studies work for you
o Work while studying
o How to apply
o How to read a job posting
o Résumé tips
o Interview tips
o Understanding government lingo
* Facts and figures about the PS
https://psjobs-emploisfp.psc-cfp.gc.ca/psrs-srfp/applicant/page1000?toggleLanguage=en&psrsMode=1
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The Washington Marine Group of Companies is committed to leading the marine transportation, shipbuilding and ship repair industries. We observe the highest standard in health, safety and environment in the industry. Our customers can rely on our owner's long-term commitment founded on sustained investment in people, infrastructure and equipment. Our employees are what have made us successful.
The Group’s workforce includes approximately 2000 at sea and ashore personnel located in Vancouver and Victoria.
We offer the following benefits:
* competitive compensation and benefits package
* state of the art fitness centre
* opportunities for growth and advancement in chosen profession
* mentorship and traineeship opportunities with experienced professionals
* scholarship and summer employment opportunities for your children
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The Canadian Coast Guard Agency, within the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, is primarily responsible for search and rescue; safe operation and maintenance of aids to navigation; maritime security; icebreaking support; conservation and protection; environmental response and scientific research.
If you are interested in working as a Ship’s Officer or Ship’s Crew with the Canadian Coast Guard you will want to be aware of the following:
Candidates must:
* pass the Coast Guard/Health Canada medical standards,
* be a Canadian citizen and be able to obtain a Canadian Passport, and
* be subjected to a Criminal Record Check.
Candidates will need to provide:
* copies of all necessary qualifications,
* copies of any relevant courses, volunteer work and experience (i.e. small boat handling etc.),
* names and contact numbers of two work references, and
* completed application form indicating which position(s) you are applying for.
For a list of current job opportunities with the Canada Coast Guard, including Ship's Crew positions, and to apply online, visit the Public Service Commission at www.jobs.gc.ca.
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